Another myth from United state brought me here: hello everybody.

[francoisallais]

Many thanks to all of you who welcome me so kindly.
For me it's also the occasion to visit (on a map open in another tab) the regions of USA from where you come.

 

[francoisallais]

Interesting that we all, as youngsters, played similar games which led us down this path. Just shows how similar we all are, even half a world away.

I fully agree

 

[francoisallais]

Welcome from a south Texan whose ancesters fought the Mescalero Apache indians in the 1860s and raised longhorn cattle near the famous King Ranch.

It is very important to be proud of one's ancestors.

 

[francoisallais]

Welcome. Are they Ropers on the 1917?

Sorry, "Ropers" what is?

 

[Frailer]

Welcome from Kentucky!

 

[francoisallais]

Welcome from CT. Sounds like you have a good collection.

Picture of my Black Powder replicas (unortunately none of origin...)

 

[francoisallais]

The picture

 

[A10]

Sorry, "Ropers" what is?

Ropers are a style of handgun grip

 

[SmithNut]

Maybe I missed it, what was the myth????

Welcome nonetheless....

 

[francoisallais]

Ropers are a style of handgun grip

Ok thaks for the answer.

On my S&W 22-4 the grip is ALAMONT made of Rosewood in USA.

 

[francoisallais]

Maybe I missed it, what was the myth????

Welcome nonetheless....

The first one was in the mind of young boy I was, palying cowboys and indians whith my friends.

The second myth: the S&W, more lately, with Dirty Harry and Indiana Jones.

Thanks for welcoming

 

[mdf9183]

Welcome from Bastrop, Texas

 

[Daimler1989]

Bienvenu Francois,

I love Normandy and visit the region each year for the D-Day commemorations and a short holiday. So many nice people and so many places to feel well. Good to have you here.

regards from Germany
Ulrich

 

[Erich]

Bienvenue! Ma ville natale en Indiana a été nommé d’après le Marquis de Lafayette

 

[T112-4]

Welcome from Wisconsin. My many times Great grandfathers came from Normandy and a somewhat more recent GGF, in the French army, fought the Mohawks in Canada a long time ago.

 

[DR505]

Welcome from both Idaho and Poland! I spent time last summer in Normandy. What a wonderful place and great people. I brought my son for an extensive history lesson. We enjoyed every moment. France is quite beautiful.

Smith and Wesson revolvers are wonderful. Enjoy the pursuit!

Bayeux Cathedral

 

[Casual Smith Nut]

The first one was in the mind of young boy I was, palying cowboys and indians whith my friends.

The second myth: the S&W, more lately, with Dirty Harry and Indiana Jones.

Thanks for welcoming

I spent a few years with the French. If I remember right they use the term “myth” similarly to how we say something is terrific, legendary, or awesome.

“C’est le myth, quoi!” or describing something as “mytho” meant something was super cool. Doesn’t exactly capture the sense but it gets close.

Bienvenue Francoisallais à la source de toute chose S&W! On trouve des trésors ici. Surtout les gens ici sont très agréables aux questions et aiment bien à aider les autres à découvrir le monde de S&W.

 

[francoisallais]

Bienvenu Francois,

I love Normandy and visit the region each year for the D-Day commemorations and a short holiday. So many nice people and so many places to feel well. Good to have you here.

regards from Germany
Ulrich

Thanks Ulrich.

I live in Cherbourg in the Cotentin and during the D-day commemoration the region is visited by people coming from all over the world, celebrating the peace.

Welcome in Normandy

 

[francoisallais]

Welcome from both Idaho and Poland! I spent time last summer in Normandy. What a wonderful place and great people. I brought my son for an extensive history lesson. We enjoyed every moment. France is quite beautiful.

Smith and Wesson revolvers are wonderful. Enjoy the pursuit!

I fully agree with you about France: a quiet place where life is good.

Ten years ago, I went in Gdansk for business and had some time to appreciate architecture in the old neighborhood.

I like to explore town architecture, and France own a great patrimoine.

Thanks for welcoming.

 

[francoisallais]

Bienvenue! Ma ville natale en Indiana a été nommé d’après le Marquis de Lafayette

Une très belle ville d'après ce que j'ai vu sur Internet, avec de beaux monuments.

Lafayette est un personnage célèbre, tant pour la révolution Française que pour la guerre d'indépendance aux Etats Unis.

Merci pour votre accueil.