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I will take them for the $125.00 including shipping. Please contact me with payment and shipping information. Thanks

Great guy to deal with. Pistol better than described. Very happy buyer.

Doug, per our conversation, I will take the H&R USRA Model 195 No. 3211 with 7-inch barrel. Terms are acceptable and will be met. Thanks

I have been through half a dozen shortages and bans. I have prepared fairly well, stocking ammo, powder, primers, bullets and lead to cast my own bullets. I have enough to last my life time and my sons. I'm going to sit this one out and simply enjoying the guns and ammo I have.

Check out Walter Brennan riding a bicycle in the Invisible Man from 1933.

I have a .32 and .25, I just think they are nifty and fun.

The only 681 I have is a certified "blood" gun. The officer it had been issued to used it to stop a felon that had murdered his girlfriend with a shotgun and was actively trying to kill the officer with the same shotgun. The felon took second place. I got the 681 when the Dept. sold them all off.

I know they are damn hard to find!! It took me years to locate one to complete my set of Mountian Guns. I had the .44 mag., .45 Colt, .45 ACP,, 357 mag., but no.41. Finally found one and completed the set. I also have the .44 special if you consider a 624 a Mountian Gun.

I have a 4" pinned and recessed that I bought years ago at Cheaper Than Dirt when they were located at I-35 and 820 in Ft. Worth. Good price, too!

In 2008, I had a partial left shoulder replacement. In 2009, I had left knee replaced and a complete right shoulder replacement. In 2010, I had the left shoulder completely replaced. I had been a heavy lifter for several years. I was in my mid 50's. I followed the Doc's orders to the letter...

In the Coen Brothers remake of True Grit, Mattie Ross first talks to Rooster about the quest to find Chaney, he is trapped in the outhouse.

I have a fondness for Charters Arms revolvers. Over the years I have had several. I have given each of my grandsons a Pathfinder .22's when they turned 12 (with their fathers permission), but I kept the Pocket Target for myself. I also kept a Bulldog .44 special and two of the .32...

The 4-inch 1950 Target .44 special was my grail gun for many, many years. It seemed when I found them, I was broke and when I had funds, I couldn't find one. However, over the years I have managed to get my hands on four of them, one of them shipped my birth month and year. I also added three...

Finally located a 657 Mountian Gun to complete the set. I am a happy camper!

My 4" Astra and I agree with your good fortune.

The 4" gun was always a grail gun for me. For years, if I found one, I had no funds. Then if I had funds, I could never find one. In the past few years, through good luck and perseverance, I now have three 4's and three 6.5's. One of the 4's is a birth month & year gun. I'm a happy camper.

I will take #15 the 5 various magazines; #28 the J-frame smooth banana grips; #32 the smooth J-frame target grips; and #34 the checkered J-frame target grips

If 11/4 breaks against us, people will look back on the $1.00 per rounds days as the good old bargin days. Ammunition will be unobtainable to the public. Military and police will get first dibs with public getting what little is left over.

I would have jumped on the SIG P239, sorry.

What a great Karma idea with splendid timing! I a several 380's, but I have provided for that, so do not add me to the list. God guide you on your pick.