[PZ93C]

We see so many newer DS pics. Here's my 1953.Coltwood stocks. (read brown plastic) Looks like alot of holster wear, but locks up like a bank vault. Thinning blue that has a silver sheen. Not afraid to take this baby out of the safe.

Thanks for looking.

Brian

 

[guy sajer]

Here's clean 1st Model from 1937 .

 

[rcwambold]

Nice guns, guy sajer! I didn't realize that some DS's came with a grooved trigger!? All in favor, say Aye!

 

[PZ93C]

Good lookin' piece, Guy.

RC- I think grooved triggers started postwar.....'48, maybe.

Someone'll be along and correct me, I'm sure.

Brian

 

[Bushwhacker]

Here's a .32 New Police with stags:

 

[norfdet]

there is just something about the bluing on those guns that make them remarkable.

 

[PZ93C]

Lookin' good, BW. Nice Stags.

Anyone notice how the Pony moves around on the sideplate on these?

Mine's closer to the hammer, same as BW's.

Guy's is closer to center.

Brian

 

[DHart]

Those early Detectives are pretty cool... thanks for showing them off.

 

[Henri]

Wow great photos.. One of my favorite "D" frames. I have a 1951 model also with grooved trigger and hammer, but with shorter ejection rod, also Coltwood (plastic) grips. First model had square bottom grips until about 1933. Again great looking photos............Henri

 

[Thirties]

1966 2nd issue & 1974 3rd.

Both are "blue collar" examples, with new rubber grips. They are both excellent shooters. And I spent less than $400 for the both of 'em.

I actually prefer the older model due to the superior sight picture ¬ó front sight has factory serations at the rear of the blade.

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[This message has been edited by Thirties (edited 04-11-2005).]