Brian Busch
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I'm gonna post a picture of my baby again! Please forgive me
Just 'cause I can...
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Marko Kloos
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No fair! If you can do that, so can I....
Brian Busch
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Damn lendringser, thats a sweet S&W. What model is it?
Marko Kloos
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Brian,
it's a *&* "PC-13", a Lew Horton special that was only made to the tune of 300 copies back in 1995. It's a Model 13 with a 3" heavy barrel, DAO converted and hammer bobbed, quad-ported barrel, chamfered charge holes, Dymondwood grips and a tuned action. I found it in unfired condition at a Knoxville gun show a few weeks ago....I'd been wanting one ever since I started collecting nice *&* wheelguns, but I never thought I'd even see one in the wild.
it's a *&* "PC-13", a Lew Horton special that was only made to the tune of 300 copies back in 1995. It's a Model 13 with a 3" heavy barrel, DAO converted and hammer bobbed, quad-ported barrel, chamfered charge holes, Dymondwood grips and a tuned action. I found it in unfired condition at a Knoxville gun show a few weeks ago....I'd been wanting one ever since I started collecting nice *&* wheelguns, but I never thought I'd even see one in the wild.
VictorLouis
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You guysreally know how to rub it in.
Okay, here's one of my little sweety's:
And the other side:
And this view clearly shows the V-taper on the barrel, and also extends back into the frame/yoke area.
To my knowledge, the only K-frame that has a specially contoured frame.
This was a 1997 run for Lew Horton. About 200-300 pieces total.
I like it!
-Kframe
And the other side:
And this view clearly shows the V-taper on the barrel, and also extends back into the frame/yoke area.
To my knowledge, the only K-frame that has a specially contoured frame.
This was a 1997 run for Lew Horton. About 200-300 pieces total.
I like it!
-Kframe
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Marko Kloos
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Kframe,
you have to bracket the URL with image tags, like so:
[img}http://www.url.com[/img}
Replace the "curly" brackets after the g with the square ones...I had to modify it so you'd see the UBB code.
you have to bracket the URL with image tags, like so:
[img}http://www.url.com[/img}
Replace the "curly" brackets after the g with the square ones...I had to modify it so you'd see the UBB code.
Blarneystone
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Great looking revolvers there lendringser - brian. Hey, I'm not so good at eyeballing woods. What type of wood are the grips? I'd love to have a similar grip put on mine.
Brian Busch
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Mines a Hogue Cocobolo monogrip.
Marko Kloos
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Mine's an Ace Dymondwood grip...too bad they don't make those anymore.
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Let's try this again.
-Kframe
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Huh, still not showing up.
I'm typing in {IMG]http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=371047&a=13681235&p=53414660{/IMG]
But I'm not using the 'curly' bracket in the real post.
What's that thing at the bottom, Automatically Parse URLs?
I click to turn it off, but when I go back to edit the box is checked again.
Is that a problem?
Wierd.
-K
-Kframe
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Huh, still not showing up.
I'm typing in {IMG]http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=371047&a=13681235&p=53414660{/IMG]
But I'm not using the 'curly' bracket in the real post.
What's that thing at the bottom, Automatically Parse URLs?
I click to turn it off, but when I go back to edit the box is checked again.
Is that a problem?
Wierd.
-K
Marko Kloos
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Stragne...doesn't work with the proper image tags. Maybe it's because it doesn't refer to a specific file, but just a generic URL.
dwesson445
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Brian--
What caliber is your DW? I'll try to get a picture of mine done for ya. You'll love it.
What caliber is your DW? I'll try to get a picture of mine done for ya. You'll love it.
