Recent content by 47knuckle

Eddie, very nice.

Welcome from Hartsville, SC You’ll enjoy it here

Charley, I’ve always enjoyed your posts on K frame 32’s and it was good to finally meet you. So, what took you so long to finally attend a symposium?

Thanks for taking the time to write this up. What are the chances of getting you to work your magic on J frame with the external hammer?

Black Creek Gun Club in Chesterfield county, SC still holding monthly IHMSA matches. I still own an Anchutz 22 bolt action pistol and an RPM single shot with 22 LR, 356 Win, and 30-30 barrels. Wish my eye sight was as good as it was 25 years ago

Take it easy and get better. I look forward to your restoration posts when your health improves.

The leaking has happened to me with every size of Duracell, from AAA to D cell. If I buy a new item with Duracell included, I dispose of the new batteries and install Energizers.

Enjoyed your project. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us.

Two beautiful engraved triple locks. Thanks for posting.

Happy birthday gentlemen

Took a few days, but I’m getting used to the new ways. Thanks for keeping the forum going.

I have K frame ( m14, m15) and N frame (Outdoorsman) 38’s for range use. Most days my carry gun is an 11 oz m337. S&W makes lots of models so we can use an appropriate revolver for different situations.

I’ve only owned one with the safety in the front of the trigger guard. It was chambered for 2 1/2” shells. Do some measuring before you fire 2 3/4” shells.

Coast Guard K22 con't Apparently the Coast Guard ordered these 8/10/34, and S&W shipped them 8/27/34. Pretty quick delivery. If anyone has another example from this group of 50 please post pictures. Also, does anyone have a list of all 50 serial numbers?

One of 50 K22's shipped Aug 27, 1934. William Wells book "A Study of US Coast Guard Markmanship 1790-1985" explains the change to parkerize finish.