[jimg11]

Lets see some of the prewar K frames with target sights.

My less than pristine 1905 4th target with a Hump Back Hammer that was added after it left the factory. These guns were almost always cocked before being fired and the HBH made the jub a little easier especially in the rapid fire matches.

 

[Swgunner]

This is the only card in the pre-war hand I can play...

Dave

 

[DHENRY]

Beautiful guns, and a really neat model!
If the photo posts, my M-1905 Third from 1911 will show up.
Don

Nope...Still can't get my photos to post.
Oh, well...I'm sure you get the picture...It's a 6-1/2" barrel, has elephant ivory grips, and it's a .38 special.

 

[Oldgrouch]

Well, the first time didn't work, so I'll try again.

This is a pair of 32/20's from the 1920's.

 

[Oldgrouch]

Beautiful guns, and a really neat model!
If the photo posts, my M-1905 Third from 1911 will show up.
Don

Nope...Still can't get my photos to post.
Oh, well...I'm sure you get the picture...It's a 6-1/2" barrel, has elephant ivory grips, and it's a .38 special.

Dhenry, I finally got my pic to post. I had to resize the original to 480 X 640.

 

[DHENRY]

Yes, Oldgrouch, I finally figured it out...
Got the pic to show up above.
Hard work, this change...
Don

 

[Bullseye Smith]

Here is a 1899 32Winchester Target, less than 100 made.

Then another 38 Special target.

 

[Dan M]

This one is an early version of the square butt Target perhaps one of the 1st.
serial # 58XXX I need to take it out and take some better pictures.

 

[kritter]

here's mine..from somewhere around 1911.....picked it up for a "project" gun... and don't think it turned out too bad...
found a load it likes, and quickly becoming a favorite of mine

 

[Coug]

My one and only 1905 Target. Around 1926. Man, I gotta get some 148 gr WCs....