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This is the type of knowledge us new collector's seek! "Acquisition insurance" is so much more palatable than "overpaid." I have frequently "bought" acquisition insurance but didn't know the correct terminology at the time....I just knew it was worth the premium I paid. Thanks DCWilson for...

BRush.....beautiful photos and excellent commentary. Thanks for sharing!

Wow. That's a fine lookin' gun right there. Great pictures of a handsome revolver. Thanks for posting.

Chicken and a venison roast soaked last night in a beer brine...covered in rub and ready to smoke. Should be good eats later today. My egg setup... My co-pilot making a final inspection...

That's awesome Rags...please include me in this one.

Ever see the show on History Channel called "Swamp People?" The guy who hunts snakes at night...Willy I think. It was on last night. He looks kinda like Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers. He regularly rolls up on submerged snakes and just grabs them. Says he can't always tell the water...

That's a good deal on a great package. In my experience CZ handguns are impressively accurate.

Agree! I have one and love it. Christmas gift from my in-laws. I cook on it at least twice a week...not an exagerration...at least twice. We had kabobs last night as a matter of fact. It's extremely easy to get the charcoal going and extremely easy to regulate the temperature. It's like...

Thanks for the compliments. This gun appears to be have been fired before it came to me so I don't think I would be treading on sacred ground if I put a round or two down the pipe. In fact, I think it wants to be shot. :) Kurt, amazing picture per usual! I look forward to seeing that trio...

Just a nice example of the S&W K frame with neat old stag grips. I'm proud of it and thought I'd share a couple of pics. The box is very clean considering the age but does not number to the gun. Any grease pencil markings on the box have been lost. I have not shot this one...but...

I would have bought that gun at that price given the chance....knowing all the details. And I think the notches are kinda cool but I'm weird like that.

You know I think for some of us 5" N frames are like a cult within a cult. Maybe when you post pics of yours (obligatory after this thread) you can start a new thread dedicated to the glory that is the 5" N frame...bet that would draw out some really good pics.

You have chosen wisely grasshoppa...may the lead fruit of the five inch tree litter the range on which you tread... Seriously...you'll enjoy it.

5" M27 gets my vote. Good luck and enjoy the new found "addiction."

I think prices will come back down. There were just too many manufactured and sold for $20 or so to be that collectible, rare, sought after...etc. Just my two cents. I have several and use them on some guns but wouldn't pay today's classified prices to replace one if lost.

Welcome aboard. That's not much info to go on but it sounds like you have a .38 Special Hand Ejector M&P (Military and Police) that dates to around 1942 give or take a year. If you are really interested in learning more about the gun I suggest you spend a little time browsing the forums and...

Don't know what you paid...and don't care to. I like it. I like it alot. I'll bet it turns into a favorite gun.

I'll play.....Mr. Smith and King Edward are friends. Okay, not another firearm but it's what I had on the computer handy. I'll replace it if I can find something better...