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This is the classic line from the movie "Dirty Harry" which first showed in theatres in 1971. Sales of the Model 29 skyrocketed after that, and these
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A Lew Horton Special Model 624 (.44 special) with a 3-inch barrel; Ahrends concealment stocks. Shipped in May, 1985.
A small sampling of Models 25-5. These are all chambered for the .45 Colt cartridge, which I consider to be an ideal compromise between stopping powe
This M&P Model 1905 (4th change) revolver with a 5-inch barrel shipped on June 14, 1934 to the George Worthington Company in Cleveland, Ohio. It's old
This is the classic line from the movie "Dirty Harry" which first showed in theatres in 1971. Sales of the Model 29 skyrocketed after that, and these
This airweight Model 642 is equipped for discreet carry in a pocket with Barami Hip Grips and a Tyler grip adapter. It's one of my favorite carry pie
I've always considered the Model 27s to be the "flagships" of the S&W line - quite elegant with the traditional checkering of the sighting plane on to
This 4-screw Model 10-2 M&P in .38 special left the factory in May of 1962. It's still as new in the box, and apparently has never been fired since i
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This is the classic line from the movie "Dirty Harry" which first showed in theatres in 1971. Sales of the Model 29 skyrocketed after that, and these

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