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Thanks for the kind words everyone. S&W as far as I'm concerned made the best firearms between 1900 to the 1950's, they're more like works of art.

Production year was around 1920. I had to pay a premium for it, the grips by them selfs are worth $1000, the condition of the gun itself also contributed, payed $2300.

Found this beauty two weeks ago and have been hoarding money ever since to pay for it. I have been looking for the third model for several years to complete my S&W single shot collection. It shows minimal blue loss and what more can you say about those Roper stocks. It is tight and locks up like...

This was way outside my comfort zone. Normally I stick to pre war S&W's but the price was right I think. The first one is a Remington Gamemaster model 141 in 35 rem. Condition has to be 97 to 98%, wood and bluing is almost perfect. This gun I believe was made in the 30's. The second one is...

The link is working, don't know what happen to he other one.

Please sign this petition. Help save the M1 Garand This is very important to me and I'm sure others as well. The M1 Garand is a iconic rifle used by our greatest generation of American. Please sign this then go shoot one and you will understand...

This is very important to me and I'm sure others as well. The M1 Garand is a iconic rifle used by our greatest generation of American. Please sign this then go shoot one and you will understand...

The S&W 1917 has a better fit and finish than the colt. S&W!! As you can see this is serial number 13. The only number I've seen lower is number 4 and that was at a OGCA show several years ago. Feel very honored to own this piece of history...

Have lived next to what I would say is the best neighbor in the world. He taught me so much, not just about gun's and collecting but life as well. His house is like a museum but you can touch and shoot everything. I'm going to say he has the largest private collection of military firearms and a...

what a shame. that early of a 1917 and someone had it nickeled, wow theres no value left in that one. if original that would have been a $2000 gun easy.....

the 38/44 outdoorsmen was never call an S frame. the S came from when S&W had to add a letter prefix to there serial numbers. the 38/44 OD was built on the N frame.

you'll know it's bad when your buying 7 or 8 at a time...

Thanks guy for all the kind words. Yes I have bought ammo for all and they will be shot. Thanks again...

live in big flats, i'm in watkins all the time.

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Saturday morning I went to another firearms auction, lately for me this has been a waste of time. Looked things over at the preveiw toke some notes. Surprisingly enough I bought 4. 1. .32 Safety Hammerless 1st Model with orginial box Serial #74022. 2. .38 Safety Hammerless 5th...

What I have is a pre was 32HE. Some one many years ago thought it was a good idea to blue the hammer and trigger. Need to know how to get the blue off. Would like to do it myself. Thanks for helping.

i have a brand new browning citori grade 1 20ga in the box, chocks paper work as well. i have know idea what to sell it for. not trying to get retail just a good honest price. thanks guys

this is a great beginner trap gun, just about everyone that has shot trap has owned one. the price isn't bad either. does it have chock tubes? if it does should be invecter plus.

Standard Catalog of Smith&Wesson is a wealth of knowledge. Once you start learning about these revolver's it's very hard to stop. Also the S&W forum is a great place for info as well.