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Thank you all for your input, I'll let this one remain at the store.

I knew these existed but never saw one until today. I would say probably 80% condition and was wondering if anyone here has one and if so, do you follow the prices on these. I know the story behind them and the limited production. Wonder what one should go for in this condition.

0 tax but registration still intact, lawsuits to follow. https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2025/07/03/second-amendment-groups-sue-nfa-n1229158

and as the wife murderer/decapitator and dog killer in Hitchcocks Rear Window. Many greats in that one.

There is not an N stamp where you would expect them to be. Here is the left view of frame.

If I could be assured that this left the factory as a nickel I might would be tempted but then there is the problem of the S&W rollmark or lack thereof. Then the fact that it went back to S&W for a refinish so close to when it was built is somewhat confounding. Was it blue then changed to...

I always thought that Sarah15 was part of the Woodlawn boys because of the backgrounds of the pics.

Ask it what happened in Tiananmen square in 1989, just wondering what the response would be.

Maybe, I'm leaning that the pistol/suppressor setup didn't have a booster or the ammo was underpowered.

How does an IA pass a background check?

#55 is for a HS Derringer. Not sure about the P.

This one was right at 900 4 years ago. It came from Cabelas of all places and the box does match. I had to call them to get that little tidbit of information, I don't know why they leave stuff like that out of their descriptions. Serial number 288X.

It looks like a High Power holster, if the spare mag pouch is for a double stack then it most likely is. Look for a 3 letter code and date. It obviously has had the incorrect pistol stored in it for some time.

Some leather for the little guys. These are just a few that I have collected. I'd like to find a floral carved example by any maker. I prefer the closed toe models.

The Luger is probably what is commonly known as a 1920 Commercial. On the left side of the receiver there should be a commercial proof, Crown/N. The caliber is more than likely 7.65mm Luger, better known in the US as 30 Luger, the original and the best(my opinion) cartridge for this pistol. The...