Recent content by paulcam223

High, older smith revolvers are bringing the money. I own a 645 my dad baught me damn near new 85. no box, long story but mine is going up every year. If you buy it be prepared to wait. Lots of more orphans that can be picked up at abetter value. YMMV

Thanks, I think of my dad, he had one to

Newbie i guess, how the hell do I post pics? rki?

You are right.

Thank you JJ, He also had a triple lock, nickle,in either 44 spl. or 45 lc. was supposed to be a 2 gun set for a texas ranger, he was in college and under fire from my mom, got only 1, any history? Just wondering,TIA youre knowledge beats mine

Appears to be a m@p 10 no mdl. #, yoke has A8, 345 40 stamp, sn#on butt is S 812### some wear on muzzle,rest is tight as heck, no rust, looks like after market stag grips, is a 5 screw. Any help? My dad knew these like a book, I am not so well read. Tia

I tend to carry my sig 220 more, its lighter. The smith is my baby,it is a tank absolutely reliable. Sig is too,only time it jammed was an extended period of neglect on my part.

maybe later 80's. Sorry.

Mine are fully adjustable, had it since the early 80's.

25-5 MT : 4mos. ago I traded my 25-5, the same as post# 22, pinned though. In exchange I recieved a Springfield X-D subcompact 9mm, 1 10 round,3 16rd hi-caps, equipped with a LaserMax guide rod laser sight. Also had factory case with a cc BlackHawk leather holster. Only reason I traded is cause...

Got it in the 80,s. Don Johnsons on Miami Vice, type. Used very little. Includes 6 s/s mags. 1 is S&W. Wife unit desires 9 carry type. Open to most ideas.

Blued 2 t's I guess smooth GA wood w/3 grooves, 94%, trigger job, 4 in"