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Smython-Smolt-Snake & Wesson This one came out of Ten Ring Precision in San Antonio. It is a hoot to shoot.

44 mag book snail mail with check sent today

I will take these at $90.00

Rosco Holster I'll take it at $50 shipped. PM to follow.

To answer your questions This 1st Model was shipped to J.F. Ward, Astoria, OR, as a single unit with a price tag of $30.65. He apparently passed away in 1933, leaving a widow, Jenny Olien Lee Ward, and no children. Mrs. Ward died in Astoria in 1956. The delivered item had a Patridge front...

my shooter shipped June 1931 - King reflector sight

My own ideas - if it is as nice as the photos show (all original w/o numbered grips): (a) the pricing tips expressed in this thread are good food for thought; (b) you diminish value if you just have to shoot it; (c) even if it is kept as a safe queen the value will likely not have a short term...

Several years ago I picked up a pair of Brazilians at the Ft. Worth gun show that were apparently in the early models - 1638xx (parkerized) and 1669xx (blued). Both were used but were still good shooters.

Street Combat holster I'll take the holster. PM on the way.

Repro Magnas I will take these.

more quotes "We shall leave the world as foolish and wicked as we found it." – Voltaire Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery. - Winston Churchill 'sic vis pacum, para bellum' - If you want...

I'll take the Nill grips

Tim Mullin book has s/n's 57078 (RM 4200) and 57088 (RM4191) both as 5" nickel to Indianapolis PD - but nothing in between. 4200 was in the 13 gun order.

Harry is still my hero Got the chance to go to the Retired Texas Ranger's benefit shoot about 2 years ago where the Hollywood gun rental group had a bunch of movie guns. All sorts of fun stuff on the tables - including a Mod 29-2 Dirty Harry gun (don't remember which movie or if they even said...

Pancho Recently spent a few days in Candelaria, TX. It was the site of an Army/National Guard cavalry post from 1916 to 1919 that supported the search for Pancho. In anticipation of his capture the Army imported this custom jail cell. At least that is the story I got after an afternoon of...