1905 MP .38 4th change

[10/22]

Just traded for this MP .38 special in nickel and I'm a happy clam! Just look at the grips. Hard to photo in nickel, but you can see it's pretty pristine. Has one or two thin smudge-like spots is all. Serial # puts it around 1919-1920. I can't say it's never been fired, but it looks like only factory test fired. Slight cylinder line but who could resist thumbing it back from time to time. I love this revolver!
10/22./

 

[pistola]

Wow !

Absolutely beautiful. That is one sweet old sixshooter.Congratulations.

 

[donaldw870]

Yah, those are purdy grips.

 

[gunlovingirl]

Very nice! I have to agree, if it's been fired, it sure wasn't a lot! Congrats!

 

[DCWilson]

What a beauty! I have an old nickel .32-20 that must have looked like that at one time.

You also get points and today's McGyver award for best impromptu alternative use of a clothes pin I have seen in some time.

 

[JayCeeNC]

Terrific gun, great score!
It's tough to find an older nickel gun in such fine shape as that one.

 

[Vulcan Bob]

Wow that's a nice one! As for the McGyver award, PM me with your mailing address and I will send you a S&W prop rod as a prize.

 

[10/22]

What a great response

All your comments have been great and I really appreciate them. As for VULCAN BOB sending me a McGyver award. How cool is that!
Thanks to all.
10/22.

 

[pace40]

A very nice M&P. Thanks for the look.