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Colt sold off the D frame hammer shroud rights to another company which not only continued to make them but added models for Smith J frames to boot. I almost remember the name and it's driving me daft!
Can anyone tell me who it was and if they're still in business?
I'm going to need them for a couple D frames and at least one S&W 36 ( more as I find them ) . I currently use a mod 38 Bodyguard but have to list make, model, and and caliber on CCW, but not the serial . I have the models 38 and 36 listed on my license. The 36's are the most commonly seen for sale around here and adding the hammer shroud to any I can snatch up means I can retire the mod 38. I'm on the look-out for models 36, 37, 38 and 49's. And Colt's D frames wherever I go.
I still say these guns will hit a 9" or 12" plate at 100 yards with ammo the gun likes. But only on single action, thus the shroud and hammer both.
Can anyone tell me who it was and if they're still in business?
I'm going to need them for a couple D frames and at least one S&W 36 ( more as I find them ) . I currently use a mod 38 Bodyguard but have to list make, model, and and caliber on CCW, but not the serial . I have the models 38 and 36 listed on my license. The 36's are the most commonly seen for sale around here and adding the hammer shroud to any I can snatch up means I can retire the mod 38. I'm on the look-out for models 36, 37, 38 and 49's. And Colt's D frames wherever I go.
I still say these guns will hit a 9" or 12" plate at 100 yards with ammo the gun likes. But only on single action, thus the shroud and hammer both.
