Recent content by colstontc1

Just picked up a nice 624 No Dash for my collection.

Thanks, I think I it's a good looking gun for it's age

You are correct, stocks aren't original, I put them on because I think woods look better on stainless. But FYI, I also have the original black plastic factory grips to. Thanks for your interest

I recently added this nice 659 to my 9mm arsenal. Nothing like the workhorse S&W auto's....

Picked up an excellent condition, model 15-3, Nickel Snubnose today, mfg date is 1973. I think these are tough looking handguns. I'm very happy with it, no doubt.

Just picked up a mint s&w 640-1, stainless, 5 shot, 2 1/8" magna ported barrel, 357 mag. On the blue s&w box, it has the standard info, but then at the last it has a special order number #6170 Can anyone tell me what that means, I',m not having much luck with research on internet. Thanks

Picked up a nice 66 - No Dash today, serial number dates it to 1972. It has a Case Hardened Target Trigger, wanting to know if anyone has one or has seen one like this. Did any come from factory like this or is this after the fact. Just needing some info.

Born a Texan, Die a Texan!!!!!!! Lone Star State, Bigger, Better and the Best Enough Said.

Updated photo's of new to me 4506-1

No respect for a very fine & dependable weapon. Idiotic!!!!!!!

Well, I had a 28-2 that was mint in box, I shot it and took great care of it, and I can say it never lost any value. Actually when I did sell it, it brought more than what I had paid for it. Love the classic N frame's

Most of my 9 mm has been Perfecta, has been excellent ammo, now shooting it in 45 auto with no issues. Great priced ammo, hard to not purchase it, compared to others. As far as my Glocks, I honestly believe, you could put rocks and nails in them, and they would shoot it. Damn things are amazing...

I personally prefer a striker fire 9 mm, my go to is my Sig P 320 Compact, has never let me down. But, in your case and want, I would recommend, any of the Smith Autos would do.

Nice gun, Take a look at my excellent 4506-1, posted under 3 rd. Generations gotta love them. I'm thinking of putting it up for sale

I've got an excellent condition 4506-1 that I just recently posted a pic of under 3 rd generations, gotta love them. I'm contemplating selling it also, don't really need it, already have a nice 45. Anyway, nice guns Good luck.