Recent content by KYThrill

FYI. There was a Phil Daniels in Phenix City, AL who worked at Cunningham Fence. My guess is that if you were near a military base, and you were a company that installed/sold fencing during WWII, then you probably had military contracts. Thus the DoD issued firearms to defense contractors.

The more I think about this little gun, the more I think it may be a keeper. My truck looks like a big hunk of junk and is patched together more than anyone will know, but she runs strong. The Millennium Falcon is my favorite sci-fi spaceship because its the "fastest hunk of junk in the...

I purchased a Victory today at an auction. Mechanically it is 100% sound and I have no issues firing it, but cosmetically, it is pretty rough. But I bought it because it was cheap, and it has a very low serial number. It is serial number V2973. Its the lowest number I've ever seen. I can't...

I know that he added the pearl grips. I too believe he had it nickel plated at some point, but I don't know if it was originally blue or nickel. I do know the story was that he carried it in his pocket so much for so long that he rubbed all the finish off down to the bare metal, and had to...

This seems the place to go to find out about Terriers, so here I go. I have my grandfathers S&W Terrier and I would like to know as much about it as possible (date of manufacture, etc). It isn't stamped as a Model 32. It has a coil main spring instead of flat (no tension screw). But what...