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    Gun Show Find - Mr. & Mrs. Smith

    Keep your retirement busy. I retired at 65, moved from Florida to Colorado. Started mountain climbing and hiking, climbed first of five 14ers at 70. Hunted elk, deer, and pronghorns. I have been fortunate to have very few health issues for 82 years. But at 82 had several hospitalizations that...
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    Factory Engraving at Its Very Finest - 3.5" 357 Rentzschke Style

    I am completely in awe of anyone that has the talent do this quality of engraving. I have tried to duplicate some of the designs with a pen on paper and it is incredible how difficult it is to duplicate even with those simple tools.
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    Identify K, L, N Frames

    Grip ID Reverse side of last grip that was pictured in my initial post. Thanks to JSR III for help in posting pics.
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    Identify K, L, N Frames

    I probably posted this in incorrect spot. Question is not in regards to the antique I found, it is to help me identify some stocks that I have. How do I post pics to this thread?
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    Identify K, L, N Frames

    I've been a member for about ten years but don't post often. The only S&W that I own is an antique top break that I recovered from Lake Dora in Florida. While scuba diving for relics during the 80's. My question is, how do you identify which frame a gun has? What are the identifiers for a K...
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    Heiser FBI holster

    Hank Sloan I'm curious to know if he had a holster on his left side, since he is firing left handed.
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    Spectacular Two-Tone Engraved Combat Masterpiece

    Both beauties! I'd be proud to own either one.
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    Your Favorite Cheese?

    Impossible to pick just one, I love cheese! Cheddar, Bleu, Smoked Gouda, heck nearly any kind, even Limburger. My Dad got me started on that a long time ago. Feta in a Greek salad is special. Did I mention I just love cheese?
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    A 1953 38 combat masterpiece with checkered rib/sight (update with pics)

    This was a great thread that got to the bottom of the puzzle. I learned from it and I think you got a really nice revolver to boot.
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    Finally found something to fit this old holster!

    That is a very good looking Luger, congrats, I'm envious. My first "handgun" of any kind was a Marksman bb/pellet pistol. My first real handgun was a Luger. It was a mixed numbers shooter but very accurate and a pleasure to shoot. I bought it in '66 for $65. Can't do that anymore, for any Luger!
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    44 Magnum Engraved by Alvin White

    What a beauty! And the stags are a perfect fit for it.
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    Santa came early!

    That really is a fine looking revolver! Santa really knows his guns!
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    Pre-War Engraved Pinto Outdoorsman - Exceeds My Expectations! (K22 Photos - Post 59)

    Pre war engraved pinto That is really outstanding engraving! I'm truly envious of anyone with that skill!
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    Performance Center 952-2 Longslide

    I'm not too familiar with some S&W models, just learning. But you have a real beauty here!
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