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Or that’s what I’ve been told?

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My S&W 317 22 lr fell out of my pocket wile I was spraying invasive Cogan grass on my tractor. Looking back over where I’d been was a thick jungle tried to find it with no luck. Got the old metal detector which I hadn’t used in some time but no luck so off to Costco to buy a cheap metal...

67 years ago today! Wk Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The recent thread on the value of a 19-2 2 1/2 brought up the question in my mind if any early guns did indeed have diamond grips number to the gun…mine came equipped with Goodyears so I of course replaced them. Any examples out there? I’m sure I’ve lived a sheltered S&W life but I’ve seen none...

Could find my holster so I ordered a new one during the El Paso sales event. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This one hasn’t seen the light in a wile. Can’t put my hands on letter but shipped as pictured to H.H. Harris. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

K260519 shipped May 8 1956. To Alaska Commercial Co Seattle, Alaska first year production revolver. Interesting history of the company on Internet. Love the old serial numbered components manufactured just before or during the tradition from hand fitting. Wk Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Shipped January 20 1948 to Bells Hardware Co Middlesboro, KY Another shared

19-1 acquired a few years back, when I was inspecting my new acquisition and inventorying the contents of the box it had a checklist for pistol license holders to adhere to., so file this maybe letter the gun. Years later and now lettered I find it was shipped to Charles Greenblatt&Co New York...

Though my 1960 Combat Magnum deserved a comfortable ride. Wk

sorrdemon Letter arrived yesterday confirming the red ramp as factory plus the target trigger and hammer. And factory walnut targets. The ramp is secured with a non flush pin. Shipped on 10 August 1960 Carlisle Hardware Springfield Ma. Did't go far from home.

Warm day for a change, so I decided to take a vintage 38 S&W out for some plinking. Left the orange reactive ball spinning. My buddies were amazed how easy it was to shot this oldie well..... Wallace

I will be in Denver this weekend is this an event I should try to attend? Thanks for any feedback Wallace

Havn't posted in a wile thought I would share one I picked up about 10yrs ago. These don't seem to have attracted the colectors interest I would have thought. In my opinion they are neat. Have a great day. Wallace

Bought these years ago for a 1917 45 and they were a no go but they are close to a victory but not quite. They are distinctive, does anyone recognize the identity? Happy new year!!! Thanks Wallace

College student purchase hand ejector # 599625. Wallace

Sorry for lousy photo but very excited! Shipped Feb 25 1957. My parents and I would have been celebrating my 4th birthday that day S168655. Thanks for looking Wallace

Shipped Oct 31 1956 with red ramp front sight target trigger and hammer. I have enjoyed this combat magnum for years even though I have never done anything but hold it and admire the quality. Wallace

Decided to letter my pre 19 so I'm working my way to the back of my safe taking pictures all the way and thought I would share. L-R 19-1 66-1 2 1/2 pre 15 66 no dash stainless sights Pinto 19-1 Crop added. Wallace