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ALL SOLD OR WITHDRAWN THANKS TO ALL ALL PRICES INCLUDE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48. AN "I'LL TAKE IT" HERE TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER A PM OR INQUIRY. PLEASE FOLLOW UP AN "I'LL TAKE IT" WITH A P.M. THANKS FOR LOOKING! All items are used. K square diamonds in great condition, black washers (left...

That needs a good cleaning and inspection, a period set of grips and, if it checks out, a trip to the range. Nice gun with history behind it...called "character". Good find Flitz or Mothers will work wonders on that one.

If these are for a full size 1911, I'll take them.

11. Three Camper's Knife (so marked) pocket knives. Towika Republic of Ireland. These would be great for a Boy Scout troop as awards or prizes. $16 shipped for all 3 6. Pocket knife with Stag on handle. Marked Rostfrei INOXYDABLE Germany. Can opener, corkscrew $15 shipped I'll take...

The FMJ 9mm was accepted and used by military forces around the world, and one of the considerations was it's wounding capabilities. A dead soldier is left on the field, whereas a wounded one has the potential to tie up one or two of his buddies evacuating him, temporarily taking them out of...

Sorry...was looking at wrong lot....1 is sold. If it falls through for whatever reason, put me next in line. Thanks

I'll have to go home and check, but I think the "L" is on the cylinder of the 3" model 65 I just picked up. Let you know....still have no idea what it means though Rechecked the cyl, and it is an "F", not an "L". Still no help from me...sorry.

Very nice! Great looking Fitz! I'm not trying to be an idiot here, but does the trigger shoe pose a problem when holstering / pocketing the gun with the front of the trigger guard removed? Have you ever considered bobbing the hammer...if so, what are the pro's / cons with that platform...

Before you start with abrasives and oil, find yourself some Flitz metal polish and go over the gun with it. You'll be surprised at the result. I've Flitzed guns in worse condition and the results were amazing.

I have a model 19 that was pristine except for the sideplate....and the replacement had no logo...ergo...no logo anywhere on the gun.

pm sent with grip pics

I have a couple I can part with. Drop me a PM for further info etc. John

Here's its cousin, a 10-5 that was owned by a General in the Air Force. It's one of my favorite guns. SN C815xxx You're gonna love it!

No argument there...just sayin that there's more than one way to de-fur a fox. Proper tools always make the job easier and safer, with less chance of marring screws or scratching the gun. The "in a pinch" part meant "if you absolutely, positively gotta take the sideplate off and that's all you...

Whoever did that is living proof that a Dremel tool and a Smith and Wesson should never be in the same room at the same time! Nice rescue job!

I know it's sounds like a bad idea, but the S&W sight adjustment tool (read small screwdriver) fits the screws perfectly. It'll work in a pinch if you don't have a complete set.

I can't narrow it down to one, but as far as a cool factor, this was owned by a General in the USAF. It was sold to my friend (who coincidentally owns a gun shop) by his widow, and one phone call later it was on the way to its new home.

I'll take these at 165.oo shipped if still available. PM for payment and shipping information. Thanks, John

PM sent Sarge.

I'll take number 11 for 30.00. Please pm for payment info. Thanks.