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    Tyler T-grip for Triple lock

    It should be marked #4 on the inside of the adapter to fit an N-frame.
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    1932 Outdoorsman with hole at top of front strap

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    What gun are you on the lookout for?

    I’d like to get the full collection of five-screw postwar K & N frames. I currently have: K-22 Masterpiece .38 M&P 4” Square Butt .38 Combat Masterpiece .38/44 Outdoorsman .357 Magnum Looking for: .22 Combat Masterpiece .38 M&P 2” Round Butt K-32 Masterpiece K-38 Masterpiece .38/44 Heavy...
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    For those age 60 or under (Gen X or later generations…)

    I'm 37 and mostly focusing on five-screw postwar guns at the moment. That being said I really love the prewar guns. I only have a 1917 commercial model, and a .38/44 Outdoorsman at the moment. I'm ready for the prewar market to soften up, I've got room in my collection for a triple lock & reg...
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    Is this a grail Outdoorsman?

    I was bidding on that same gun, it came out of California right? I suspected someone else noticed it being mismarked when it went as high as it did.
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    Poor Man’s Collection, Part Deux ( a decade later......)

    It is a M&P in .38 S&W, not to be confused with the Model 10 which is a M&P in .38 S&W Special.
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    Rough Life

    I called about that one last Saturday and they told me it was sold, I saw it pop back up yesterday and figured it was in error. Maybe I should have called again!
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    Has this S&W 44 special 3rd model been reblued?

    Looks like a reblue to me, could make a good shooter.
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    Pre-War 38/44 Outdoorsman

    Mine also has a King front sight, it's the closest I'll probably get to a pre-war magnum, especially with a healthy dose of 2400 and a Keith SWC.
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    The Last Gun You'll Part With

    I suppose it would be this 5" .357 Magnum.
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    1950 military with adjustable rear sites

    Watched that one on gunbroker, looked like someone did a pretty good job on it. The rear sight blade looked like it was shaved down pretty short. I was interested to a point, always wanted a 1950 Army and looks like a good shooter.
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    1949 Heavy Duty .38/44 Letter

    This is the first transitional model that I have seen with the hammer pin blended into the frame like the 1950 models. I'm assuming its just due to the "lateness" of it?
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    WTS K&N Elk grips, N frame Diamond Grip, Knife

    I'll take the N-Frame SB Elk Grips, sending PM now
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    Let's see your Law Enforcement Marked Smiths!

    1917 shipped to North Tonawanda PD in February of 1929.
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    Smith & Wesson Model 29-1 Buyer Beware

    A buddy was looking at this one, lots of red flags on the listing so he only bid it up so much.
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