My Carrry Diamondback

[Sarge405]

Way back in the 70s I was unhappy with my issue revolver so after a few years I purchased a Diamondback for on and off duty. After many years of service that revolver resides in a place of honor in my safe never to be used again. This one however takes its place as I decided to start carrying another off duty again at the end of my career.

[saemetric]

What's wrong with the first one-any pix of it? Bruce

[Sarge405]

What's wrong with the first one-any pix of it? Bruce

Nothing wrong with it. Just well used and old like me. I'm at work and its home. Don't have a camera at home.

[kennyb]

i still have my 1975 vintage trooper 4" that i carried as a duty weapon for a number of years...good memories...

[Colt-SL]

Niiice! Who's grips are those, they look like they'd fill your hand well.

[Sarge405]

Niiice! Who's grips are those, they look like they'd fill your hand well.

I believe they are AJAX. Dated 1981. Yes they are very comfortable, but I want originals and trying to find a set of "users".

[Holdin McGroin]

I'd put factory stocks on it and retire it while it's still pretty. Then shoot it on birthdays and holidays.

[Wyatt Burp]

Very classy. I'm talking about you and the gun. There is an elegance about the Diamondback. This is one situation where wraparound grips are really nice. I can tell that gun feels good in the hand.

[Frank V]

Sarge405, Very nice. I like the Diamondback too. Thanks for sharing.
Frank

[GyMac]

Sarge405,
What was the issue revolver that you were unhappy with?
Chris