Recent content by DWL

Remington model 510. I've owned it for about 51 years... and still counting. Purchased used at Andy and Bax, in Portland OR. My money, dad had to do the purchase. I still have the sales receipt.

Here is my only stubby. But it fits in the thread topic.

I would be interested in one as well.

I have Pre Victory 984535. Small font, 3/32".

I have a pre Victory, number 9845XX, that has the same number layout as yours. Numbers to the left of the lanyard, when the barrel is pointing toward the right.

I have a pre Victory, number 9845XX, that has the same number layout as yours. Numbers to the left of the lanyard, when the barrel is point toward the right.

Here are the WWII firearms Mosin Nagant Schmidt Rubin straight pull. Yes, the Swiss were neutral But it's from the time period. Springfield M1 Grand May 1945 CMP rifle Smith Crona 03A3 1943 appears to be never rebuilt. Enfield #4 MK 1 1942 numbers matching Remington Rand 1911A1 was sent...

I have been watching this thread since it started. There are some really cool collections out there. Great Job! So, I thought I'd add mine... WWI Colt M1909 Ok, technically not WWI. Colt M1917 Smith & Wesson M1917 British Webley Mk IV, has been shaved for .45acp. Remington P17...

I recently picked up this .22/32 HFT. Serial number 423933. Stocks number to the revolver. Non recessed cylinder. Made in USA stamp on right side. Small S&W logo on left side. last Pat. date is Dec 22. 14 Some holster wear.

Signed and verified. Thanks for posting the link.

Thanks for the comments and the Hawkeye stories. Looking forward to getting some ammo and taking it to the range.

Hello all, Last week I was in the national big box outdoor store, while in the "Gun Library" I spied a Ruger Hawkeye single shot handgun. I didn't know all the much about them but knew they were fairly rare. I left it in the store as I wanted to do some research before making a mistake and I...

This thread got me thinking on what my group shot might look like. These are just the Smiths. Some have boxes, most don't. Top row are the .22's/17-3, 18-3, 48-4, 34 flat latch Next down the .38's/ 14-3, Pre 15, M and P's 4"and 2" then the .357's/19-3, 66-3, 65-5 and the 49-2 the bottom...

I'll take it.

I'll take the holster as per PM