Ok, so I have a problem…

[GaryR]

I work part time at a lgs. Boss purchased an estate of a regular customer who really liked to bid on "lots" of used S&W's of all types at various auction houses. I think I got a bit carried away but ya only live once, right?
4" postwar S 873xxx
4" 2nd change? 126xxx
5" Mod 10 D224xxx
And the one I asked the grip question about 5" nickel 534xxx
Yes, sadly there were guns I passed on due to no dinero left!

 

[JP@AK]

S873xxx probably left the factory in the first half of 1947, FWIW.

 

[mtgianni]

Not much on adjustable sights was he.
It looks like you did really well.

 

[2500]

So what's the problem? Oh, there it is in the last line

 

[JohnRippert]

I really like that 4inch post-war. I have one from the early '50s with the fish hook hammer that I really like. Only thing keeping it from being perfect to me is the serrated trigger, I really like a smooth combat trigger on a service style revolver.

 

[45NUTT]

You did well. So, what did you pass on??

 

[Tom S.]

Not much on adjustable sights was he.
It looks like you did really well.

Choose your font color carefully. Here's what your post looks like on the dark screen:

 

[GaryR]

You did well. So, what did you pass on??

Passed on a 6" C prefix and a 6" early 4th change. Chose the two 5 inchers over the two 6".

 

[bigggbbruce]

You wont work there long if you don't leave retail inventory.

 

[GaryR]

You wont work there long if you don't leave retail inventory.

Boss is happy to take my money!

 

[mtgianni]

Choose your font color carefully. Here's what your post looks like on the dark screen:

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Thanks, on several other forums purple means an attempt at humor.

 

[flundertaker]

If I worked in a LGS I would probably just agree to be paid in store credit.

 

[Tom S.]

Thanks, on several other forums purple means an attempt at humor.

It wasn't the purple, it was the black line of text below it!

 

[Okie Red]

If I worked in a LGS I would probably just agree to be paid in store credit.

Been there in the mid-seventies and never regretted it. I worked part time in the LGS and was a full time police officer on the midnight shift. Yesterday I was in that LGS and traded for a model 67 no dash the same owner I worked for 50 years ago. Jim