Refinished Type II Richards

[Fox Creek Kid]

I promised Abilene I'd post photos when my gun was done. Grips are Gripmaker checkered faux ivory fitted by Ron Fabert. Gun polished, defarbed & nickelled by John Schultz with fire blue screws & trigger. Serial #'s stamped as originals including cylinder. Ejector rod housing drilled out to correct 1/4" and new correct longer rod made.

[Fox Creek Kid]

Other side.

[Sgt. Jake]

   Fox Creek Kid    That sure is purdy,very nice job sir. Gripmaker is quite an artist when it comes to grips.       Adios  Sgt. Jake

[Deadeye Dick]

Nice lookin' shootin' iron there kid.
Deadeye Dick

[Black River Smith]

That is very nice.  Are you going to shoot it?

Enjoy

[Abilene]

Excellent.

 

[Fox Creek Kid]

Thanks men.

Are you going to shoot it?

I shot it before all the work to determine POA but now I'm not so sure. 

[Pappy Hayes]

I need to get some of those grips for mine. You or gripmaker told me to trace the grip frame to have some made. Is that the inside of the grip frame with the original grips removed or the out side? Really nice looking pard

[Fox Creek Kid]

Pappy, you need to remove the wooden grips and then re-screw everything back in place minus the wood. Position the steel gripframe MOUNTED ON THE GUN over a piece of paper where you can trace the backstrap & frontstrap. Mail to Larry at Gripmaker. 

[Pappy Hayes]

Thanks for the information Fox Creek Kid

[Coffinmaker]

Cruel and Inhuman punishment!!  There autta be a LAW!!  Now I have been drooling all over my keyboard.  Gotta clean up the mess.  That is one fine handgun. 
It does need to be shot though.  If your not too sure if you want to, I'll do it for ya.  Nominal fee, correct reloads only. 

It ay take a while to get it back to ya though.  Quite a while ........ in fact.

Wish it were mine!!

Coffinmaker

[Dirty]

Do you have to be a pimp to own something as flash as that?

I bet you have nickle plated tyres ( tires for you modern folk, or not British ! ) on your wagon!

Pretty slick stuff.

Now, shoot it so much that all the nickle gets ugly, or falls off.

Mark