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Hopefully they will destroy their own company.

Hi, Is the 940 still up for grabs? I would be interested in buying it from you if it is a -2. Could you please indicate the dash #. Thanks very much, silvertiphp

"I'll take it" PM sent! Thanks. silvertiphp

All right you guys are all very smart, ha, ha. Yes there is 10 (ten) spots. I said approx. Also fastdraw was nice enough to private email me that it was a fan. That is a very nice gun fastdraw and I am seriously considering it. Regards from down in Austin. silvertip

Hi fastgun, I am interested in your 686 "snub". What am I seeing in the 5th picture that appears to be approx. 12 brown marks on the ss frame back-strap part between the grips?? Also what are the wooden grips from? Does the price include shipping? Regards from down in Austin. silvertiphp

Can't go wrong with a 642-1. Also Crimson Trace Laser Grips work pretty dang good. Don't leave home w/out either. Regards from down in Austin. silvertip

640 GRIPS The 640-1's I've seen or owned all had the Uncle Mikes Combat Grips like shown in Florida J Frames picture. I love 640-1's. Regards from down in Austin. silvertip

We just had the hottest July ever on record in Austin!! Regards, and try not to burn up. silvertiphp

You done good Gary, especially since 22 revolvers seem to be hard to find that don't cost an arm and a leg. Dan Wesson's are very good guns. I had a .357 Pistol-Pac back in the 70's that was just as fine of a gun as they get. Sold it some time in the 90's--Been kickin' myself in the a__ ever...

Hey again Pothole, Just being nosy but was it the small plastic box or the bigger "one size fits all" like Smith is now using??? I have seen the small ones on e-bay. Regards from A-town, silvertip

Hey Pothole, I'm pretty sure the small plastic box or at least my 442-1 did. I have a 642 no- that came in a cardboard box. Regards from Austin. silvertiphp

Hello again, Also meant to add "nice photog work" Regards again, silvertip

Hey Stokesdead, Welcome. You done good. You can't go wrong with an L-frame and that 6-inch should knock em' dead. Also they have nice triggers on them to start with, not to say that yours has not had trigger work. 586 no dash goes from 1980/81 to 1986. Anyways hope this helps. I love L-frames...

Hey Todd, Got yourself a nice little gun there. Nice work! silvertip

That is true what DWS says. I got their last one Friday morning and it is on the way hee,hee,hee. Michele said they were getting more Monday. So give them a shout-out. Regards from down in Tex. silvertiphp

R CUBED. Thanks for your reply. I guess the question I should have asked was do the grips need to be re-calibrated if you put them on a different J-frame gun? Thanks, silvertip

Very good topic R Cube, My eyes are getting pretty bad and I'm getting a 405 set for my 642. Forgive me if I am bustin' into your thread but once you get the laser set can you use it on any Centennial or other J-Frames?? Regards from down in Tex. silver

I like user & DoughH9's answers. I have asked this question b4 with several people who work on guns and they seem to think there would be "Liability Problems". I say your liable any time you shoot someone to start with. Regards, silvertiphp