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All 3. Cs9d cs40 and cs45

If it was the one listed on txguntrader, yes he was confused. It is a 36 no dash 3 inch skinny barrel approx. 75%. I walked out with it for $380. Now, were it a 16 no dash 3 inch....

Weigh them.

Choot im Lizbet!

If you use metal, you would want to include a blowout panel.

Me too!

We must perpetuate that myth. More for us!

Go to midwayusa and get one of Jerry Kuhnhausen's books.

You could sell the mags.

Sold on gunbroker for $355.00

The Smith & Wesson 3914 is the blued carbon steel version of the original pre-Ladysmith Smith & Wesson 3913

I have an old mika pocket holster I'll send you if I can find it. PM your info.

RCBS rockchucker RCBS reloader special Lee challenger

It is the flared latch as pictured in "the book." I suspect it to be sometime in the early '60s as the sn is 383xxx. Other than the obvious cosmetic issues it appears to have been fired very little and not carried much, if at all. The grips do not match, therefore are not indicative of it's...

Just picked up this model 36 for $250 today.

As there were no qualifying posts, I've moved this to another forum. Thanks for playing the game.

Appears she could be my Bella's sister. My dachsie loves both squirrel and rabbit.

The only time I have had ammo problems such as you describe is with Russian Silver Bear Makarov 120 gr. HP. It was a squib in a factory box and I failed to notice it. The 120 gr. had OAL issues as well that were eventually addressed by the manufacturer by reducing bullet size to 94 gr.

If you haven't already, remove the mainspring, the rebound slide, pull the hand out of the slot and wiggle the trigger out. Perhaps that will relieve enough tension to get it unbound.

Per the Kuhnhausen book; if the action is completely bound, lower the cylinder stop and place a card between the cylinder and stop to keep it disengaged. Now rotate the cylinder to rethread the ejector rod.