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I want to meet the guy who when you find a press ,components and dies who can pull the handle . Smith and Wesson is going to have to build a larger frame though .

Gold dollar my prayers for you and your family are up and away.I have lost the whole generation of uncles and aunts plus my dad that preceded me .We have just had our first frost and it put me in mind of rabbit hunting as a kid with my grandad ,uncles and dad . RIP to all good men who helped...

This day and time you definitely want to inform a higher up the chain person just for CYA. People can get real intense when it comes to their kids .

I would read the person and then decide whether to mention the printing issue .If I did it would be in a very polite and positive manner explaining that I to carry and just wanted to make him aware.If y’all see me printing PLEASE tell me .Rather hear it from a brother or sister gun enthusiast...

Man as usual you guys bring the knowledge to a higher level.

I too carried a knife before I got my first firearm when I was 12 . Yea I grew up in one of those kind of families lol.

Wow now that is one of the very best explanations of powder development/ burn characteristics etc I have read BB57 .

Less see .What did the TV and Movie cowboys do for this country. Well without them we may not have had Bob Munden ,Ruger Single Six revolvers or those way cool special fast draw rigs built by the holster makers not to mention one of my favorite shooting events to go see .Cowboy action .Was is...

This is a great movie OP thanks for putting the information out.

Again the forum members here have far exceeded the other gun forums on a subject other than S&W brand firearms. You guys truly never cease to bring it .Oh yea and your gun and shootings pictures are great also.

Ok Guys I’m watching Dirty Harry . Anybody else? Cool first time I watched at the theatre , even better sitting on my couch watching free , ahhmm well not really free because my S&Ws did cost a little and actually I’m holding a 629 not a 29 ,I guess I’ve gotten lazy lol

Cool man, historic firearms .I bet they have some interesting stories if only they could talk.

If you are going to be in the State of North Carolina you truly need to take a day or two trip to Kinston and visit the civil war iron clad museum on ?Heritage ?Street in Kinston .Check out the many restaurants as well as Mother Earth Brewing. I like Lovics cafe a several generation owned...

I concur with Mr Ralph and Hondo44 as they know what they are talking about . There is a certain amount of satisfaction though from buying a firearm in less than wonderful condition and bringing it back to life whether as a shooter or a great looking but not collector grade gun . I have two...

1 more comment and I will leave this one alone. This certainly falls under the category of when it comes to anything that isn’t being made “like that anymore “ but especially firearms , automobiles , and any other tangible item you must keep in mind you never honestly pay too much you maybe...

No collector grade but as far as a useful carry gun it certainly has value . I would snatch it up at anything under 350 bucks if under 300 I would probably hurt the sellers hand stuffing the money in it so quick . Keep in mind I am well renowned for paying too much for guns I like and I like...

Wow bushmaster thanks for the history lesson, makes me reflect on the whys and how’s the founders thought these rights were so important .

Prayers sent for your family Old Cop . Keep us updated .

This is a trick question for those of us over 50 and that have been shooting and carrying the same basic style and caliber handgun for decades not years . If we say ,yea I went with a high cal 9 mm does tha5 mean I spent 30 years being wrong . Let’s see . My 4 inch 357 magnum could break beer...

Great history lesson .There are always interesting things on this forum. Thanks Absalom . Man you guys are not only S&W educated most of you seem to be very well read in many areas.