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Mod. 42 Nickel The serial number is 13331. The stocks have no serial number. I don have a box. The cylinder is steel.

Looking for the value of this Model 42 Nickel with "bug screw". How many were made? Unfortunately, slight flaw with nickel on sideplate. Thanks

Corn Cobs I talked with a friend in the mountains of Kentucky. He said there was a guy selling corn cobs, 10 for a dollar. I think toilet paper is cheaper.

Too Much Paper The problem is that most everyone uses too much toilet paper. When I was in the service, the old sergeant showed us how to just use 1 sheet of paper to get the job done. I won't get into that demonstration.

The following is from a newspaper article from 1909. A Kentucky feudist is describing his gun. Does anyone have any idea what kind of gun this is? Would you like to see my gun?" he asked. He led the way to a secluded spot in the rear of the building and with a certain degree of pride...

I would like to buy an original Smith & Wesson Model 42 manual.

Looking for following vintage Remington knifes. R1163 R6514 R4334 R4495 R1383 R4713

For Sale: Smith & Wesson Magna stocks for K frame Smith & Wesson revolvers. The grips are original checkered walnut, square butt, with screw. Price $45.00 Shipped

What is the correct manual for a Model 36 Target and Model 50 Target? I have not seen anything other than the standard Model 36 Manual.

Model 43 Thanks for all in the input on the Model 43. It is aluminum alloy with an alloy cylinder.

Like to have an original Model 43 Manual, not a copy.

The Model 43 Nickel is listed as rare. Just wondering if anyone had any idea how many were produced in nickel.

Good Find James I have complete faith, that if you can acquire enough ammo, you will eventually be able to get close to your target.

I purchased a Mod. 35-1, 6" barrel, and is stamped M34-1. The factory letter states it is a Mod. 35-1.

I would like to buy the original pouch for the Baby Browning 25 auto pistol.