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A couple years ago,  a pitiful S&W Victory Model came into my LGS. Filthy, it was a British Lend Lease that started with a 5" barrel and chambered in .38 S&W. Somebody cut the barrel down, reamed the cylinder to take .38 Specials and generally abused and neglected the poor little beast. Well, it was cheap enough and I bought it. I scrubbed 50 years worth of old grease and mung out of it and found a nice, nice S&W K frame action was still in there. Lots of polishing on the little beast gave it a semi-presentable appearance and I decided to make a Fitz out of it. So I bobbed the hammer and cut the triggerguard away. It is now a good shooter with .38 S&W rounds. Then yesterday a set of genuine stag grips came along and it is now wearing those and looking even better [surprisingly, it still had it's original grips when I got it].

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Quite cool!  :)

 

Although the original "Fitz" was a Colt (brainchild of John Henry Fitzgerald, who worked for Colt)  this is a plumb cool adaptation!  ^_^

 

On the TV series "Blue Bloods," Commissioner Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) carried a Fitz ~ passed down to him from his pop, an earlier Commissioner.  

 

 

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Awesome! Looks like a good carry piece! 👍🏻

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You should not post a thread like this on Halloween. At least not titled like this.

 

I read it as "dressing up AS a mudpuppy". Wanted to see you in your crawdad costume.

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