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Tom and I worked out a very equitable trade and we both got something we wanted. Couldn't be happier. Thanks Tom!

Arrived today. Not bad for the first gun of 2025. This has been a grail gun for me for years. It seems that all I am missing is the test target.

I'm looking for a few more sets of Kim Ahrends round to square conversion combats in both K/L frame and N frame.

The Square account for the Colt Archives has been hacked. Hackers are sending phishing emails. Do not click on anything or respond to them.

Some of you may be familiar with the Yarborough knife made by Chris Reeve Knives. From about 2002 to 2014, with a gap in there somewhere, these knives were issued to graduates of the Army Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC). There is a lot more back story to the knife but I won't try to...

Now my recently acquired 29-5 won't feel lonely. :o The 29-6 came with the original box and docs, including the purchase receipt of the original owner. He bought it from Gart Sports in Pueblo, CO for $517 in February of 1995. Am I correct that this gun should have come with the Hogue Monogrips...

I am offering the three guns listed below for sale. Prices include shipping to your FFL. A C&R FFL is okay for #2 and #4. Buyer must post "I'll take it" and state the gun you want, then PM me directly. Payment to be made by postal money order mailed with tracking #. 1. S&W model 19-3, blued, 6...

I just picked up a 29-5 Classic with a 5 inch barrel. The serial number has a TJB prefix and there is and identical one on an auction site with an TJA prefix. This seems way off for the manufacturing years. The box label for the TJA gun shows 10/17/1990. The SCSW4 states these guns weren't...

I hate to post a negative review, but he earned it. He took my money and disappeared. Buyer beware.

I have always appreciated the 686 and I found this one available for a decent price recently. Yes, it is a -6 with the hideous MIM parts, key lock and frame mounted firing pin, but I've had other guns with those and they haven't been a problem for me so far. Other than the 686 Mountain Gun, this...

My father in law just gave me this as a belated birthday gift. It looks entirely correct to me, but I don't pretend to be an expert on old 1911s. Some of you may be, though. What are your thoughts on it?

I have searching for info on this stocking dealer special of 2004. Others have asked how many were made, but they apparently didn't get answers. It seems they are well liked, despite the lock and MIM parts. Does anyone here have production numbers for this one? Thanks.

I recently got this Colt New Service, originally chambered in .455 Eley. It has a number of markings on it. They all appear to be British to me. Some members of the Colt forum stated that they were Canadian proofs, but I don't see anything I would call Canadian on it. I know there is significant...

A+++ all the way. Ken's grips look great and feel great in the hand. Love his work! I haven't found nicer elk grips than his.

This was another 44 Special that I bought recently. Should be a great shooter.

I love the look of beautiful wood on a firearm. Here are a few favorites of mine. Show us yours too.

This gun was another gun show find a while back. Serial number is S148XXX. Stocks number to the gun. Kinda big for a .38, but I understand what they were trying to do.

These are two of the guns I bought at a gun show last weekend. According to the SCSW 4th, the one on the left dates to 1909 (sn 20XX) and the other dates to 1912 (sn 108XX). These are the first I have ever seen in person. They both have finish issues but seem mechanically sound. I don't know if...

Thank you Ken for a great looking set of elk antler stocks for my 1912 triple lock 44 Special. They fit perfectly. I'd like 2 more sets, BTW.

I'm looking for 2 sets of correct stocks for my triple locks. Let me know what you have. Thank you. Dave