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This modern re-introduction of the Model 40 is the Model 40-1. It is produced in blue, nickel, and case-hardened finishes. These are rated for +P am
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A Model 629 "no dash" 4" revolver that shipped in September, 1981. Yes, it's pinned and recessed!
Here's a view of the internals found on a S&W .38 Hand Ejector, Model 1902 that belonged to my paternal grandfather. Note the round metal contact pad
This model 60 is equipped with Bianchi "Lightning" grips (no longer made), which provide a built-in hammer shroud for discreet carry.
This modern re-introduction of the Model 40 is the Model 40-1. It is produced in blue, nickel, and case-hardened finishes. These are rated for +P am
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A Model 24-3; this one has the 4-inch barrel and was produced in March, 1984. It is one of only 2,625 4-inchers made in 1983 and 1984 as a special ru
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This modern re-introduction of the Model 40 is the Model 40-1. It is produced in blue, nickel, and case-hardened finishes. These are rated for +P am

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