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Radagast: Thank you Sir. Great Help

Birthdate Please. S&W 629-6, .44 magnum Stainless Three inch barrel White Outline Rear, Red Ramp Front Serial number____CRA78XX S&W 624 .44 Special Lew Horton Stainless Contoured factory grips--wood Three inch barrel W/O, Red Ramp front Serial number ___ALW54XX Thanks In Advance

Better buy some earplugs!!:eek:

Cooldill. I'll add my two cents. I have two ruger sp101s in .357, and carry one quite often. They are easy to do a trigger job, and make them smooth as butter. Most rugers that I have tried from the factory are a little tough, too heavy to pull in double action for self defence. But don't...

I bought the gun! When my daughter comes over, I'll (she'll) try to post some pics. I love this gun!!:D:D

Shoots good, looks good.

Thanks, Radagast

s&w 625-8 Info Birthdate: S&W 625-8 .45 cal, four inch barrel, matte stainless, rubber S&W grips, adjustable rear sights partridge front Serial #CFN5003 Thanks

Could I get a birthdate please on S&W 625-8, .45 cal Four inch barrel, matte stainless, rubber grips Serial #CFN5003 SORRY WRONG FORUM

Drail, if your comment about springs was concerning my post, I didn't make myself clear. Note the article from Kevin Wilson, and there is another I used more from SP101 IBOK. I certainly understand that springs alone is not a "trigger Job", and I did not mean to give that impression. But...

HarryO, the sp101 is one of the easiest revolvers to do a trigger job. I didn't use any shims, just replaced the spring kit I got from brownells, and it is smooth as can be. Very simple, just google--- "Ruger SP101 Trigger Job Guide", by Kevin Wilson. It will work!! My sp101 in .38 special...

Thank you, radagast. Slimpickens

Birth Date Please for 696 S&W 696--- Serial # CBT 77** .44 special caliber five shot three inch barrel full lug stainless red tip front sight, adjustable rear Uncle Mike factory grips

Got an idea what year of manufacture? Serial #CBT 77XX for the 696. Here's my way of thinking__ I can get a S&W 19-3, 2 1/2 inch barrel, for three hundred dollars less, and I have other .357's, and do not reload. So maybe I'd be better off to go that route. .44 specials to buy and shoot...

Thanks for the response, Pendennis. This has no box, though that means nothing to me, I like shooters! But I see the mid 80's is not correct. I'm not a reloader, I sold all my stuff years ago, though that was a bad move. I'll see if I can get them down to a lower price, starting at 750.00...