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I realize that it has no collector value, from the looks of it the all the marks have been covered except the S&W trademark and stuff, but I made the guy an offer today. I will use it to shoot and have fun with, I will let everyone know how it turns out.
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| Posts: 2966 | Location: Racine Wi. USA | Registered: 28 March 2004 |  |
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Stan, This is SSK Industries correct? What do they charge these days.... I have a rough and tumble Model 36 that I was considering this for.... it's pretty far gone in the finish department now as it is... Drew
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| Posts: 8700 | Location: Sebago Lake, Maine, USA | Registered: 09 July 2002 | |
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Wow, I like the looks of that. What is metal lifed? Bill
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| Posts: 1489 | Location: In route to 29 Palms, CA :( | Registered: 12 September 2006 | |
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quote: Originally posted by imjin138:
I picked it up yesterday and I found almost all the markings buffed out, just the trademark, and barrel markings were left. It locks up tight and is pretty clean. I had 2 pair of smooth military grips so I put one set on this gun and the other on the 2 inch Brit gun.
You just can't go wrong with an S&W. If Metallife is akin to hard chrome, that would be a plus on a using gun. Hard chrome makes the steel harder, corrosion resitant and more slick. I think you have a winner. Bill
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| Posts: 1741 | Location: Central Florida | Registered: 31 December 2004 | |
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