I picked up my model 18 no dash at a gun show a couple of years ago. Paid $345 CDN for it. It was carried by a trapper for years, and looks it! Shoots very well though.
Frosty
Those grips are original to the gun. Mine came with them (I can't stand them, they don't fit my hands). I have replaced them with a wooden set without finger grooves. I bought mine in 1988. Paid $525CDN.
Frosty
Here's mine. A model 10-8. Picked it up for $280CDN about five years ago. Locks up tighter than a bank vault and shoots very well. Marked 1 of 300 on the opposite side below the cylinder.
Frosty
I picked up a model 18 no dash for $345 CDN in April. The finish is very worn and it has "lots of character", but it is mechanically sound and shoots very well.
Frosty
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In what the Justice Department calls the largest single investigation and prosecution of individuals in the history of the 1977 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, 22 people were arrested in an undercover sting operation aimed at...
....for we Northerners. A friend of mine works at a local toy shop. His S&W rep just informed him that the US government has stopped all exports of ALL S&W firearms anywhere "until further notice". Waiting for something from the custom shop? Too bad. Your shop waiting for a large order? Tough...
Well, it took a long time finding its way home, but finally here it is. It has a lot of character, but is mechanically sound. Should be a good shooter. Can't wait for our foul weather to clear so I can take it for a test drive!
Model 18 no dash:
Frosty
Here's my 29-3 Classic Hunter. It's a bit older than yours. S/N is AZC9xxx. I bought it new in 1988. I replaced the grips with a set of Hogue laminated rosewoods without finger grooves (I hate finger grooves. They don't fit my hands).
Frosty