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Some nice, engavd Smiths at the National Firearms Museum. The picures are not good; taken through the glass cases with ambient lighting and plenty of reflections.
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Very nice!
Now for a rookie question; What is the rectangular box beneath the barrel tip on the model 52?
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Very nice, thanks for sharing.
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Nice pictures of great guns. I think the rectangular piece is a barrel weight as seen in this thread.
model 52 barrel weights
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That .357 is gorgeous!
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The National Firearms Museum is a great place. I visited this year on the way to Tenn, Wild Boar Hunting. There is a lot to see and go in this area. The only two places that equal this place is the Springfield Armory or the Buffalo Bill firearms museum in Cody, Wyoming.
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As hsgun says, it's a barrel weight. I have one for my 52; neither the gun nor the weight is as pretty as the ones in these pix.
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Oh it's gun eye candy. I was thinking it had to be about the Julianna ads. 
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I think those pictures are very nice.
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Definitely worth posting thanks. Rick
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Nice Barbque Guns.
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Very sweet! Thanks for posting them.
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Awesome pics. Thanks for sharing!
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