Airweights rock......
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I've still got a set of S&W aluminum handcuffs I bought in 1974 on the way to SE Asia. I've used them for decades, never failed me. They're so light I've sent them to the cleaners twice in my suit pants pocket!
Neat, that's good to know. I picked these up several years ago, bought from Bill Orr as a collectible ($$) and was wondering about durability. Don't see them often anymore, obviously with the advent of plastic zip ties, cuffs of any material have probably slowed in sales.
HAWKEYE10
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Great gun SmithNut; Looks unfired. I am going to find
a bodyguard one day. Just have one air weight now a
[Kel-Tec] don't guess you want to see that, I didn't think
so. Don
a bodyguard one day. Just have one air weight now a
[Kel-Tec] don't guess you want to see that, I didn't think
so. Don
Hawkeye,
Caught me, that one is indeed unfired....
But several of these have been shot...
This M38 has been carried quite a bit, it's my pretty much "go anywhere" gun.
Crazy K38
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you know smith nut I am just about jealous now
Black_Sheep
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Impressive collection of Bodyguards you have there SmithNut, thanks for sharing.
Here's my lone Airweight...
Here's my lone Airweight...
I just bought a m38 from an 83 year old woman. Her husband carried it while working at their business. It has a good bit of finish wear from going in and out of a pocket all those years (serial no. 219xxx, flat latch) but is as tight as the day it left the factory. She said he stopped two would-be robbers over the years, one permanately. Anybody have any idea when it was made. I'm thinking early 60's because of the flat latch. Thanks
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