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A) I don't get paid, I do it because they asked ME to teach them. B) I also tell them shoot/don't shoot is a difficult & life changing decision only THEY can make. C) They keep sending me their female friends, so I must be doing something right. D) Not taking a shot may very well get someone...

I see we found the race baiter................ Here, maybe this will make you feel better?

Those are the people who don't want to purchase two plane seats.................. Disgusting!!!!

It's now over a billion. Payout normally runs about 50%, so I should be good. Not Elon $$, of course............ :LOL:

When I hit this huge Powerball lottery, I will buy S&W & this crap will stop yesterday! :mad: :mad: :mad:

I prefer the looks of the dark grips myself. It won't show sweat stains as easily.

I bought my 22A-1 because the last four of the S/N matched my phone number. How could I NOT buy that??? :ROFLMAO:

Given the low price, *I* would opt for a po-fessional refinish job, IMO. Maybe some nice rosewood grips? Or some red tinted VZ grips? My 38 is a no-dash model. I used to carry it in an ankle holster when I did late night maintenance runs when I worked in the projects. Thankfully, I never had to...

I have a -1 4" model. Love yours too!

I have been told that nickel scratches easily. That has put me off of them. Plus *I* don't care for bling guns. I have also been told that chrome will flake in spots as it ages. No one mentions cleaning solvent on this issue, so I just don't know.

You guys are showing some beautiful guns! Not sure why anyone would take a 4" or 6" over a 19 snubbie, IMO. They just look SO perfect!

Not me. *I* have NO interest in .22 Jet at all.

Any reputable gun shop local to you can check it out for you right at the counter. They won't let YOU load it, but they will. A decent gun shop would do it for free in order to gain your business. Pics would help you in this case too.

Perhaps, but y'all might have better food............. :ROFLMAO:

OP says it might be unfired. Added with the box, I'd say that raises the bar a good bit, price wise, IMO. $895 may indeed be a bit too high, but I'd bet it would sell to someone between $700-800. If in fact it is "unfired". My .o2

I have a dash 3 15 snubbie. I don't think I've even shot it yet........... :cry: The perils of owning a motorcycle AND photography equipment. Shooting takes a break until cooler weather........... :(

Doubtful it's sleeved, IMO. Making SURE the gun is empty & cylinder left open, one can look at the muzzle & see the sleeving on those guns that have them. Dash 2s were made from 1961 to 1969, so sleeved bbls on Smiths were virtually unknown then. I know rifle bbls were sometimes sleeved, but I...

I have popped balloons at 50 yards with a snubbie. Yes, I missed a few shots but once I learned the hold-over, I more often than not hit one. Never tried a 100 yard shot though. Bob Munden used to do some long-range shooting with a snubbie on several episodes of Am Shooter. Probably on...

Sales would be my guess. The 4" & 6" revolver market is these days HAS to be tiny as heck, IMO. Awkward to carry concealed, not really geared towards handgun hunting & doesn't compare well to the 586/686 in those bbl lengths, IMO. On this one, I believe Smith hit it right on the mark for sales...

Astra's are surprisingly good guns.