M1917 with lopped barrel and brand new Tyler grips.

[Blaine Leonard]

Recently received my order from Tyler T grips. I put in for them about 4 months ago. Bronze looks stunning.

 

[agtman]

Very nice! Congrats.

 

[CajunBass]

Not bad...Not bad a'tall.

 

[AlaskaMike]

Looks great! Did you change out any of the internals? I see it's got a newer short action hammer.

Also, is "Marcas Registradas" common on M1917s? I always thought that was a post-wwII thing.

Great photos and a nice revolver!

 

[mk70ss]

Very cool!!!

 

[laytonj1]

Nice gun but not a model 1917. It is a post WWII short action frame, most likely a 45 Hand Ejector Model of 1950.

Jim

 

[10-96]

Yeah, I'm digging that... but not enough to do it to my 1917 or 1918 models though.

 

[rep1954]

A true diamond in the rough, sweet.

 

[jonnyc]

I did something similar a few years ago, to a butchered Colt NS in .45LC.

 

[arquebus357]

I'm not a fan of Tyler T adapters but those actually look quite nice on that puppy.

 

[Brian Williams]

Nice working revolver, would make for a formidable back country carry gun.

 

[the Black Spot]

Drooling!

 

[jonnyc]

Looking back at my pics, I realized that since then I did fit the grips and Tyler a bit better.

 

[4V50 Gary]

Didn't care for Tyler grip adapters when I was younger. Just get a bigger grip. Now that I'm wiser, I'm all for them. Your "bulk" will be less with a Tyler and concealment better.

 

[shep854]

That weathered look is nice! A well used working gun.

 

[jjavedas]

Thinking about model 25 their going up in price but should be a worth while investment.

 

[tipoc]

I like that gun!

tipoc