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Welcome to the forum kresky! I keep checking back to see if this thread has been updated. I was really hoping to see S&W history unfold right here. I'll bet your pm box has been busy...

Excellent product, communication and transaction....thank you sir!!

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Welcome to the forum! Excellent revolvers you have....thanks for sharing the pics.

Bump this from the second page please. All of the .40 I had is now gone. I have plenty of .45 and .38 special...or I can purchase outright. Thanks for looking.

I would like 1500 of the 160 gr .38/357 Keith SWC. Please pm me your mailing address along with total payment required. edited....pm already sent

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I'd like to replenish the 357 mag brass stash (say that 3 times fast). Anyway, I police my brass and have a good bit of 38 special, 45 acp and .40. I try to sort and toss pieces with dents or damaged mouths. A lot of the 45 I have is from moon clips. Most of what I have has been cleaned...

Very good dealing with forum member judge...he replied to a "want to buy" ad I posted and came through with exactly what I needed. I would buy from him again. Merry Christmas!

Found thanks to the judge...Thanks!

The book says 79-80' based on the serial number. Very nice Model 27-2 you have and a whole lot of gun for $600 in my opinion. Pretty stocks too...

Unlike the Model 27 and 28, I do not think the "no dash" is a rarity when it comes to the Model 57. I have no idea about the number of no dash Nickel guns...but I have a nickel 4" M57 that the book dates to approximately 1973 and Saxonpig has posted one in this thread that dates to 1980 (per...

Hey wait a minute...I don't remember this. Please forgive my poor attempt at humor...what a remarkable gun and history. Thank you for taking the time to post the pictures and share it. .

My trick....I use a dab of heavy grease in the track on the sideplate to hold the block in place....then just re-install the sideplate with the block stuck to it...the grease will act like glue. It doesn't take much...just a dab.

Nice revolver you have....thanks for sharing. I'd suggest you take it back down to the hardware store and make sure they don't have a mismatched pair of grips on another K frame.

Where are you located?

I thought E Collingwood but "S" may be correct. I'd want to find out too. I like the grips. Thanks for posting.

I couldn't have shown it better...Thanks fyimo!

That's a fair point. I bought them to see "what all the fuss was about." The profile is really exceptional in my opinion. I wish I had a pic that captured just how much palm swell/coke profile they have. Very comfortable in my hand. I don't have plans to shoot them anytime soon but I'll...

I think this is a handsome combination. And as I have stated before, the 5" M27 is my favorite S&W. I believe the stocks are made of bastogne walnut. They have a nice palm swell and the fit is exceptional. I like them very much and thought I would share.