Search results for query: *

What penalties, if any for building your own supressor?

In one of my trades I acquired a Lyman 5A scope that was used by the military for snipers from WWl thru Korea on the '03 Springfield and Ml Garand. This scope is in good shape with mounts and clear optics. What is the value of this?

Who makes a IWB crossdraw holster for a Commander?

Rossi 971 .357 I have a Rossi 971 that has the smoothest trigger pull ever. Also, if the rear sight (plastic) breaks, you can replace it with a S&W J frame sight assy (metal). Mine was broken, so the price was almost a "giveaway".

I was minding my own business, when my son-in-law calls and says there is going to be an auction near him. Since I have a C&R I looked the inventory over, and this was in a holster and showed some pitting, but I bid on it and a Mod 10, and a couple of others and won. The bid on the Reg/Police...

This one has "38 S&W Ctg" on the right side of the barrel, and "SMITH & WESSON" on the left.

Thanks guys, I know a lot more about this fine old gun now. My next project is to find/make some .38S&W ammo and light her up.

It doesn't show in the photo in #8, but there is a notch in the backstrap. I don't see patent marks on the stocks.The ser# is stamped in the right stock.

It doesn't show in the photo in #8, but there is a notch in the backstrap. I don't see patent marks on the stocks.

Thanks guys. It has the ser# on the front strap, coil spring ( modified I frame ) and, as shown a .38 Special will not chamber, so is in .38 S&W (as marked on bbl ). Any thoughts on value?

Upon further review, it is an "I" frame. pre "J" frame.Has the short cylinder that only accomodates the .38 SZ&W. The only other info I have is that is "post war".

I "came up on" a S&W J frame ser# 70280, and am trying to date it. It's in 38 S&W cal with 4" bbl.A little holster wear, but in excellent mech condition. Any help with dating and value will be appreciated.

I've got this one, but haven't shot it yet. Give us a range report when you can.

I have a Rossi 971 in .357 (don't know age, aquired in trade). The action is as smooth as any Colt, or S&W I have. The rear sight blade was plastic, and broken, but a S&W rear sight fits, and is all metal. Your milage may vary.

Ren Wax dries to a hard finish that doesn't leave fingerprints. An absolute must for collectible firearms.

It's Time. I'm 73 and just inventoried my collection. I don't shoot much any more and have a couple of favorite CCW's. So far I've found 110 guns (there may be more scattered about). So I decided to sell most of them. But I keep coming back to the question of "why do I have so many?". The...

BHP Maybe the picture will work now

Estonian BHP Since everyone is showing off their "New" BHP's I thought an "Oldie But Goodie" would be in order. Pre war 1938 Eastonian contract, tanget sights, EV on backstrap with shoulder stock slot. Has German holster, 2 wa104 magizines.

I got one on a trade that had a broken rear sight. Replaced the sight with a S&W L frame (?) sight that fit right in.(Rossi has a plastic notch blade). That gun has the smoothest action of any I have, including Colt and S&W. Who would a thunk it.

Colt made a hand fitted line of revolvers, unsurpassed in quality. The crafstmen who would spend hours fitting each part to perfection are gone. They won't be back. Now, CNC machines take their place. If you want a "Production" gun there are thousands to choose from, however if you want a...