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Old 10-22-2010, 12:01 AM
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I saw a very, very fine Model 37 no dash today. Hardly a line on the cylinder. Shot very little.

It was a little unusual with a square butt, 3" barrel.

$350, if it had been a Model 38, RB, 2", I'd have taken it home.
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Old 10-22-2010, 12:14 PM
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I love the Airweight in that configuration...
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Old 10-22-2010, 12:16 PM
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I saw one just like it a few months ago at an Ohio gun show...I really like that configuration...but I walked away with a Model 38 instead!
But, Im still liking that 3" square butt....
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I actually prefer the square butt for shooting. Of course it may be a little harder to conceal but I don't carry concealed. When walking in the hills I open carry in a holster which is
O K in my state.
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I saw a very, very fine Model 37 no dash today. Hardly a line on the cylinder. Shot very little.

It was a little unusual with a square butt, 3" barrel.

$350, if it had been a Model 38, RB, 2", I'd have taken it home.
3" barrels are typically worth more because of demand. I would have grabbed that gun.
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