Recent content by Tom in Pittsburgh

Thanks, Folks - that's what I needed. Much appreciated!

#43944X I would appreciate a manufacture date on this one - not sure if it qualifies as an antique or not? TIA, Tom

Thanks Thanks, Absalom - input appreciated.

Should I spring for a letter? What do you think -- will a letter reveal anything of interest? I hate to fork out $75 just to learn an approximate manufacture date. Opinions, please... TIA, Tom

Front Sight Images Here you go, handejector.

Inserting Images Guy - Attached is a screen shot of what I see -- no icons?

Inserting Images Thanks for the quick tutorial, Wiregrassguy. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but I don't see "Command Line" -- do I need to chose some option in order for it to appear?

Update Well, I made the leap and purchased this piece from Cabela's Gun Library. If you don't count my hour drive in both directions, and include the tax, it cost me just north of $600. Now that I actually have this revolver in my hands, I can provide some additional information -- along with...

Serial Number The serial number of this piece is 883759

Thanks, Everybody All great input -- thanks. Stay tuned... Tom

I am getting ready to acquire this revolver, but I believe the seller's description may be off? "This is a classic Smith and Wesson 1905, 4th Change. These were manufactured between 1915 and 1942 and has pre- WW2 checkered walnut grips with the S&W logo in silver. It is a 5 screw pre-model 10."...

Thanks! Thanks, DWalt -- much appreciated

Hello, Folks, Couple of questions. I have had this nice .32 HE for a few years. Nice shape, except for what appears to be some holster wear and a lack of finish on the front half of the ~4-1/8" barrel, likely due to poor storage. Serial number is 248692. So here are my two questions: 1) How...

Well, good news, bad news, and more bad news... Good news is that I finally have this revolver in hand, and that it works fine in single-action and is in general overall nice shape. Bad news is that the barrel has clearly been cut down, although nicely done. Measures very close to 4-5/16"...

PS Is this an N frame? Thanks.