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I try to catch it whenever it's on the tube. I saw when it first came out One of my favorites. A few great lines: Mrs. Fenty: You should read the Bible, Mr. Rumson. Ben Rumson: I have read the Bible, Mrs. Fenty. Mrs. Fenty: Didn't that discourage you about drinking? Ben Rumson: No, but it...

I had it the other day (downloaded the coupons at work) and it was okay but I figure it'll be off the menu in a couple of months. It takes them too long to serve it as it seems they have to wait for the next batch, unlike their fried chicken which they can put under the heat lamp. Fast food you...

This will do.

Model 19? In excellent condition? $400 No brainer, Buy it! They ain't gettin' no cheaper. I bought a 19-7 LNIB for $500 earlier this year. Good luck!

Again a note of thanks sir! This is valuable information for history nuts like many of us here.

10-5 circa '75-'76. Got it last week.

Thanks pred. I graduated high school in 76. It's held up about as well as me (kinda rough around the edges).

Not to dispute you bellevance,I appreciate it, but did a search on 10-5 and found an older thread with a member whose serial # began with the same 4 digits and he said 1976. No big deal just wondering. Could anyone else confirm? Thanks again.

Sorry, round butt. I had a M-10 in nickel about 25 years ago and really liked it but being poor AND dumb traded it. Thanks.

I picked up a Model 10-5 blued snubbie at the local gun shop yesterday and would appreciate someone looking up the manufacture date for me. S# D869XXX. It has a good amount of wear on the cylinder and barrel but very little pitting and some scratches. It's definately shooter grade but very...

I picked up a Model 10-5 blued snubbie at the local gun shop yesterday and would appreciate someone looking up the manufacture date for me. S# D869XXX. It has a good amount of wear on the cylinder and barrel but very little pitting and some scratches. It's definately shooter grade but very...

So far I've just put 12 rounds through it. First revolver I've had in a long time though. Then cleaned it up real good and stored it. Shoots real sweet, you may have to fire this one.

No idea on the current price but with box and papers I think it would add at least $25 to the value. Anyway, beautiful 37. If i had the dough I'd buy as I'm in the market for a snubby .38 but I'd put some wood on it.

Nice 19-7 AM. I was looking forward to these since I had bought a 19-7 a few weeks ago. Mine starts with a BSE prefix.I was told on the high road forum it dated about 1995. It has non original target stocks ,which are great, but I don't know if it came stock with grips like yours. Anyway...

Great pics Chuck.