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That is a hard one to find complete. Good Job Jay.

Nice gun and being a LW is a plus. Grips look right to me. Looking forward to seeing them off the gun. Nice set of fairly early XR3 Walnuts. It's a bit tricky but if you put to half-cock and slowly spin the cylinder while pushing in the cylinder pin release and pulling on the cylinder pin it may rel...

Any idea who's collection this is from? Womble or Hightower possibly? Juss Curious. Nice offerings.

JAYDAWG wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2026 8:33 pm

JussBad wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2026 1:09 pm Good eye Jay. There are probably some others from that picture laying around here.

Well........you have my number

I know it's kind of a scary thought... but if you ever get near No. California!!!!!

Good eye Jay. There are probably some others from that picture laying around here.

Gary did Dale give these to his kids ? or Grandson maybe.... Rod I don't believe so. I know he had some unique New Models he put together for his grandson. I thought that most of the low number an unique number guns went to either Jerry or Terry. I believe the 3 in a row 696, 697 & 698 .44's we...

Speaking of Gopher's Shooting Supply:

Morgan Findley knife

Dale looking at the map for our trip to Tulsa. Note the row of grips. There were just as many XR3 GF's hanging above (not sure if I have a picture of them). This is definitely bringing back memories.