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Very nice!!!! Both guns are great looking guns Trading has always interested me but I could never ID any guns that I was willing to part with, :unsure:

When it comes time for me to sell my collection, I would want to get them back to association members so I plan on listing them here FIRST and them on to a consigner after. I have purchased well over a 100 Smiths some RARE and some HIGH CONDITION here and have had a great run. Still in contact...

Nice find Karl.......very envious. The 27 was the first N frame gun I collected when I wandered past my initial J frame tendencies. I have a Pre 27 6.5" nickel and a 27 ND 6.5" but the 6.5" nickel is the only finish and barrel length missing from my set of 27-2. In my years long search for...

Great looking guns!!! I also love nickel guns and have a few

Great forum!!!!! only one I bother checking everyday!!!!

Get on that J frame like a bum on a bologna sandwich!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes it was a custom order place for ten 4" K32. They are what I believe to be the only 4" K32 guns produced during that time frame. Attached is the Letter of Authenticity and the shipping invoice.

Hey toad67, Yes sorry about that, I didn't clarify. I have one of the ten 4" barrels that were a special order. It shipped 3/14/1949 K67160. I had previously shared pictures of it on another thread but here they are again.

I have a Model 16-4 from 1972 and its mint with the box. I paid more than the asking price for yours. Hopefully you purchased it. The K32 have grown on me, I have three pre-16, one 16 ND, one of each 16-2, 16-3 and 16-4. The popular barrel size is 6" as all are 6" except for one Pre that is a...

Very nice and clean. Hard to beat a set of grips from that Keith guy!!!!:ROFLMAO:

I do the spreadsheet and accompanying tag on the gun trigger as mentioned above, otherwise, there would be no way to keep track of them. It like herding cats

Two very nice revolvers, welcome from Gilbert, AZ. I was just in Tucson for a gun show last month.

Great looking gun with a history!!!!!

Very nice gun Dan!!!! Good to see you again in North Carolina!!

In all my Letters of Authentication, I have never seen them referred to as a "pinto" or "reverse pinto" which is actually the most common way to refer to them. In letters they are referred to as "two-tone", "blue/nickel" finish and also "combination" finish. The 17-7 are referred to as...

I will take #1 and #2. PM coming!!!

Roger is correct and these are legit.......... I have two of those 17-7 and used them in my two-tone gun display at the SWCA Symposium in Tulsa last year. My two are sequential serial numbered BRF3639 and BRF3940. The are both lettered but oddly enough BRF3640 shipped 8/16/1994 and BRF3639...

Rodney King said "cant we all just get along" Wow wow wow....and not one picture of a gun...Let me help

Great looking grips!!!! Now I just need a ranch:)