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ordnanceguy replied to the thread My New Zealand Victory Model journey finally completed.Hello Melvin: Congrats on a great find. In my experience the NZ pre-Victory and Victory revolvers are very hard to find. The NZ... -
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Everyone likes a good visual S&W story, right? Alright, I see folks on here that very occasionally will show their New Zealand Victory... -
ordnanceguy replied to the thread Victory data base.Hello Blasfimus: Welcome to the Forum. That is a nice looking Victory. Your revolver likely shipped from the S&W factory in the...
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread Loretta "Hot Lips Hollihan" Swit.
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread Model 64.Yes.
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ordnanceguy reacted to mikepriwer's post in the thread The only one - A 4" K-22 target revolver Stainless steel Model 65 with Like.
In 1971, there was factory interest in a stainless steel version of the Model 18, a 4" K-22 target revolver. Initially, 17 revolvers...
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread British proofs on a 455 2nd model.Hi Dean: British. Charlie
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread Victory data base.Hello Harley: Some additional information would be useful to allow me to help you. What is the caliber, finish and barrel length of...
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ordnanceguy reacted to SouthNarc's post in the thread A public thank you note to this community. with Like.
I wanted to take a moment and thank @handejector for curating a forum culture that is welcoming to new "younger" collectors like me...
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread Victory data base.Glynn: Your Victory likely shipped from the factory in the January-March, 1945 time frame. Regards, Charlie
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread Victory data base.Hello Polsku: From the S&WCA's Victory Model Database I can estimate for you that your Victory likely shipped from the factory in the...
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread What do you think?.And the lanyard ring has been removed and the hole where it was located has been plugged. Guy is correct on 1941 as a likely shipping...
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread US Leather Holsters Contractors Vietnam era.The GUU-1/P was designed by the J. M. Bucheimer Co. of Frederick, MD. In military service it was an Air Force holster intended to carry...
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread Looking for info on a victory model.Nice work, and a genuine rescue in my book. From the Victory Model Database I can estimate for you that your revolver likely shipped...
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ordnanceguy replied to the thread "Rust"...movie on amazon..Roger Ebert gave it a poor review. His last paragraph sums it up well: When the last echoes of that fatal gunshot fade and new viewers...
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