Yeah, that's natural all right.
You prefer this on when she was a punk rocker in a band?
Abby Sciuto makes a S&W boo boo on NCIS
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You prefer this on when she was a punk rocker in a band?
Check those roots, dawgYou prefer this on when she was a punk rocker in a band?
Check those roots, dawg
Perrette, who is a natural blonde, was hospitalized in 2014 after "a severe allergic reaction to her [character's] trademark ink-black [hair] color." She told CBS News in Los Angeles that her face had swollen to twice its size and warned that "anyone out there [who] dyes their hair, particularly black, you need to be aware of the symptoms."[28]
Alpo
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oldfart64
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I will miss him as his "character" was just developing, but then I still miss Ziva as well.
johnnyflake
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I never thought that I would live to see the day that Abby made a mistake. Unfortunately, on last night's episode, there was a shooting involving a S&W Victory model.
Later in the lab, Abby described the gun as a 1942 Model 10 Victory model. As we all know, model numbers did not come in to being until 1957 or 1958 so a 1942 weapon would not be referred to as a Model 10.
Oh well Abby, I still love you.
Me thinks the lovely Abby was right!
shotgun693
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I can't watch 'police' shows. They might as well be animated.
LVSteve
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My late father was a big Abby fan.
Alpo
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His character was "just developing"? This is season 13. Thirteen years.
How long should it take to develop it?
OP
How can a 1942 produced gun be a Model 10 when the Model 10 was not named until the late 50's?
Show me a S&W ad from the 40's or early 50's that lists the Victory model as a Model 10.
Show me a S&W ad from the 40's or early 50's that lists the Victory model as a Model 10.
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Targets Guy
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What I find interesting is why they chose to highlight that weapon.
She is way too liberal for me, likes Hillary, and is anti-gun as well. No thanks.
johnnyflake
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Here are a few more links. The last one states than the Model 10 designation by S&W has been in place since 1899.
Smith & Wesson Model 10
Smith & Wesson SW Model 10 (38 Special) - Six-Shot, Double-Action Service Revolver - History, Specs and Pictures - Military, Security and Civilian Guns
A Look at the History of Smith & Wesson Revolvers
Now I am done!
Arik
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How dare they call a victory a model 10. That's like calling a helicopter a groundhog!
johnnyflake
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I cannot debate that, but it is what it is, and that's a fact!
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Again, articles written by folks that are not part of the company. Just because you read something in print does not make it so. Did the Smith and Wesson .38 M&P become the Model 10 in 1957 or 1958, absolutely. Can you call a 1942 Victory model a Model 10, NO.
This is a free country and you may call it whatever you wish. But calling a Model A Ford a Crown Victoria does not make it one.
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