I've seen steel frame 1851 Navies in polished steel with those same gripsPicked up this brass framed 60 Army with a 1994 date code a few months back, basically as a parts gun for another project on a steel framed gun of the same vintage, as I don't usually fool with brassers that aren't a reasonably authentic copy of a particular Confederate sidearm. It has gray laminated grips, which I've never seen before, on a Navy grip frame, which also has the "Pietta tail" that was common until just a few years ago...Anyone know if these were made for any particular retailer?
I have the same grips that came on an ASM .44 51 Navy.Picked up this brass framed 60 Army with a 1994 date code a few months back, basically as a parts gun for another project on a steel framed gun of the same vintage, as I don't usually fool with brassers that aren't a reasonably authentic copy of a particular Confederate sidearm. It has gray laminated grips, which I've never seen before, on a Navy grip frame, which also has the "Pietta tail" that was common until just a few years ago...Anyone know if these were made for any particular retailer?
Authentic or not I really like it. I like you don't care much for the brass frames unless it's a Confederate clone but yours is nicely done and I think the gray color in the grips compliments the brass frame nicely.Picked up this brass framed 60 Army with a 1994 date code a few months back, basically as a parts gun for another project on a steel framed gun of the same vintage, as I don't usually fool with brassers that aren't a reasonably authentic copy of a particular Confederate sidearm. It has gray laminated grips, which I've never seen before, on a Navy grip frame, which also has the "Pietta tail" that was common until just a few years ago...Anyone know if these were made for any particular retailer?
