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The S&W "Etherium" revolver was a top secret project at Smith & Wesson for years, and only a few prototypes were made. These were actually lighter th
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This is my winter travel kit. In cold weather, one can allow for a bit more bulk when a gun is worn; this Model 66-2 in an El Paso Saddlery pancake h
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Some relics from a time gone by. A S&W .32 Safety Hammerless 3rd model from 1921, together with some artifacts from the old mining town of Bisbee, A
The S&W "Etherium" revolver was a top secret project at Smith & Wesson for years, and only a few prototypes were made. These were actually lighter th
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