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Yes I nean well and check the facts. The History Of Smith and Wesson by Roy G. Jinks. Please go to page #161 K Frame Serial Numbers. You will note many S&Ws with out target sights. The "S" was used only the large frames until they stared with the "N' numbers. "S" was not used on "K" frames...

The BYF denotes it was made at the Oberndorff Mauser Plant. There is a Luger Forum on the web that has all the Info. for checking out these pistols.

The "K" stamp has nothing what so ever to do with the type of sights. It is used to denote frame size. They can be K22s K38s or M&Ps Mdl 19s etc. The large frames were "S" and later "N" frames on the Mdl. 29. The small frames are or were "J" frames. The older small frames were stamped "I" frames.

The "K" only means it is a K frame. It may be any number of medium frame S&W hand guns. If there is no Mdl. number stamped on the yoke it was made before 1957. {Maybe}

Never fight with a man that buys his ink by the barrel or has a large microphone.:uhoh:

LargeCaliber I have spent a good deal of time down in Az. over the years. But it is always nice to get back home to the "Cowboy State" Ole Wyoming. I am glad you like it here.:)

Yes, you can shoot Cap&Ball handguns in the Frontier Class. The Colt 1860 Army is popular in that class. The 1858 Rem. and 51 Navy are also used.

This was a thread on K31 rifles I think. Start a thread on Swiss National Pride if you like. Please respect the intent of this thread. Thx:)

Maybe it wasn't a coyote at all. Maybe it was one of those PETA women. They have bad hair and bodies. Next time shoot and check out the critter. They have to pay good lookin women to their adds.:neener:

Thanks for all the help gentleman. No I am not new to B/P shooting. I have been shooting Flinters mostly for the past 50 years. I just thought I would try an open top cap gun. I am not up on imported B/P handguns thats where I needed your help thanks much.:)

I am a flint lock shooter. I have one cap gun and old Navy Arms 1858 Remington. I have been looking at the Colt copies in the Midway Catalog. I am now thinking of ordering one of the Ubertes. But which one would be the best for just plinging at rocks etc.? The .36 Navy. The Walker, I like the...

I have an old 1955 Target S&W in .45 ACP&AR. I shoot mostly Win 231 in both the ACP and AR cases. I shoot many 45AR and I only need to change the shell plate on my Dilon to change over from ACP. The Dillon Demooner in steel works great. The Dillon Plastic Demooner is a waste of money. The AR...

Why so sensitive? I did not mention any rifle by name or brand. I did not say what rifles I had problems with. The cost of an American lock and an American barrel are worth the extra bucks.:)

The problem with many of the import production guns they can have poor ignition. There is no such thing as bargin basement flint lock. After having wasted money on some of these bargins I bought a TVM. You can save a few more bucks and get an American made lock and barrel you will be much...

I lost my partner "Mac" a loyal Gordon Setter. We hunted the deserts and mountains of Wyoming. When it was OK to have fun he would chase and never catch the big Jack Rabbitts. He was wounded by a Badger. When he did not heal up right, we found he had cancer. The last painful days he would lay...

For wild American game, its Elk. There is nothing that comes close to a young dry cow or a nice fat Spike Elk.:)

The Pattersons made around 1840 had a regular Colt loading lever.:)

I would check out TVM Mat Avance. I have one in .50 Cal. nice rifle. I would make sure to order one with an English style lock. Many of these are made with Siler locks. The Siler lock is a Germanic style is just not correct on Southern Rifles. I know some will disagree on the lock question. If...

I would check out TVM Mat Avance. I have one in .50 Cal. nice rifle. I would make sure to order one with an English style lock. Many of these are made with Siler locks. The Siler lock is a Germanic style and it is just not correct on Southern Rifles. I know some will disagree on the lock...

I go thru Border Patrol check points in several states. I always have a handgun on board. They have had the dogs sniff but never inter my cab. I have never had firearms come up when questioned. I don't think they have any control of firearms inside the states.:)