[bmg60]

Hi
Well Here is one of the Rarest 1926 Targets with a 4 Inch Barrel.
It is one of only two known to exist
It was a special order shipped in 1940 to Sgt. J. M. West of the Nashville County Patrol. This revolver won a special award in 2007 at the NRA Annual show. There are only 10 special awards given each year
by the NRA.
It is in my collection and is also one of my favorite Pieces.
Jim S&WCA Member 1491

 

[RdrBill]

Sir.
That is another one that needs to come to Tucson in 2010. Do you let people take pics of your guns and display?
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[1aspenhill]

Jim,
I'll take it! :mrgreen: You know that is one of my favorite revolvers! I think it is one of the coolest looking revolvers! Thanks for posting it!
Bill

 

[carl418]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

 

[DHENRY]

Real nice, Jim.
That's one you can sure be proud of!

Don

 

[Bullseye Smith]

Very nice Jim, you are going to have to buy a armer truck to haul you collection around in. Thanks for the post. :mrgreen:

 

[Hunter]

Wow that is just awesome!

 

[Frank V]

Very nice, thanks for sharing. Frank

 

[Nframe]

Jim, I always love seeing those cool guns you have!

 

[Catdad]

It's easy to see why that beauty won a very special award, just fantastic.

 

[photohause]

Which museum can we see this at~!??!

Congrats -beatuatious!

 

[mjr]

You know, it's just not right that an identical gun isn't a current production item. Wonderful revolver!

 

[RAB]

Terrific gun, Jim. A rarity that defies description!

What do you know about Sgt. West? A man who would specially order such a gun had to have a lot on the ball so his law enforcement history might be very interesting.

Bob

 

[Lucky Derby]

Very cool.

 

[RAB]

Jim,

I hope to see you, Judy, that gun, and your others at Troy in a few weeks. What kind of display are you planning...or is it a secret?

Bob

 

[MOONDAWG]

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