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Moderator edit: SPF to Narragansett. Posted commitment was not on sellers terms. s&wchad ——————————— FS, a pristine Model 27-2 with a 5" barrel and nickel finish, S.N. N436432 circa 1977. The gun appears unfired. It has the display case, papers and tools, but unfortunately the fitted portion...

FS, a Model 14-1 K-38 Masterpiece in excellent condition, S.N. K431568 circa 1961. It has a target hammer, target trigger and target stocks. The dash 1 engineering revision changed the extractor rod from right hand to left hand thread. This is indicated by an "L" stamped on the cylinder face...

Outstanding! :)

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I have a K-22 Masterpiece, 1953, for sale in the forum Classified section if you want to check it out. :)

I'm Baack Well, I vanished for five months. I got interested in other things, including self-publishing and promoting two books. But I kept working on the S&W collecting theme I described when I started this thread. The idea was to memorialize my shooting and collecting days (I'm disabled...

Price reduced, see below. I have a Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece for sale. It's in high condition, about 98% I'd estimate. The serial number is K190996, which puts the date of manufacture around 1953. The gun is mechanically perfect all around, and the bore is clean and bright. The gun has...

I'll take the Model 65-5. PM Sent. I'll take the Model 65-5 per PM and phone conversations. Details will follow via email. Regards, Robert L. Wells

Looks better than a shooter to me! :)

Are the hammer and trigger case-color? Hard chrome looks like stainless, but it's worth a factory letter for sure.

I'll Take It! PM will follow.

Yep. This thing of ours ... :D

No, for me to keep as a collector and a shooter. The thing is, I'll never find the original numbered magna stocks for the 14, whereas the targets wouldn't have been numbered -- and the 14 is really nice! I could start looking for diamond targets for the 19 as well, and sell the magna stocks...

That's a long drive from Florida, but I'll be there in spirit. Private collectors ... few dealers ... minimum black rifles ... my favorite!

I have a Model 14-1 (circa 1961) and a Model 19-2 (circa 1964) that are in the hands of a friend in New Orleans. He'll be bringing them over to me this month (I hope) to complete a trade. I bought both guns back in 2013. I have $650 in the 14 and about the same in the 19. The 14 has diamond...

Absolutely. The technical term is "box bite."

No, don't. These discussions give *context* to our strange passion for this thing of ours. Back to the topic, sort of ... Back in the day when I used to set up at shows a friend and I would offer a special service to collectors: "For just $100 we will fire your ANIB gun for you, thus relieving...

I've always liked high condition Smith revolvers. But every time I have bought an ANIB gun I have regretted it. What am I supposed to do with it? I'm not a museum curator. I like the situation more when I'm a conservator -- cleaning and restoring a poorly kept example and bringing it back to as...

Didn't Smith sell their own original stocks as aftermarket products? I once had a pair of K frame magnas that had numbers stamped on them that were clearly not serial numbers. If that was to be the case then such stocks would be "correct" for any period matching gun that wears them.