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Wheel guns and leather
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indiucky
Grandmaster
Been binge watching Jack the Ripper documentaries on Youtube and I got a handle on who did it...Time machine is up and running....I'm going to take that SOB down.....(No leather..Pocket carry in my overcoat...The game is afoot!!!)
indiucky
Grandmaster
Webley Metropolitan Police in .450 Adams...Could've been in the overcoat pocket of a detective working on the Jack the Ripper murders....
indyartisan
Master
Colt 1917
Colt US Army model 1917 45 acp
Colt US Army model 1917 45 acp
Been binge watching Jack the Ripper documentaries on Youtube and I got a handle on who did it...Time machine is up and running....I'm going to take that SOB down.....(No leather..Pocket carry in my overcoat...The game is afoot!!!)
I like it!
Thanks LE. I'm pretty sure there are a few more in my future. My dad and I have been talking about the list.
indyartisan
Master
No leather but I picked up a new to me wheel gun...
Sweet!
That .22 is the first gun I ever shot...and then the .45 was soon after. The .45 Ruger Blackhawk is on my list as well.
indiucky
Grandmaster
Mom that made my heart skip...I to have a K 22 Outdoorsman but not in that condition!!! WOW!!!! The grip adapter on that thing is worth a mint...So are the cleaning tools..I will give you one of my $25 appraisals for free...
For insurance purposes, due to the grip adapter and completeness along with rare red box I'd say insure for $2500-$3000...It's the most beautiful S&W I've ever seen on INGO...I have now 8 K 22's.....FYI those grip medallions are real silver...Mine were polished off and a jeweler put some initials on it...I got mine from a tactical Louisville gun shop for $500...My wife bought it for me....I'm going to post a link to a Henry Ford documentary where he is shooting one when they first came out and is grinning like a Cheshire cat..
Here is one that went for $2500 but without the grip adapter...
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https://www.gunbroker.com/item/798932151
At 2.52 is Ford or his companion shooting his K 22 Outdoorsman......
[video=youtube;Vcr3YQK0eEY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vcr3YQK0eEY[/video]
Belknap Hardware in Louisville? Is your dad from down here???
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Mom that made my heart skip...I to have a K 22 Outdoorsman but not in that condition!!! WOW!!!! The grip adapter on that thing is worth a mint...So are the cleaning tools..I will give you one of my $25 appraisals for free...
For insurance purposes, due to the grip adapter and completeness along with rare red box I'd say insure for $2500-$3000...It's the most beautiful S&W I've ever seen on INGO...I have now 8 K 22's.....FYI those grip medallions are real silver...Mine were polished off and a jeweler put some initials on it...I got mine from a tactical Louisville gun shop for $500...My wife bought it for me....I'm going to post a link to a Henry Ford documentary where he is shooting one when they first came out and is grinning like a Cheshire cat..
Here is one that went for $2500 but without the grip adapter...
[FONT=&]Current Bid$2,501.00
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[FONT=&]Starting Bid$0.01
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]Buy Now Price Was[/FONT]
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/798932151
At 2.52 is Ford or his companion shooting his K 22 Outdoorsman......
[video=youtube;Vcr3YQK0eEY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vcr3YQK0eEY[/video]
Belknap Hardware in Louisville? Is your dad from down here???
I'm glad to read your post. Members on the S&W forum gave a similar appraisal of the value and also commented on the rarity of the grip adapter. I don't think my dad realized the value of that and the screwdriver or of the box in that condition...it is numbered to the gun as well. He's had it a long time but didn't buy it new as he was a toddler when it shipped from the factory. He thought it was made in 1935 but based on the serial number, the ship date was a couple years later from what I am told.
