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I wish I could show you the ugliest Smith I've seen but it's been sitting in a local pawn shop for many months and will probably be there for many more. It's a M19-5 and the poor thing just can't help being so ugly. The previous owner somehow managed to put a hideous barrel with a tac rail on...

http://smith-wessonforum.com/guns-sale-trade/120381-spf-nice-model-19-3-4-blue-nnib-2nd-issue-colt-agent-38-spl-snubbie.html Just happened to see it and thought of you.

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I happen to have one of these that I'm trying to sell, haha! I misidentified it as a Model 36 at first but I got it right with the help of a forum member. It's a nice little gun, but I would prefer a pistol in .357 and not .38 S&W...the .38 S&W cartridge is a little underpowered for my taste...

duck325 - PM sent. TO ALL MEMBERS - Please note, I had misidentified this firearm as a Model 36 but it is a Pre-Model 38/32 Terrier. My mistake, and I give my sincerest apologies.

Anyone who owns a gun should: Know how to use it Practice firing it at the range regularly Know the local, state, and federal laws regarding firearms, and Act with common sense by making sure his firearm is well-maintained and in working order. I was just speaking with a mildly anti-gun...

My hubby owns a 19-3. Firing .357 through it regularly hasn't seemed to harm it at all. It's still as tight as the day we bought it. In fact, we both fire .38s through it more than .357...but right before we pack up we fire 6 rounds of .357 through it to knock the lead off the front of the...

Originally posted as a Model 36. Thanks to a knowledgeable forum member I have determined that the owner and myself failed to accurately identify the model. This is a S&W Terrier (Pre-model 32) NOT a S&W 36. Story about the gun is after the photos if you're interested...for now, just the...