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Yeah, I just got the same email with the 617 and the 610. What's killing me is, 1.) those are the main two models that I have been craving, to the point of even buying them with the lock, and.. 2.) now I'm seeing all these reports of QC issues, and.. 3.) I don't have $2500 floating around.

Howdy folks. I recently acquired a 1944 Victory model "project gun". Among other things, this poor thing has a terribly misaligned cylinder; very likely a bent crane/yoke. My question: I am going to attempt to rectify this myself, strictly for the fun and experience of it, but if/when I fail...

Thank you all. I will try to post pictures when I can for further clarification.

I'll try. "Good" and "close-up" may be mutually exclusive.

Howdy folks, I'm working on restoring an I-frame .32 pawn-shop rescue, and have hit some areas of difficulty that I hope the Forum can assist me with. The Standard Catalog puts the serial number (278***) in the range for a .32 HE Third Model (263001 - 536684, 1917 - 1942). The descriptions...

Is it possible that the stainless alloy they use is denser than the carbon steel used for blued guns? I could swear that a M66 2 1/2" barrel I fondled at a gun show was heavier than my 4" M19.

Howdy, folks. I have a nice old K-22 that I would love to see brought to its full accuracy potential. With my old eyes, that means optics. I will not drill and tap my baby, and there are only two mounts that I've found that will fit the older S&W revolvers: a Weaver and a B-Square. I would...

Howdy, folks. I have a nice old K-22 that I would love to see brought to its full accuracy potential. With my old eyes, that means optics. I will not drill and tap my baby, and there are only two mounts that I've found that will fit the older S&W revolvers: a Weaver and a B-Square. I would...

Right offhand, I don't know the answers to your questions about the gun (someone who does will be along shortly...), but I strongly advise you to keep your wife.