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Photo From: TJ Parmele - Album: Handguns--Classic or Antique
Description: This is a slightly different version of a Smith and Wesson 1917. Barrel has been changed to something akin to most likely chambered in .45 Colt. The surface also looks to have been re-finished in a black oxide. Trigger is ok. The Double Action lockwork needs smoothing up and I am probably going to replace the stocks.
Uploaded: 1/5/2017 by TJ Parmele
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Camera Make - samsungCamera Model - SCH-I545F-Stop - F/2.2Shutter Speed - 1/15 secFocal Length - 4.2 mmISO-400
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(10/1/2019) Mark Freburg wrote:
Now which one is this again? It's pretty good looking. Certainly not the Duracoat one so a different one. Is this the one you bought the parts for?
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(10/1/2019) TJ Parmele wrote:
This is the one. Durakoted and the hardness removed from the hammer and the trigger by polishing. The parts you sold me are going to go into this gun, when I can get around to finding the right smith. Local guy... meh. Thinking cylinder and slide. |