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I would also like the link if possible. Thank you!

The grips are original to the gun.

It has a little holster wear on the front muzzle mostly on the left side. I would say 98% or possibly better. Although the grips are diamond, they have a little wear on them. THe gun was carried at one time I think.

I have two firearms I wish to sell. 1) Model 15-2.............$425 plus $25 for shipping. **SPF** 2) Model 14-2 Dayton with Roy Jinks letter.......$650 plus $25 for shipping. **SPF** I will only accept US postal money order … upon receipt of payment and signed legible copy of dealer’s...

PM sent with trade offer.

Ughh...I wish I had a camera around here! The slide not closing all the way is probably from dirt. Open the slide and at the face with the firing pin. Notice the extractor. Now look at the barrel and see where the extractor goes into when the slide closes. Get a tooth brush and some oil or...

If that falls through, I have a set I would trade for. I'll step up and be second in line. Doc

Please count me in also. Thanks for your kindness. Doc

Ok, the book says between 1962 and 1968 starting with Serial Number 29500 ans stopping at 786544. 786544 starts 1969. Soooo....you have to extrapolate a little and pick a year you like. Doc

I have to chuckle a little. I had a patient 25 years ago who was in financial difficulty. He brought me a gun to sell and I thought I paid a King's ransom for it at the time. He needed help and although I didn't want it at the time, I bought it. It was just 3 years ago I discovered it was a...

God! One of my favoritist guns. I have both the 30-1 and the 31-1. They are a joy to shoot. The 30-1 was made between 1948 and 1976. Originally built on the I-frame, 1961 began the production on the J frame. Diamond grips deleted in 1968. What do you want to know. It's one of the best little...

What is the dash number for the 14? I have a Camp 9 I've never fired. Doc

Wow, the 'Bama must be a great place to live. I haven't seen one for sale in 2" up here for less than $525, and most are $550 and up for years. I'm thinkin I need a vacation down south soon. Doc

Kritter, if I were you, I'd think seriously about selling it. That's one gun you can afford to shoot. You'll play heck finding another one without paying a fortune for it. It seems to be in pretty darn good condition. Just my uninvited opinion. By the way, if you are in NE Ohio, I can't be...