Just something to be aware of.Įdit: Hinge pins are smaller on a AA, larger on standard blue and SS This coating made things a little bigger, so you might have problems putting an AA2 barrel on a blued frame or a blued barrel on an AA2 frame. A coating they plated onto both frames and barrels. Probably responding to Customer comments, someone figured out that you could increase the leverage and decrease the effort of opening a frame by moving the hinge in the trigger guard to the middle. This one's kind of rough, but they are sharp looking when you have it in hand.Įdit:This info is an error, Factory never did this, It was owners using a Brownell's kit. It was definitely a TC Factory process though. Not sure when they did this, but I've seen about 5 of these gold washed frames. The hammer in this picture has the cross-bolt safety. TC Then decided they could save some money if they reduced the amount of engraving on the frame, so out went a bit of the scroll work from above the cougar. You can also tell it's an early frame because the hammer doesn't have a safety or switch, and the trigger guard is hinged at the front. This again shows the frame with scrolling. Here's a very early add I found in some magazine published in 1968. Question keeps coming up, so lets get some pics out there
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