Recent content by sekiarcdr

HW30S pellet rifle. I just received my forth HW30S pellet rifle this year, and this one is in .20 Caliber. I have others in both .177 and .22 caliber as well. Great back yard shooters.

Remington model 4 in .22 LR. My granddad purchased this rifle in about 1917 here in Bentonville, AR for my dad, and dad gave it to me about 75 years ago. It's still in great shape today.

I too have one in 45/90. Didn't know so few were produced. Good info, thanks.

I got my Winchester model way back in the 60s via the NRA, for about $20. also my 1911 Colt model .45 for the same amount. Still have both.

age 80 yes on SW revolvers 7 total male

Guys, thanks for the information on my revolver.

Something else on my 686-6 that seems different from what I see selling on Gunbrokers, and that mine is ported. Are there two different models of the 686-6?

I have just taken out my new(purchased some years ago) 686-6 and don't believe I've ever shot it, and would like to know about how old it might be. Serial # is CFC 517X. If I could find my bill of sale paper work I could tell, however so far it's hiding from me. Thanks in advance, and...

Guys, thanks for the info on my two revolvers. I did discover the trigger shoe after I'd posted it had a target trigger..my bad. Also I'm not too sure on the hammer, however it's wider than the one on the .38. Did shoot a box of .22 out of the 18-2 today and boy what a smooth light trigger...

A photo...I hope. Should be a photo of my two revolvers.

I'm a happy camper! Thanks very much for the reply and good information. Tomorrow I'll see if i can upload a photo of the two revolvers. Again thanks!

I've got a like new, old, Model 18-2 with a serial number of K6393xx, and equipped with a target trigger/hammer, and grip. I have searched here and from I can determine mine doesn't have trigger guard screw and has a 4-inch barrel. Would this one be classified as a Combat Masterpiece? If so...

Thanks! Thanks goes to you both. Now that I know what I've have. I'll try and share a photo.

First this is my first post so please forgive me for any errors I may make. I have a like new Smith revolver that today is the first time out of the safe in 25 years. That's true. It came to us from a passed on relative and was put in the safe and forgot until today. On the bottom of the...