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Recently at the range a fellow shooter showed me his Model 27-2 5" which he inherited. He felt it was a FBI issued revolver however I feel that may be a stretch. I'm betting it is a -2 which was rebarrelled with an overrun FBI 34-84 commemorative barrel. If my research is correct, the FBI...

I'm sure you'll be very pleased! I know I was when I got mine.

I'm sure you'll be very pleased! I know I was when I got mine.

I personally think you made a good choice so before you rush look to another pistol or revolver, try a set of Pachmayr "Compact" grips on your 642. I'll bet you can find some on Ebay for short money. One of the best traits of a revolver is being able to change the stocks (or grips) to suit...

Thank you for this info. I do not have my Model 18 handy to compare so this observation was most informative.

I was admiring a Combat Magnum (19-3) circa 1970 mfg. at the range today which was purchased by one of our younger members. The model number marking in the yoke cut caught my attention because I initially thought it was marked as a Mod. 18-3. If I'm not mistaken, I believe this frame was...

You stumbled upon a great find. Congratulations!

I found the same when looking for a holster for my SAA. Good quality for a very fair price. Seems like an Ebay seller out of New Mexico is his biggest distributor.

Ditto here. Purchased in 1984 for $339. Those days are gone...

I don't believe the front sight is original on the 629. While the fiber optic is a better sight, it was probably a Red Ramp coming from the factory.

I purchased a M28-2, 6" bbl which I would rate at 95% in the original box w/papers in late 2019 for $750. Somewhere along the line someone put a target trigger on it as the box indicates it was shipped with a standard trigger. As others have pointed out, prices are all over the map these days...

That's a great find. I made a similar purchase several years ago and don't regret it one bit. Now I have a 2-1/2", 4" and 6". I'd really love to find a 3 inch 19-2 or -3 that I can afford.

CptCurl, You have a great rifle there. I am envious!! Many years ago I had the pleasure of shooting a surplus 40-X which was acquired by a club from DCM (CMP). That rifle was dead nuts on and a real thrill to shoot. Roll the clock ahead a generation and I am shooting 50 yard matches with a...

And the buyer would have got the...(wait for it...) SHAFT.

Roy says shipped July 1941 to a P.D. Need to get my tail in gear and letter it.

That is one fine looking revolver!

.38 Military & Police Model of 1905 4th Change w/lanyard ring. Possibly a Vermont State Police gun. Shipped in 1941.

I would say "well bought"! Especially the M-13 and M-65. The 35-1 is just the icing on the cake. Not many of those police trade in revolvers left these days in this area.

Not a Jorvino conversion and doesn't look like a round butt. I'll bet it originally came with a 6" barrel.

19-3 Shipped in Feb '76