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That's a piece of art.

Lucky man. There's something special about those vintage N-Frames.

Congrats man. We're at 48, never thought I'd live this long much less being married that long. It's the biggest blessing of my life.

CZ SP-01 with an extra mag. My situation is very unique, I don't carry on my body. Many many years ago I broke my neck (motorcycle) which left me riding a wheelchair. The good news I can carry petty much any full size pistol I want under my seat cushion.

Sounds like a win win to me. More often than not I've always regretted selling a gun.

First 610 Mt. Gun I've seen. Very cool. Is this one part of the Lipsey's special run or a new offering from S&W? My 610 is one of my favorites. Range report soon? Is that a gold bead front sight? Do you like it? The 10mm is getting more attention with ammo prices coming down and more...

I'd be all over a 29-5 or -6, 5" brl for $1500. Even with the numbers being somewhat soft right now. Anything under is a very good deal. And if it's a DX I'd expected it to go for even more. All this assuming it's in excellent condition.

Interesting, never know what's going to come along.

Looks to be a -6 with the Hogue grips. No reddot, rear sight included I'd go $800-$1000. Be worth more w/o the magna-ports.

Most of my experience with a scoped pistol is with a T/C, one thing for sure with magnum pistols you don't go cheap. If you buy budget it's trouble. Quality is key. That said I don't care for a scoped pistol. I have trouble with them, just couldn't shoot accurately consistently. Now reddots...

Moby Dick. I've taken a couple of runs at it but Melville writes in an old English that I just suffer with. I get no enjoyment only frustration. I guess I shouldn't have skipped English class so much.

Very cool. I'm not big on nickel but that done nicely.

That looks good. I just pick a big bunch of basil, I bet basil would be good in that.

I like the trail camera idea. That would be definitive. My guess bobcat.

I bought the 5th edition off Amazon last month.

Any mechanical device/product is going to have normal wear and tear. Not to many companies are still supporting a product after 28 years of service. We live in an age of, they don't build them to fix them, if it brakes buy a new one. Kudos to S&W.

Salvaged this Ithica from a barn which was left in a corner to rust. Fortunately the internals cleaned up good. Cut the barrel at 18.1", did a rattle can camo job, custom forearm and added the pistol grip buttstock. Thinking a reddot would be a cool addition.

I'll play. Here's my birth year gun, 1952 K22. It's just such a quality piece of machinery. Beautiful gun.

I'm an Oshkosh native, we look forward to the big show every year. Planes flying over, you never know what you're going to see, bi-planes, WWII fighters, current military jets, the blimp, Sky writing, it's quite a show.

I don't think they are rifling. What is the diameter? I suspect it's larger than the barrel and it rifling. I would agree it's probably something to do with assembly.