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Don't know about now but back then Cash America put a code on the price label. MARYLOUISE. M=1, A=2, R=3, etc. That was the amount they had in it. Also on the price tag was a 3-4 digit code for the month and year they acquired the item. It made negotiation a lot easier when you knew when...

Back in my NAS Dallas days I bought a Winchester 94 Antique model (case hardened receiver) for $188 OTD at a Cash America. Too many other good deals to list.

One cocktail, that's all you have time for.

It's been a while since I lived there. Moved to Atlanta in 96. I guess things have changed over the years.

Kim Ahrends made me a set of striped ebony N frames.

Thanks. I needed that.

Like I said above, I really wanted that one. Oh well. I hope the new owners comes around with pictures.

Why not. https://robbreport.com/motors/aviation/invictus-hypersonic-space-plane-1236989006/

How does the B/C gap measure?

The S375xxx gun is a Model 57. They must have the SN wrong. Edit: I contacted him and the SN is S315xxx.

2K14024, which I believe is 1970, but you never know with S&W.

I agree. 4" in that photo.

The DFW Metroplex is awash with pawn shops. Cash America's world HQ is in Ft Worth. Getting to know the managers is a must. Right next door in Arkansas you hardly see a pawn shop because the state's usury laws are such that they cannot charge sky high interest rates. That's where pawn shops...

I thought this was going to be about the Silver Bullet Band.

The reason I asked is I saw a gun listed as S375xxx. Typo or anomaly?

That Product Code, 100338 was used for two variations, 1991-95 SB (square butt) and 1996-99 RB (round butt w/SB grips. (SCSW, 5th)

Great article. Bryce's 4" Wolff & Klar was pretty hot. I'm thinking, due to the time line, his 3 1/2" 357 was either a registered magnum of a non-registered magnum. As accurate as he was with a revolver he could have gotten by with a 32 or a 38. 5 head shots?!?

That is correct. Your gun was purchased out right by the British Purchasing Commission which was formed in 1939, therefore no US property markings. Before 2/42 stocks were checkered walnut. After 2/42 smooth walnut. Transition occurred between11/41 and 2/42. FYI, UNITED STATES PROPERT on...

You can't even walk into a hospital around here without going through a metal detector. No knives allowed. I'm wondering if he is related to the Evaluators Limited Van Ordens.

It's a good 5 hour drive for me.