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Nice gun, and a nice find, and no , not a "downward spiral" all it is , another phase, another move in the game of life............many go through this, some never get started, enjoy them for what they are . Used to collect lots of different stuff started with Colts, then Smith, used them ,worked wi...

don't let the screw side get your shorts up in a snit, we've seen them fall out , get put back in even had a "lefty" switch things around in all his grip panels, I know cause he broke a fine looking set of hard rubber ( black) grips early 357 flatop doing this, and again, as for staking seen all for...

They already KNOW you got it.............

they look pretty good to me all proper in the back side and as for the :looseness" that often happens when they do NOT "stake" them hard and tight, so as to NOT break them as often happened in the early days, andwhy you will see so many "Non matching?" pairs......Nice gun

You done good, does not get much better than that...nice one

Welcome also from NE Ohio and I too sorry to hear of your Fathers passing...yes many years ago at the Goodman shows my wife rememebred one from up north of the Great Lakes,,,,sad to hear.....Coogs please pass on our condolences........

yes, it was very well done, now just gotta get Donnie to "smile",,,,even a LITTLE

Nice one and appears to be a two piece tapered ear bolt..........

Troy, good information above, we used to collect the Red Labels over the years starting in late 1978 with the 20 gA and the 12 ga came out a few years later, we had quite a few and used to display them, but did not really care for how they shot or held up with heavy use...so only kept the first two ...

Hawkeye28 wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 28, 2022 9:36 pm

I BELIEVE THAT LOPIANO IS PART OF THE RETAIL OPS FOR HANSEN........NOT FOR THE RCA.

You got it 'Splitz'.............UP to the 'boss' to spring the bucks for any system update