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75Vette

75Vette

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I couldn't help myself. My friends tell me I have a problem. The only problem I see is that I don't have enough. I'm working on it though. :D
I found this gorgeous 29-3 at the huge gun show in Atl yesterday. Of course there were TONS of ARs and plastic pistols. I did actually see a lot of really nice S&W revolvers I'd liked to have had but the sellers were WAY too proud. Then I saw this one at one of the last tables. I was able to haggle some and took it home. It doesn't appear to have been fired much at all. The top strap above the forcing cone is clean as a whistle. There was one small freckle of rust under one of the grips but that disappeared with a little Hoppes. Lock up is tight and no end shake. I can't wait to get this puppy to the range.
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Good looking sixgun buddy Evan if its the wrong color.
:D
I would think its an early-3, N prefix if the footballs are original.

It still looks very crisp
Congratulations on another nice one.
 
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Nice long tube, I would call that one Pinnocio
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CWH44300 said:
Good looking sixgun buddy Evan if its the wrong color.
:D
I would think its an early-3, N prefix if the footballs are original.

It still looks very crisp
Congratulations on another nice one.
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Thanks Chris,
I'd like to start rounding out my collection in the 44 persuasion with the 29s. Nothing compares to the old blue finishes S&W used to put on their revolvers. I think the 4" & 6 1/2"ers won't be extremly hard to come by, it's gonna be the 3"er that's going to hit the wallet the hardest!:eek:
 
WoW, you're definitely on a roll. Very nice. Steel plate challenge here we come !
I can't help it, I gotta steal Road Rats line. " That's one Puurdy hand cannon" :D
 
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