PWC
06-21-2017, 06:11
My grandfather was a mail carrier during the period when he delivered mail on horseback and postmen had to be armed because the mail had hard currency and mailmen could / would be robbed. The pistol he carried was a nickeled break action in 38 cal. The grips were rubber and had a target with six shots impressed where Colt, if it had been a Colt, would have had the rampant horse.
My brother has the gun now so I can't look at it, but I believe it is an Iver Johnson or maybe a H & R. The only give away I know for sure now, is the target on the grips, but I don't remember the mfgr.
Also, just for grins and giggles, my other grandmother was born in 1886, in a covered wagon in Oklahoma Indian Territory. Yup, we were / are real Sooners...
My brother has the gun now so I can't look at it, but I believe it is an Iver Johnson or maybe a H & R. The only give away I know for sure now, is the target on the grips, but I don't remember the mfgr.
Also, just for grins and giggles, my other grandmother was born in 1886, in a covered wagon in Oklahoma Indian Territory. Yup, we were / are real Sooners...