S&W Model 28 Fixed-sight Conversion
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S&W Model 28 Fixed-sight Conversion
Here is a photo of a Model 28 .357 that I had Tip Burns convert to a fixed-sight revolver:
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Hi RonC, nice to see you again. Those pics are nice but they're a bit large, you might want to reduce the size a bit. viewtopic.php?t=9523
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Hey Ron, What a coincedence. There is a 'modified' mdl 58 on gunbroker right now. It's a thunder ranch 57 or something with adj. sites removed,which looks cool,but has that awful round butt. It's up over a grand though. How did you get the old front site on the 28? BTW, my English grips will fit a mdl 28. I truly think a pair would make it look,well, you know. regards,hanson.
Hi Mark! No, I'm not home for good...in fact, I'm writing this from sunny Mosul...where the daytime temperatures are just slightly less than required by most recipes to cook a roast! As far as shipping the revolver up to you....well, let's just say I'm planning on hanging onto this one!
Minnesota, good to hear from you! How's everything up in the North Country?
Hanson, I haven't seen that model 57...will have to take a look. I am going to put the English grips I bought from you on this Model 28. I have sold off my Model 22-4...just couldn't get used to that new-fangled lock and the way it made the action feel.
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Minnesota, good to hear from you! How's everything up in the North Country?
Hanson, I haven't seen that model 57...will have to take a look. I am going to put the English grips I bought from you on this Model 28. I have sold off my Model 22-4...just couldn't get used to that new-fangled lock and the way it made the action feel.
It's good to hear from everyone!
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Ron, the gun on 'broker is actually a 58. It had a huge rib on top that was removed and an extremely short pinned in front site. Still the round butt makes it look like a eurotrash copy of shttp://nas4.atlanta.gbhinc.com/GB/052590000/52590462/pix2794248093.jpgomething
dog $#!+ try this link and see if you can see the model 58 thats on gun broker and let me know if this worked. Jim
dog $#!+ try this link and see if you can see the model 58 thats on gun broker and let me know if this worked. Jim
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Ron, it is listed as a mod 58. it was still there the other day. let me see if i can send it to you from there, although i don't think either of us would be happy with it. regards, hanson. PS my guys in afganistan can no longer carry javelins or grenades to chase bad guys. what's up with that? regards,hanson.