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Now you've done it. I was not thinking about a model 18...until this.

I too am ok on primers. Checked a local shop two days ago and they were asking $169 per 1000...whoa.

I saw a nice one in the pawn shop today but they wanted $1,200 for it which I thought was a little high Robert

I got started with the caliber because dad left me an Enfield Mark 2*. I have a top break or two, a 32-1, a BSR, and a regulation police . I saved every casing I ever bought and probably have 800 rounds of new and reloads. I like shooting guns in that caliber. Robert

I stopped buying guns in that condition, unless they are a rare or hard to find item. Even then i usually pass. Yes the grips are worth half the price, then you have put something else on them to have a $200 gun again...if you want one for your tackle box, maybe... Robert

I just loaded a few hundred 9 mm. Oal for 124 gr rd nose was 1.150. i use a cartridge block and test about every 3rd or 4th one. Also loaded some 115 gr rd nose at 1.125. both rounds chamber and eject without issue in my 3913, my 39-2, and my Shield . After reading this I tried them in the Colt...

Probably best to buy 44 special Cowboy loads ...i sold an old s-w top break chambered for 44 Russian...had I known that I could have used them in my 44 specials, I certainly would not have sold the guy 2 boxes for $50....just ignore the ROTFLMAO comment...some folks dont think about how the...

Yes, and so is the one with the white grips. Both birth year guns for me.

You made a BIG mistake buddy. Putting 32s in the safe is dangerous. I put a couple of them in there a few years back, and this happened. These are all 32s.

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Beautiful voices. I have one of their LPs. Robert

and if by chance there isnt a serial number under those grips, 1/8" stamp set costs about $30

I thought the protocol for auction houses was that if a winning bidder defaulted, the losing bidder had the option to accept. not be forced to . Any bids by the defaulting bidder should be nullified. Really the auction should run the item again.

I have a blued 32 and a nickel 38. Not sure the 38 is still called a bicycle gun. Save the $100, just sell me that one. That is a very nice one.

I ma thinking about using them on future shipment. The last time I shipped on with my regular guy he told me he doesn't like doing them and I am the only one he does them for. Then I saw how much the shipping ended up and I realized he didn't make any $ on it. He charged me $60 and the shipping...

77 would be correct

Butchered Victory model. Many of those were sold dirt cheap after the war and were modified heavily. That one has been shortened and nickeled after being heavily buffed. $150 gun to most collectors.

My son was 26 when he enlisted. He had his MBA already and started boot camp as a specialist. His nickname was "dictionary" and he had to give them a new word each day. Robert

I have five of them, 2 K32s, a K22, a 32 HE, and a 357. Just happened that way...

Truthfully, this would be my primary reason for having it. I travel a good bit, I always stop in gun shops, and I split time now between here and Pittsburgh, so if I find something up there I presently have to have it shipped here. I filled out the application and am mailing it tomorrow...