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Why it is worth coming to a symposium. Having coffee with Lee Jarrett, Dave Ballantyne, and Richard Nahas. Dinner last night with Jim King. Fantastic people

#138802, listed as a First Bekeart-Pattern production run – When the Bekeart order was received, S&W made 1044 .22 cal. target sighted revolvers on the .32 frame with target extension grips, although this was not introduced as a cataloged model. The guns included in the First Bekeart Shipment...

Some 9's

36-1 bought for $50 from a friend who was retiring form the SO where I worked. The no dash I got off Gun broker years ago. Bluing is great, if ya disregard my fingerprints. Next time I clean them, THEN take the photos.

Here the leather js [/B] Here is the bolster for the Terrierr

Amazing what just a little Mothers Mag and a few minutes can do. Got this for a decent price with a nice little carved leather holster. Pretty scratched up but nothing too severe so I took a chance.

I sure do like mine

My 27-1 Sadly, no box

Interesting observation When I bought it, it had been worked on by Bubba, unbeknownst to me. Had my LGS Smith work on it and this is how it ended up. I may have to have him take a second look!!

I like these, and have a few more too

Love a good 629 My 629 no dash, in it for $800 Also have shipping carton

Some more 28's An S serial number, an NYSP marked 28-2 and two more just for the heck of it...

Gotta love a good 28! Average cost on these is about $420. One is a NYSP marked one, one a no dash S serial.

Love a good 28! S serial numbered one NYSP marked 28-2 And two more just because... 😁

Gotta love 28's My modest group of 28's

There are also Model 22 and Model 26 in .45 ACP, as an FYI

My 629 no dash, paid $815 for it a while back

Mine is marked W.F.Sheard