Recent content by slipnotz

I've driven 340 miles round trip for what I want. I'd drive further if it is something that I want. Drove 150 miles to pick up a 45-70, when I paid him he said good only have one to go. I said one to go? Ya he said, pointed to another 45-70 laying on the bed. Came home with two 45-70's that day...

Oldiegoldie, check with the agent to see what perils of the policy the 5000 limit is for. Some policies have that limit for the theft peril.

A nice Colt Python and a Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Feather Weight in 308. Used the cash to buy a couple of guns that I shoot on a regular basis.

I have a a Model 58 from 1968 to 1969 SN# S312XXX. I bought it off the second owner. He bought it from a widow in Minneapolis Minnesota. This was her husbands duty gun on the Minneapolis PD. I have looked all over the revolver for some type of marking by the armorer and can't find anything. Was...

Thanks for all the info. I figured that it wasn't original and never made a contact. Your information just confirmed what I thought.

I looked in my SCSW and the Blue Book and can't find a 4". It sounds nice, but I don't think it is original. It looks nice in the photo, I checked a couple of times to see if it was a 5" but it doesn't look that long. It still interests me, I'm looking for a 1955 birthday gun. I have the 25-2...

Did they make a SW 1955 pre-model 25 45acp with a 4" barrel. I can't find anything with a 4" barrel. The one listed with a photo says 4" barrel and it has a red insert. My book says they made a few with 5" barrel.

I will take the 6.5" N frame brown B/W, the first one listed, if not the one tad requested. Please PM inbound.

I will take the 24-3, PM will follow.

I'm with you on the 18 as my first choice.

Ran across a SW 66-2 with a magna ported 2.5" barrel today. Is the magna-ported barrel a factory job?

I wouldn't wait too long, you'll miss it.

I just purchased one recently without box. It was in excellent condition for 800$.

My 2" model 34 will hit a 16" plate at 150 yds when I do my part. We shoot my model 17 at distances greater than that. With the 22 it is cheap to shoot at those distances and fun. You don't know what you can do until you try.

The stocks are not target, but they didn't look like magna either. They look like early hand ejectors. They have the half circle at the top like the hand ejectors. The serial # dates the gun as late 1951. The box is the gold box which is correct for that year. He is asking 1750$.