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    Here is my dads old 38 special

    It is a Rohm RG

    Just a sentimental value type thing. The handle was burnt in a fire. I want to restore it for my dad...get a new handle and whatever else I can do.

    Any ideas or suggestions on a handle and other ways I could fix it up?

    2-Swole
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    Holy shit! That thing got roasted! I also shot a 1965 Rohm .22short revolver this morning. That's a heck-of-a coincidence!

    I'd say go with some beefier handles. Walnut...checkered... Have it reblued. Lube it down and you'll have done some justice for that ole charred .38.
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    • #3
      Re: Fixing this old gun up

      Originally posted by horsepwr View Post
      Holy shit! That thing got roasted! I also shot a 1965 Rohm .22short revolver this morning. That's a heck-of-a coincidence!

      I'd say go with some beefier handles. Walnut...checkered... Have it reblued. Lube it down and you'll have done some justice for that ole charred .38.
      Thanks bro..I am gunna take it to the gun shop and see what he can do. So gunsmith can reblue it for me?...

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      • #4
        Re: Fixing this old gun up

        A good gunsmith can or will know who can. Looks to be in very good shape. Did you look on gunbroker for original replacement grips? I think if you just want a good shooter- opil it up and change the grips and she is GTG

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          Originally posted by deepsouth View Post
          A good gunsmith can or will know who can. Looks to be in very good shape. Did you look on gunbroker for original replacement grips? I think if you just want a good shooter- opil it up and change the grips and she is GTG
          Gunna look at gunbroker right now..thanks bro

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          • #6
            Re: Fixing this old gun up

            No prob

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