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Here are some older colorful pocketknives. -
This about all I have left of my once huge collecting of fighting knives. Gave most to oldest Grandson. Guess had around 75 30 years...
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I picked up a few more over the weekend
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I spotted this early one at a pawn shop yesterday. It's not in great shape but I thought having two stars on the butt was...
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Two stars on the butt would seem to indicate two trips back to the factory. I used to have a Safety Hammerless 38 that had two stars and...
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I don't think $300 is outrageous for that one. A little high, maybe, but it is interesting due to its two trips back to the Mothership...
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Can you check the serial number on the rear of the cylinder to make sure it matches the butt-frame? I have a US Army Model 1899 with an...
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No. They were primarily .38 S&W Special. Some guns made for the Army, Navy and Cutter Service were chambered for .38 Long Colt. No hand... -
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No. .38 S&W is larger diameter than .38 Long Colt. Just like .38 S&W won't insert into a revolver chambered for .38 Special, it won't...
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Best guess from my research is an 1899. 38 special fits well diameter wise in the cylinder, but does not seat all the way down.
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Welcome to the forums from the cotton and peanut covered plains of the Wiregrass! Yes, a Model 1899. It is likely chambered for .38 Long...
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Guys that you for your advice, much appreciated. I ended up trading another revolver ($700 value) for this gun. Now I would have to do...
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Are you pulling our leg?!… $800 for that early beauty is a steal. BUY IT!
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Some of the best shooting i have ever done with a 1917 pattern S&W was a 1937 Brazilian and it's bore condition was horrid. A service...
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