59XXX serial number question

[mike454]

All of my USFA experience has been with USFA premium, Rodeo and Double eagle of US manufacture. I came across this gun that would appear to be of US manufacture. I called the dealer and it has the conical firing pin. markings suggest US build as does the hammer. my best guess is that is started as a gunslinger that was polished, engraved and refinished. Any thoughts? Thanks.
http://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/revolvers/usfa-pistols-revolvers/united-states-firearms-single-action-engraved-by-brian-powley-cal-45-lc-usfa-4-3-4-inch-saa-sold.cfm?gun_id=100932682

[Buckaroo Lou]

I certainly am no expert, but that is great looking, and it has all the features of what I believe to be an all USA parts USFA single action revolver. I have no idea which model it originally may have been but it certainly is an awesome looking firearm now.

[markg44]

It sure sold quick , somebody liked it....

[Buckaroo Lou]

I have never had the privilege of owning an engraved firearm much less a fully engraved. They are just always out of my price range. If I had the ability I would be proud to own one, or two, or three, or....

[yahoody]

Yes, the serial number range likely makes it a Gunslinger originally.

[Dave T]

Yes, the serial number range likely makes it a Gunslinger originally.

Well dang! That's kind of a waist of an interesting USFA in it's own (original) variation.

Dave