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Confirms my opinion, the 10mm is arguably the best all around pistol cartridge. No it's not a 44 Mag but you got 14+1 rounds of more power than a 357 Mag. Load it up for the woods or load it down for self-defence. I've got a Tanfoglio 10mm and it's my favorite.

CZ 75B, same size as Glock 19 and it's all steel, baby.

Sounds like a good ballpark price, 3" barrels are pretty rare, that's a plus. I would not use a trade, normally you don't get near the value of the gun being traded.

My day two list are the guns I wish I hadn't sold: S&W Model 17-1 Colt Python 6" Blue Colt Diamondback 38spl 4" Colt SAA 7.5" 357mag Walther PPK\S (made in Germany) S&W 629 No Dash S&W Model 41 Walther PPQ CZ452 22lr SKB 500 12ga O/U Kimber 1911 45acp

AR-15 6.5 Grendel AR-9mm SBR CZ 75B Tanfoglio 10mm S&W 629 5" S&W 48 22Mag Ruger MK IV 22LR SIG Cross Rifle 6.5 Tikka TX1 22lr bolt Benelli M4 20ga I've got seven, three to go. The Model 48, Sig Cross and the Benelli.

6.5 Grendel, lightweight, low recoil, accurate and deadly. I'm confident of an ethical shot out to 300 yds. Great gun.

Also, keep an eye on the classifieds here on the forums. I've seen some good deal but be quick. The good deals go fast.

Well as you can see, ask and you will receive. There's A lot of great advice here, so now it a matter of personal preference. One thing I would recommend is getting a copy of "Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson, Forth Edition". If you want to do a deep dive and learn about the nitty gritty...

I think that price is at the top end of the market. And it sounds like the guns condition plus having all the goodies could make fair deal. One thing for sure, I don't see prices coming down on high quality N-frames.

Howdy Beau, Welcome to the forum, fellow cheesehead here from the Fox Valley. You've come to the right place to learn about S&Ws. This place is a gold mine of information when it comes to buying, selling and all things S&W. Favorite gun in my humble collection is this Model 29 no dash.

Yes but, they do pick up on high contrasting objects. Nice, job on the dye job.

Watching. I also have a set of cokes that need some loving.

Looks like a good deal.

The -1s are rare hard to find. I sold one couple years back. At the time all the members here told me don't sell it you'll regret it, they were right.

You're looking for a grail gun, expect to pay a premium, especially one in good shape. The 5" ers and DXs are out there, with a little patience and perseverance they can be had but expect to pay. To find a 5" DX good luck. If i ever seen one I'd be all over it. I have a 629-4, 5", paid 1350...

Great minds must think alike. I got hot to buy a birthyear gun couple years ago. After a long period of searching I found this '52 K22. One of my top treasures in the gun safe. It came with correct but non-numbered magas but I found a nice set of targets.

With the nice weather we had I got a chance to get out and zero my 629. Sighted in nicely no surprises. Was shooting point of aim within 12 shots, shooting 2.5" groups at 25 yards. But beware getting used to a red dot on a pistol will take practice. Acquiring the red dot is totally...

Just this last week I put a reddot on my 629-4 5" using the Weigatinny base. Haven't shot it yet but seems to be a very solid mounting option.

The 581/586s have been calling me. Don't know why but it's one that I'm hoping the gun gods put one in my possession. A nice 4" please.

Got the bug to put a Reddot on my 629. Looking for advice on best Picatinny mount base. Any does or don't, I would think it's a pretty straight forward mount up.