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What a great story, Thanks for sharing.

auction closed at 675. my father paid a 10% sellers fee. Time I paid the transfer fee and shipping to get it back to Florida I was into it for 800, and that was fine with me, just very grateful to get it back. These were the auction terms: A 4% surcharge will be added to the amount of the...

original grips Yes, I too did find the original grips with the matching serial number stamped on them. They were tucked away in a drawer along with some other gun related items.

Thank you, much appreciated

Thank You, Much appreciated,

Good luck to all trying to get one of the new build MG's. I was lucky to find them all but the 617 years ago.

Hello all, My father passed in February at the age of 91 due to a short stent with a brain cancer diagnosis. Upon returning home I discovered he had sold a few of his guns in November of 2023. One in particular a Model 66-1 that I had always admired. The gun was sold on a auction by a local...

Thanks soo much for the info. I appreciate your help.

Hello all, Could someone lookup in the standard catalog the mfg. date range for my fathers Model 36, 3 inch blue, Ser. # 165J31. I have the original box with papers and tools with a receipt dated 5/1973. for $92.00 What a true time capsule . I will post pictures when I return home. I know this...

He is still selling on GB under the name S15 GUN Several active auctions running now.

Praying for you, Rusty!

Models 619 and 620 are respectively upgraded versions of the Model 65 and 66 revolvers. The Model 619 is the fixed sight version and the Model 620 is the adjustable sight version. They are are built with two-piece, semi-lug barrel construction for enhanced performance and greater durability...

I would snag it, That's a great price, I paid 6 for mine earlier this year. I have seen them go on auction for much more. I put the wood presentation grips on mine, just like how they look. You will regret it if you pass on it.

Count me in. Thanks !