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I'll drink to that!

I just picked up a model 36 in .38 special and was wondering what kind of ammo is safe to shoot. I was thinking 158 gr. lead round nose or semi-wad cutters. Any other bullet weights I can safely shoot? What about jacketed rounds?

Thank you Mark.

I just picked up a blued S&W model 36 no dash flat latch in excellent original condition earlier this week. The serial number is 261942 which would put it in the early 1960's. I was wondering if someone has a data base that might nail down the shipping date a little better. Thank you in advance.

That is so cool. Nice find.

I like "crows" use of reverse psychology on the wife when looking at a gun. Brilliant!

If you can find a set of period correct target grips you are good to go. Shoot and enjoy it.

I have not bought from them as I think their prices are too high, and they don't have enough pictures of the gun they are selling in some cases.

$400.00 is a very good price. I would have broken my wrist trying to get my wallet out fast from my pants pocket.

Those are purdy.

Can't beat that 4" blue 27.

I'd leave it as is. It's a shooter anyways.

I'm surprised it didn't go to H. H. Harris. They got the cool 4" pre-27's back in the day. Super rare.

I'm not a gunsmith, but I play one on TV. I bought two 38 M&P 4th change revolvers. One was really hard to cock in single action. Took it apart and found the main spring was a Bubba home made special. Bought a used one on Ebay, replaced it and it worked beautifully. I traded for a second 38 M&P...

I understand a lot of coin shop owners are being inundated with 90% junk silver and can't sell them. So, they are selling to wholesalers who are selling to refiners who are melting them down. Might cause a shortage o 90% down the road.

On the glass cover you need a little sign that says : " In case of emergency, break glass".

Funny how H H Harris got all the cool S&W revolvers like the 4 inch pre-27's and the 5 inch pre-29's.

I have been gravitating towards the older pre-war era S&W revolvers, especially the M&P's. I like the fit and finish as the craftsmanship of that era was second to none, and they didn't have CNC technology. I prefer the ones that show honest wear, but no rust or pitting due to misuse. If they...

Can you post some pictures of this pre-29? I believe a 5 inch pre-29 is a big deal. Not too many made.

Illegal dust? Dang.