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Congratulations, nice finds!

Picked up this hammer from an auction site. I have never seen anything like it,hopefully someone here can shed some light.

+1 on the model 14.

Thanks, it's slowly coming together.

Looks trick, shoot the hell out of it and see what happens.

Nice!

The first.

Need to install trigger and hammer and smooth the action.

Yes, but they would stamp the frame accordingly. This gun has no such stamps.

LMAO, yes it does! There were some strange things in those cases.

I will always have a fondness for PPC revolvers. I went to the first National Shooters League match with my father. It was the first time I had seen anything like those guns. Go to Hell I was there in this forum and follow the link for a write up on the match. A must read on the roots of action pistol history.

I didn't think of Nitrate. No idea how long ago this was done. It is not a factory Nickel gun unfortunately.

Nice gun!

That was my best guess, I think I will leave it as is. It will be shot however.

It took me a couple of days to warm up to it, but I like it also. Thanks Miranda!

Model 14-2 that someone molested. However at $300 out the door I could not leave it behind. The nickel and gold plating are of decent quality, just not sure why someone would do this. Any thoughts?

Thanks,enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the heads up on the underlug Warren.

Thanks for the feedback. I was not aware someone still made a barricade underlug. The Hogue release helps me as I am left handed. Planning to unscrew the barrel and have it Mag an Ported and hard chromed while it was there. Sorry, I cannot bring myself to cut the mount, at least not yet.

I decided to bull nose the Aristocrat underlug. Wanted to get some feedback before I send it and the barrel off to get chromed. I think the rounded nose fits better with the curves of a revolver.

Those are nice Ty!

I want to sent a K frame Clark slab barrel off to get hard chromed. I was told by the company the barrel would screw back on with no problems. Does this sound correct? Also, if the barrel is coated inside and out how will this effect the bore?

Thanks for all the input, I am going to take the plunge and hope for the best.

No, not for sale. They are just Keepsakes, but I would be willing to have a copy made. I have no idea about copyrights. I have the 1979 poster as well.