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Sinbad, I have found that I often cannot post pictures either unless I put something in the "title" box on the reply page. I'm not sure if that will help you or not.

In my mind, this dity has a nice beat but is hard to dance to...

Hey, uhhh... out of curiousity, would you you define "chooglin" as the act of pushing a bicycle? :D:D:D

Welcome, neighbor! This site is a great place.

I might add that many of the 4" guns were police issue, and cops are not known for their equipment maintenance. I don't have a 686, but I do have a 586 that I have to be very careful with to avoid rust. None of my stainless guns need the same level of care.

I HOPE it is just his nose that he he is talking about!!:eek:

Out of curiosity, did draftees have an RA service number?

Prayers for you and your family. Keep the faith.

Old factory re-blue... That means it looks great, you can shoot it without fear, and no guilt for refinishing the gun. That is the best of all worlds!

WOW!! Those are some beautful stocks. They can't be stock...

The last draftee in the US Army has finally been released. After 42 years of service, CW5 Ralph Rigby has retired from the Army (and been promoted to PFC... if you've been in, you should know what that means :D). I have known a few Vietnam era guys in my time, but they have all since moved on...

^^ Quite possibly the best use of this gif yet!!:cool:

Did the -3 come with combats? If not, the OP might be able to sell them and defray the cost of the 625.

I did a tour of the Red Hook Brewery in Atlanta last year, and they said pretty much that exact same thing. Small breweries do a lot more ales because they are so much easier and faster to make than a lager or pilsner. That kind of made me look at things in a different light.

I think most employers would prefer to hire the go-getter that has been doing something over the guy that has been sitting at home all winter. Take the job and make the best of it.

Man... I didnt realize this was such a high brow crowd. Y'all must be from the S&W Hand Ejectors: 1896 to 1961 subforum. Those guys are ritzy. I'm good with Busch.

Nice score! I can't tell you what they go for around here because I've never actually seen one for sale. I suspect it would be twice what you paid though.

This is excellent advice... I believe Ed Lovette's book "The Snubby Revolver" had real world examples of their use. If you haven't read it, I can strongly recommend it.

Wow! It hardly even has a turn line. That is remarkable.

Yes, that would bother me. It seems like it would distract me enough to affect my shooting, too. Personally, I like night sights, so that would probably prompt me to install some tritiums.