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Model 27 came back from Smith. The Blueing is fantastic. Much better than the original. In retrospect, things turned out for the best.

Boringly accurate (not really but it seems so). Mine will shoot without moonclips but primer strikes are not real deep. I usually use the plastic moonclips for target and steel for combat ammo. If you get one, buy a delux moonclip tool from Dillon...

I'm not sure what you call them, but I am looking for some of those blue plastic pegs shaped like a shotgun shell that you place through the trigger guard to display a gun. Do you know what they are called and where they can be purchased? I may have posted in the wrong place but didn't know...

I saw a Performance Center 945 in 40 S&W yesterday at a local gunshop. Does anyone have any experience with this gun and if was it favorable? Also, are magazines hard to find or are there other model magazines that would fit?

I saw a Performance Center 945 in 40 S&W yesterday at a local gunshop. Does anyone have any experience with this gun and if was it favorable? Also, are magazines hard to find or are there other model magazines that would fit?

Has anyone heard when these new Classics are going to hit the stree?

Has anyone heard when these new Classics are going to hit the stree?

I just answered my own question. According to the factory, that mark refers to the machine it was built on so that they have traceability to it if there is a problem.

Someone told me that there is a number stamped underneath the slide on a model 41. It could be number 1-8. Number 1 is the most accurate and 8 is the least. Is this true?

Someone told me that there is a number stamped underneath the slide on a model 41. It could be number 1-8. Number 1 is the most accurate and 8 is the least. Is this true?

It is a 37-2

I was hoping someone could help me with serial numbers for two guns. The first is a nickle model 37 serial number BDA7XXX and the other is a model 25 serial number N338XXX Thanks

I was hoping someone could help me with serial numbers for two guns. The first is a nickle model 37 serial number BDA7XXX and the other is a model 25 serial number N338XXX Thanks

Today stumbled across a pre 28 4 inch nickle about 97%. Based on the serial number and production numbers I put it at 1955. Does anyone know how many nickle versions of this gun were produced?

Today stumbled across a pre 28 4 inch nickle about 97%. Based on the serial number and production numbers I put it at 1955. Does anyone know how many nickle versions of this gun were produced?