Recent content by wundudnee

Last fall at Tulsa they were asking $1,995.00 for .38 Diamondbacks and .22s were way more than that. If the DB is in good shape, make the trade, sell the Diamondback and buy two 617s.

I have large hands and do pretty well with my S&W model 64 with Hogue fingergrip stocks. Any 64,65, or 66 Smith would be the same. Here is an older K frame M&P and my 64. You can see how much bigger the Hogues are.

I bought a WWll model 12 riot gun Winchester from Montgomery Wards in 1954 for $55.00. In addition to rifles from selling products there were also adds that said "Win a pony. I never heard of anyone selling enough salve, seed, or cards to get that pony.:scrutiny:

My right eye is the lazy eye and the vision in it is 20/250 or worse. I shoot handguns right handed and longarms left handed. I'm starting to get cataracts and am concerned about the surgery. I know 90% of people have no problems, but......if on the long shot I have trouble with the surgery I'll...

My 586

Here is my model 63 S&W with Badger grips. I got these at Tulsa from a lady that sets up there. I like to be able to pick out the color and grain. These fit my big hands well.

Here is my 4" model 65 with a set of Hogues. I really like your 3". I was looking for a 3", but I found this one for $300.00 with a full box of .357s. I think it probably was a law enforcement revolver. I used Mother's mag polish on it and added the grips. It'll do for the people I run with.:)

I'm not sure, but probably enough to hold out til help gets here.:o

About three years ago I spotted a 4" .38 Diamondback in a pile of dirty revolvers at a gunshow. I got it for $370.00. It cleaned up to near perfect condition, if only it had been a .22.:o I've watched the .22s go up and up and I imagine I'm not going to find that .22 to match my .38. That...

I am a S&W lover, so I have a hard time being unbiased. However I picked this one up in a pawn shop parking lot for $200.00. The guy I bought it from told me it had only fired about a half box of .357s. It is so heavy I can't imagine it wouldn't hold up. It's not as tight as a Smith, with a...

Old .22s are my passion.

That 61 Magnum is a very desireable and expensive rifle. On Gunbroker clean examples like yours are bringing $1,200-$1,400. I bought one last winter for $1,000.00 and felt like I did well. I think your uncle thinks a lot of you.

Spring or fall, if you haven't been it doesn't matter. I go at least once every year and always find some quality firearms at decent prices. There is something there for everybody, you'll enjoy it. There are terribly crowded aisles and droves of humanity, so you might get a little frustrated if...

A pair of flatlatch chief's A pair of K frames. 2" M&P and 2" 64-2 2" model 60 Ladysmith, destroys my manly image. Kinda snubby. Whoops,........ wrong thread.

I'm pretty partial to my M-63 S&W. I have large hands and like the Badger grips on it.