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two-bit cowboy replied to the thread Two S&W Model 31-1 SN and manufacture/shipping date?.Colt = crane Smith & Wesson = yoke based on your screen name, I guess you might call it a croke As Charlie said, there's something... -
two-bit cowboy reacted to kscharlie's post in the thread Two S&W Model 31-1 SN and manufacture/shipping date? with
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Something is wrong here. The serial number 66669 came from 1906 - 1909. There is no way that could be a Model 31-1. It also could not... -
two-bit cowboy replied to the thread J-Frame Model 38 Humpback.Yes, Dave, please send your s/n to me. Always happy to add new Bodyguards and Chiefs Specials to the list--more than 20,000 and...
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HAHAHA! Always good to be "big on interesting trivia!" Thanks so much for that little trip down memory lane. Seriously, though, that...
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two-bit cowboy replied to the thread J-Frame Model 38 Humpback.Not sure where you heard that bit of fiction. I doubt it was on this forum. Smith & Wesson introduced its J-frame "concealed hammer...
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two-bit cowboy reacted to Lima_Delta54321's post in the thread Why Can't I Find a Mint No-Dash Model 36? with Like.
hmmm. GunBroker always seems to have many of the model 36, inventory coming and going all the time. Bought my no-dash there for $450...
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two-bit cowboy replied to the thread J-Frame Model 38 Humpback.If the serial number is 54####, it's from about 1967. If it's J54####, it's from a decade later. Yes, nickel, not chrome.
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A little while back I picked up this beautiful victory model. The engraving on it is masterfully laid out and beautifully executed. The...
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two-bit cowboy replied to the thread S&W Model 60-7.Welcome aboard from ol' Wyo. I can think of at least five different iterations of a Model 60-7. Eager to see which one you picked up.
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two-bit cowboy reacted to Frailer's post in the thread Why Can't I Find a Mint No-Dash Model 36? with Like.
I would echo Bob’s “patience is a virtue” sentiment. For several years I looked for a nice, early-production Model 60 without success...
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two-bit cowboy reacted to donadler's post in the thread Why Can't I Find a Mint No-Dash Model 36? with Like.
36-1 bought for $50 from a friend who was retiring form the SO where I worked. The no dash I got off Gun broker years ago. Bluing is...
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two-bit cowboy reacted to RKmesa's post in the thread Why Can't I Find a Mint No-Dash Model 36? with Like.
Here are a few that I found recently at my LGS. All three were sitting there in the case looking lonely. I could not decide which one...
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two-bit cowboy replied to the thread Why Can't I Find a Mint No-Dash Model 36?.I'm not sure why the model eludes you. I track them on several sites weekly, and I routinely find at least a dozen on offer. Your...
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I maintain a database on the "S" serial prefix guns. I have 4K+ numbers for ALL the N frame models and much of this data was obtained...
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The letter doesn't say anything about being one of the first 300, only gives the April ship date. It could well have been in the first...
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