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Is that when Auburn plays the Alabama team that lost to Florida State? :D

I know that. Did you not see the word ALSO?????

Wrong section of the Forum.

Auburn beat Baylor last night, 38-24. WAR EAGLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The hands in the coat pockets is acceptable for US naval officers also; at least it was back in the '70s.

The RPs date from 1917. The Terrier square butt frame didn't appear until after WW II.

Welcome to the Forum, pdgoutdoors. Smooth triggers were phased out in the late 1920s. The standard width was .265". Wider grooved target triggers (.500") appeared in the early 1950s. In the 1970s, smooth wide triggers (.312" and .400") were being installed in some revolvers and were a factory...

Are you talking about .38 specials or .32 Longs?

#512621, an I frame .32 Long Hand Ejector with a 3 1/4" barrel and nickel finish, shipped April 1938.

If you are in Wisconsin, how much farther north can your F-I-L live? It would be VERY difficult to send it into Canada.

Nice looking .32-20!

Welcome to the Forum. It should have stocks that are dished at the top and concentric grooves on the sides of the hammer. Please post pictures. We here LOVE pictures.

I once had a 1909 US Army Colt Service that had the extra number stamped on several parts during an arsenal rebuild.

Welcome to the Forum. 7981 is an assembly number; model numbers weren't assigned until 1957 and didn't start appearing until 1958. They would be stamped as "MOD XX". Your revolver was probably built in the mid to late 1930s.

Just to clarify, a K38 has adjustable sights.

Used or unused? :D

Whenever I see the linemen from the power company or the phone company, I make it a point to stop and thank them for keeping our utilities up and running.

Back before companies started selling spring kits, S&W would sell you a "target trigger return spring" that was about 14 or 15 pounds as opposed to the standard 18 pound return spring. It was intended to be used with the standard main spring.

I carried N frame revolvers off and on during my 25 years of badge toting, as I always wanted a handgun caliber that started with a .4. But I kept going back to a 5" aluminum framed 1911 that I built in 1981. Sam Browne belts kept getting heavier and heavier. Once upon a times, law dawgs...

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