...S&W Ad..."At Bay"...
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StakeOut
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Copyright 1902
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
opoefc
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Looks like a .44 Double Action ? Ed.
FifthWheel
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Thank you!
.44 double actions have been know to fail~~
It would be nice to have copies of all the prints that were available at that time. Thanks for posting this.
okiegtrider
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This is great. Love this kind of stuff. Glad you posted it.
G.T. Smith
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Nice. Be a good revolver to have right then!
Peace,
Gordon
Peace,
Gordon
Very nice!! Thanks for posting... I've got my dime ready to mail!!!
Best Regards, Les
Best Regards, Les
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Great pic, thanks for posting.
Cool S&W aside, methinks he's still up the creek without a paddle. His reloading time should be on the slow side, unless he has one of those "cheaply made revolvers that are nice to look at" as a New York (or El Paso?) reload.
Cool S&W aside, methinks he's still up the creek without a paddle. His reloading time should be on the slow side, unless he has one of those "cheaply made revolvers that are nice to look at" as a New York (or El Paso?) reload.
I have a couple 1945 Mercury dimes on my desk right now. I wonder if I can still get a couple prints?
Hoppe's no.10
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Kinda looks like a Schofield to my untrained eye. Lots of early S & W ads on Google - "Smith Wesson early prints images."
Hoppe's no. 10
Hoppe's no. 10
Ed Fowler
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One of the nicest thread ever. Thanks for sharing!!
Looks more like a new model 3 to me.Top break..but the backstrap and grip are wrong for a Schofield.(to my view..) I'd trust my life to a 6 pack of .44 S&Ws.. 
gman51
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Cool ad. HMMM I don't know about the never fails though. Maybe back in those days they didn't fail.
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Or when they did fail, there was no internet to use to inform the planet of the failure.
Dillyp
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ParadiseRoad
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...I found that one the other day full size...I hadn't got around to posting it yet...I'll post in a new thread...
10 CENTS??? 
Uh, well, I don't know... does that include shipping?
Uh, well, I don't know... does that include shipping?
No different that the well known "Perfection" one modern manufacturer uses today.
Sigobsessed
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Very cool, I would love to have the complete series for my gun room!
That's debatable. You are assuming that the two fallen soldiers were his opponents, that he's the one who shot them and that he shot them after his last reload. More importantly two of his buddies are further up the ridge firing rifles at the charging enemies.
However, you do bring up a question. The British had speed loaders for their top break .455 Webleys. Were there any for top break S&Ws?
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