That is awesome! Not only that you have a highly desirable gun, but that you received it from your dad. My dad was always anti-gun. In the sense that he didn't want anything to do with them. Even though he was a tanker in the Army. I remember him saying one time, that he hated having to train with one-gallon jugs of water in an outstretched arm for the Colt 45's. I love guns and can't seem to get enough. Thanks for showing yours. I have not had the good fortune to see an RM or Non-Registered Magnum with a barrel shorter than 5 inches in the flesh.
Congrats!!! I have to tell you that I am a little envious when I see you and your dad at the Symposiums together. Were he still living, my dad would have had a blast with me at one of the Symposiums. Now, if I could only get one of my sons interested in S&Ws... or one of my daughters...
Is that 1 of the 25 shipped to the Wichita PD on 12/10/40? They were some of the very last pre-war Magnums.
Congrats!!! I have to tell you that I am a little envious when I see you and your dad at the Symposiums together. Were he still living, my dad would have had a blast with me at one of the Symposiums. Now, if I could only get one of my sons interested in S&Ws... or one of my daughters...
Congrats!!! I have to tell you that I am a little envious when I see you and your dad at the Symposiums together. Were he still living, my dad would have had a blast with me at one of the Symposiums. Now, if I could only get one of my sons interested in S&Ws... or one of my daughters...
Take him hunting with you if you can. . .and talk S&Ws while you're there. Mine likes shooting our pigs but the occasional deer too. That 257 Weatherby he's holding use to be mine. . . . I need to get him to a Symposium soon.
Jeff
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