Recent content by solsen52sr

Castle Doctrine Hi Jim, You are correct the best thing to take with you to a deadly encounter beside the firearm is, common sense and understanding of the laws. I tried to specify that the situation I was referring to was in public not in your home. While the Castle Document (which is getting...

Hi Folks, I am trying to get the hang of communicating on the Forum. This is my second attempt to post/ask a question. I have a very nice looking Model 37 revolver, Ser # J614XX is stamped on the bottom of the grip frame area. On the left side of the grip frame there is an “M” and “D” with a...

Hi, I have what looks like a new model 37. It has 3 screws with a SN J614XX ON THE BOTTOM OF THE GRIP. On the left side of the grip at the bottom is "MD" below that a "3" then below that 18494. Yoke 18494 MOD. 37. Thanks in advance.:)

Conceal Carry Concerns I see people in the gun shops going nuts with selecting the right CCW firearm, but forget the purpose of it. The reason folks get a CCW is that they are either afraid for their safety, live in a Bad area, have to travel through/work in one and or too old to effectively...

Thanks folks I've got my answer. Stan Olsen "Anchors Aweigh"

Thanks folks, I am aware of both the Std. barrel/heavy barrel distinction (just used the pencil term for simplicity) and the cal. difference. What I was hoping for is that someone might know the model of the revolver I had once owned? Stan Olsen Sr. "Anchors Aweigh"

Hi, I am a new member, but have viewed the site numerous times. Recently, some information was noted on the threads about a S&W Mod. 11 in 44 cal. I remember owning a model 11 w/4' barrel in the early 70's and it was; a light weight Mod 10, w/ pencil barrel, barrel pin, 38 SPL. and had round...