Recent content by ktmmudd

I will check the weight tomorrow and post it. Thanks. I weighed it; it looks like 36 ounces.

There is no model number on the crane. Also, you're right it's only pinned and mot recessed.

IMG_20211202_022502521 by ktmmudd posted Dec 2, 2021 at 2:37 AM

S&W revolver

I posted in the Identify the S&W revolver thread about three weeks ago. I guess being an older thread, it doesn't get looked at much anymore. Anyway, I have a S&W .38 caliber six shooter. It is a square frame, 6" barrel, six shooter with pinned and recessed cylinder. It doesn't have a model...

I have a pistol and would like to know what year it was made and what it is: it's a .38 special 6" barrel square grip adjustable rear sight serial number K 90194 six shot no model number pinned and recessed

I would guess that it ties into the NCAA men's basketball tournament; the quarter finals are called the sweet sixteen.

Got a new Zero Tolerance knife I've been looking at for the last 3 or 4 months. It's carbon fiber and titanium with a 4" blade and is only 3.6 ozs.

I also agree with getting a Model 17 or an earlier K-22. My model 17-3 is a beautiful revolver. Even though I paid nearly $700 for a used 1968 or so revolver, I enjoy shooting it so much, the price was worth it.

Well, thanks. I just was wondering why the sudden closing. Maybe another THR member will post with answers.

Went to LGS after 2 or 3 months this weekend. Barnes has been around Lancaster, Ohio since I was a kid. They're gone and the building is for sale. Any central Ohio THR members know the story? Sad day.

Just picked up both.

By definition, compromise means we give up some ( less than the other side asks for ) and they give up something. I feel we have given up way too much and the anti-gunners have yet to give us anything. Like someone else said, repeal the NFA, 1968 and 1986 and we won't file a massive civil rights...

There were around 200 - 250 at the statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. Not much coverage by the media.

My wife and I attended the rally in Columbus, Ohio. There were at least 1500 people there. Lots of signs, lots of people open carrying. Everyone was very pleasant and friendly. I saw many people with Ars and other modern sporting rifles. Considering the lack of advance notice, I was thrilled...