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Default WTK: 5” Classic 29-5 production?
How long did S&W offer their 29-5 Classic with a 5” bbl? IIRC it was in the early 90s but unsure of how long it was offered. Thanks in advance.
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Looks like 1991-1994, according to SCSW-4.
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