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Artistry In Arms The Guns Of Smith&Wesson is a book by a well known author on this forum. Leafing through it again leads me to believe that early Smith & Wesson revolvers are a perfect blend of form and function.

It is with humility and extreme respect that I offer my thanks to the men and women who fought and won The Second World War. I was fortunate to have been raised at a time when most were still with us and watched as they proceeded to build the most powerful and compassionate nation on earth...

First sentence of previous post should have read: "I don't have any problem with NFL players hurting one another

I don't any problem with NFL players hurting one another. They all know what they're getting themselves into and the attendant violence. I haven't watched an NFL game since they let Michael Vick back in. Violence against dogs enrages me.

Hike up the LaLuz, walk across the ridge, take the tram back down then get a taxi back over to the Luz parking lot. It was a great round trip for me 35 years ago.

Bought it and am really glad I did. Thanks to all who responded. It looks real good in the gun room and I'm looking forward to this Fall

m1 Thank you for the information. The gun is unaltered and the wood is all sound. 26 1/2" is for sure closer to true than the published information in the auction catalog. BTW the barrel has a ventilated rib and the gun is really slick looking. Think I'll go for it. Dick and maj: Thank you...

A local live auction is offering one from 1967 with a 27" barrel. It's in excellent condition and I'm interested in it but I'm a little wary of the barrel length. Would 27" have been a standard offering? All help will be appreciated. Thanks, Don

Another one bringing tears and this time a deep sence of gratitude

Brought tears and a deep sense of respect.

Great photos of beautiful birds. Thanks for posting.

Troop 56 Belleville, Kansas and Troop 43 Herington, Kansas mid 50's thru early 60's

Anything by Joe Williams.

Greetings from the crossroads of America. (Salina,Ks.) Was a member of this forum up until approximately two years ago when I retired and lost access to the net. I've been visiting this site for about two months now and have been reminded of how much valuable information is available here and...