.. It's from an inexpensive Louisiana house of ill repute.

.44Spl. Flattop

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Sincerely,

Hobie

Drago Plays the piano, of course!

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

Beautiful grips.

Does it have any cleavage wear on the cylinder?

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Lots of similar grips in their museum.

Sheriff Jim Wilson had a diatribe on FaceBook a few months ago about Patton's "Pimp from a cheap New Orleans whorehouse" comment and how many Rangers and other gunmen carried pearl handled revolvers. On the other hand, Ranger Joaquin Jackson had the same opinion as Patton about pearl grips, ("And only pimps and whores carried grips of Mother of Pearl", ONE RANGER, page 79). Sadly, mine are plastic while the Rangers' are real.

Is that "Old Lucky"?

Dang fine looking piece.

Old Lucky was the blue, engraved 45 Colt.

http://russellcushman.blogspot.com/p/frank-hamer.html

Yeah, that one looks more like I imagined a gunfighting Texas lawman's carry gun would look.

Thanks, Sarge.