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THanks everyone for the clarification. She was probably intimidated by the rules and that's why she blamed it on that.

this one worked http://smith-wessonforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=69297&d=1331522504

let me try this again.

here it is...close ups.

so....my question is what law *would* block her,,if any?

Can someone explain to me the laws in California? Are you not allowed to own a handgun period or what? I recently acquired a very nice .44 mag that belonged to a N.Carolina officer who was killed. This gun was going to be is retirement gift. After he died, they gave it to his daughter and...

can you show some pics?

I must preface this post with I am still a rookie to this forum but wanted to share a few pieces from collection with my new found friends. I know its probably been done before but thats okay. They dont have to be all S&W's, just your favorite pieces. in the presentation cases: S&W Oregon State...

I still dont know how to private message and insert a pic. Heres the lawman that I acquired from a reasonable man.

I agree the free market is beautiful, but when one idiot thinks his colt python is worth 3500, Then everyone else thinks theirs is worth that much. Then it's hard to find a gun that's at fair market value. That's what chaps my rear. It's price gouging IMHO

Very valid points everyone. It does bug me when people offer you way less than what a gun could go for. In a sense they are saying your an idiot and don't know any better. That could upset me just as much as someone overcharging. I guess my beef if for the people who live in denial. For example...

This may be a redundant topic but since I'm new here I'm going to bring it up. It's my "rant" topic of choice. I understand that parting with a gun of any sort can be a traumatic time for most of us. It hurts me to my soul sometimes. But, I hate that when I look at gunbroker or armslist and see...

The one difference I notice between my Sigma 9mm and my Glock is when I'm shooting. My first shot goes out normally but for my second shot I only release the trigger until I feel a click. Mastering this trick will help shave seconds off your "unloading". I noticed that click to be very faint in...

Here she is! Condition was as good as described and at a fair price....to shoot or not to shoot...that is the question.

so 44 magnum is the common caliber for this make or is it .357? Heres the information I am referring to: What is the retail value of my pistol? - Yahoo! Answers I guess I need to know what I should pay for this considering I know so little. and yes it is a N.carolina Highway patrol... my bad.

I've read and I'm not sure if it's true , but 44 mag is rare in this edition. Most were .357. Again there is so little out there on the topic.

Ok, I need a little guidance from the experts here. Is there any where I can find information on a model 29-2 in .44 magnum. It is a commemorative piece from N. Carolina state highway patrol in a presentation case. It has never been fired and I can not find any information on it. Help!

Thank you for the info. I will be visiting the gun on Wednesday and will use the resources provided to evaluate it. If all goes well I will have open up a bragging thread. Wish me luck.

I'm very tempted to shoot it! I will either sell it and buy a shooter or I may just break down one of these days and shoot it. Either way I was thrilled to only pay 500 for it.