Anybody remember these?

Captain_coues

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• Dec 26, 2015

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Rooting around and found these. My dad bought two revolvers on the same day. This was before I was born. I think I remember him talking about purchasing them around 1971.

 

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mtmuley

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• Dec 26, 2015

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You just have the boxes? mtmuley

 

Captain_coues

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• Dec 26, 2015

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No, I inherited the pistols from the old man. Two model 19s. A 357 and 22lr.

 

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mtmuley

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• Dec 26, 2015

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Love to see em. mtmuley

 

Captain_coues

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• Dec 26, 2015

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Here is the 357. The 22 is out of reach for now.

 

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sageadvice

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• Dec 26, 2015

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So, they don't still come that way? Huh, who'd a figured!

I always thought they were cool boxes so i've saved mine as i suspect a lot of people have. I keep the original set or the different grips i've tried in the corresponding box as well.

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"

 

RELH

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• Dec 26, 2015

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My model 57, 41 mag came in one of those boxes in the 70's. Carried that 4 inch 41 mag on duty for several years before going to the 1911 45acp. Night qualification was a hoot with that revolver. High velocity 210 gr. HP gave out a 2 foot muzzle flame.

RELH

 

Homer

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• Dec 26, 2015

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Here are a few......

 

Trix4me

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• Dec 27, 2015

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I've got one in .38 sp Fun to shoot.

 

Homer

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• Dec 27, 2015

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-27-15 AT 03:34PM (MST)[p]That snubnose s&w of mine is a model 12-1 6 shot 38spc airweight....lots of holster rash, my dad carried it religously for 25 years