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I used to have this one that had been additionally converted to .44spl, sold here a number of years ago. Never lettered but had all the signs of being either a Jovino or Behlert. Fun little blaster, would've been a pussycat with .38s had it stayed original caliber.

I have an early no dash 686 and had an early 681. When I went through a divorce over 20 years ago I had to sell off a lot of things. Since I inherited the 686 when my dad passed in '92-he bought it new in 1981-the 681 was relunctantly one I let go. As far as on the range I found them equals...

The cop with the bun looks like England, perhaps the Met? The sheriff’s department for the county I live in also recently adopted cowboy hats. I’ve only seen deputies wearing them at parades and such other festivals.

Rest up and I hope for a speedy recovery!

Beretta came out with "sand cut" mags later on. During my son's first Iraq deployment; '06-'08 as a combat medic, I reached out to Beretta to get him a few more mags. The guy I spoke to was a former Marine, hooked me up at reduced prices sent a little care package to my son's APO. He never had...

A little late-I frequently dog sit my younger son and his wife’s two pups. Nugget is a 6 month old who’s mom is a Sharpei/French Bulldog mix and dad is a Bull Terrier. Burgie is 4.5 yrs and like a dachshund but with longer legs lol. They are awesome pups and love my big backyard.

One of the most accurate non-custom pistols I ever owned was what's referred to as the "ghost" model-all stainless Italian made 92. I got talked out of it by a Beretta collector. Can you see what influenced me? LOL Jean Reno’s character’s pistol, not little Robbie’s’ 🤣

I’m about 30-40 minutes from their store outside Golden, CO. Stop in every once in awhile on motorcycle rides. Fun to look at though I prefer Benchmade, specifically the Adamas.

My range has also instituted a ban on the 320 plus the retail part of the business has pulled all the new ones and sent them back to Sig. I don’t know what they did with the few used ones they had. My older son has a specially marked M17 that Sig offered on his last/final deployment of his...

Still available

Sigh, still here, no reasonable offer refused.

One of my sons is interested, not me, only J frame I enjoy anymore is my 63. I have others that provide the service a small revolver would provide 😎

As a child of the space age, born in 1956, the space race enthralled me like nothing else. Sitting in a cardboard box pretending to be an astronaut, getting to sit in the Gemini capsule at Smithsonian during a visit to my big sister in college at GW in D.C.-to me the astronauts were the coolest...

All the used guns get a thorough inspection by the in-house gunsmiths-a good group-prior to being offered for sale. Any faults if found are addressed.

That’s awesome lol ^. They do get a few discerning customers and items but mostly it’s plastic fantastic. Snubbies sit for awhile. My son went today again to look at it. He has a number of nice items but no revolvers until I give him my late dad’s 1981 686 no dash and my 1980 63. He’s thinking...

A local shop has a very clean 640-1, the one without the lock and 2” lug barrel, priced @ $475, that one of my sons is considering. The store will probably drop $50 or bucks on the price but then there’s still taxes (guns/ammo have an additional 6.5% here now) and the background check fee...

S&W just announced the reintroduction of the 940, no lock.

Welcome, lived in Tucson from ‘68-‘84, U of A grad too. Used to be a good shop on Pima, Jensen’s that closed years ago-my dad and I did a lot of business there. Sometimes I miss it but only in the winter 😂

When I told my dad I was joining a band in my teens his response was “I’ll get you a bucket so you can carry a tune” 🤣. We actually went on to be the house band at a college bar, mostly did Eagle covers.

“who’s strangling the cat?” Goldeneye reference 😎