Recent content by A.Brown

1980's, first leave at home while pcs-ing from Germany to California. My local shop had a really nice 586, 4", with a full length Bomar target block on it. I do mean HAD! It's one of the few guns I regret selling later.

I have a 1937 Brazillion that is in great shape but won't group at all. I miked the chambers and all were a consistent .455/.456. I miked the barrel at the muzzle and the grooves came in at the same .455/.456 and best I could get at the lands was about .450 to .452. I'm considering trying...

Parts gun Consider this possibility gentlefolk. Frame from one gun. Side plate from another. Barrel from another. Blank never issued cylinder and yoke. All put together by a talented smith in a country where handgun ownership is difficult at best. Non matching numbers would make it...

Ugly n frame Ok, I'll bite. Here's my 38/44. Lotta age in this girl, but beautiful to me.

A set of magna's, t grip adapter, and its perfect!

Hey there The point was to have a 5 shot "S&W" in 44spl. To have the quality and the name, not to have the lightest gun. To have it in a K frame for all the accessories. To have a Beautiful deep blue steel revolver with wood grips to enjoy owning as much as shooting. I like the old style...

Welcome from the STL A big welcome from St.Louis Mo.

Great guy to deal with. Prompt, courteous, and all around pleasant person. Did a face to face deal with him today and would be happy to deal with him anytime in the future!!!!

Check the thread below "39-2 nickel value"

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Unfortunately no. I checked today and the grip is numbered 500510. If it is a '67 though, they are the correct grips. S&W didn't lose the diamond until '68. '68 is also the beginning of the D prefix sn's.

I have a model 10, c977320, I believe it's a '67. Are you guys up to '67 '68 time frame with the digitizing of the records. I'd really like to get more than just the shipping date and features.

LTV - 15 A letter is definitely in it's future. LTV Corp does seem to be the best guess. If so it traveled a bit to the Philly area where I got it from. The professional stamping of the extra ID numbers was one of the reasons it interested me, but I was looking for a '67 birth year gun...

Just picked up what I hope will prove to be a '67 10-5. The markings on the butt are something I haven't seen before. Serial number is moved left and there is an extra alphanumeric. LTV-15 Any ideas as to what it means?

Correct grip panels? Are these the right ones? Here's the box. I even have the wax paper, but unfortunately not the cleaning kit. I pm'd the info to you for you 39-2 collection mr. borkovic