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Old Fuff -- good advice. Seems like a lot of work just to re-create a Model 65 LadySmith. :p BTW, I find my 4" Model 19 just fine for CCW. Not all do though. :)

Hiya Don. Like the grips on your new one. :) Scott

I should read better. :( :D

My 629 has no problem shooting stuff from this factory: ;) Scott :D

Don't overlook these grips made by Bang!, Inc. Designed by Mr. Jerry Miculek, they are utlitarian-looking but extremely comfortable, both when shooting full-house loads as well as when it's next to your ribs under your shirt, sitting at the Diner. I buy mine from http://alscustom.com Al Greco, a...

I called S&W yesterday and "Joe" answered the phone. I told him that the screw for my cylinder release was cracked. He asked me for my address and dropped one in the mail for me. Earlier this year when I first bought the 629, I called and asked if I could buy replacement sideplate screws...

Forget the Christmas presents, this is the deal of the year. Man.

Hi Matt - it's me Scott from the other place. Is Maple strong enough for grips? I thought the wood would be too soft, but birdseye maple is so pretty. S :)

629-1, Made in 1988, when things were going great for a High School Senior: Cheers! Scott

here is the skinny on the Model 19, includes important info about NOT shooting 125 grain ammo in those 1960s and 1970s guns: http://freepatriot.com/model19.php Stick with 158 grain .357 ammo on Model 19s. And shoot a lot of .38 Special, and a little bit of that .357. If you keep your...

two of those on this forum in one day! This is a busy place. Nice forum you got here. :D Scott

I thought that was pretty funny. :D Scott

I'll tell you what... the 44 Mag Model 29 4†Blue 185,xxx 99½%....Was $1,395 Now $1,095 sure got my attention... blue worn near the muzzle from holster wear which means I could use it as a shooter without guilt. ;) Only a tad too much money for that old beauty. Scott

Hi Mike, is that you? That pre-27 sounds sweet but that's a lot of moolah.

Back to the original question, yes, I'd be in for a new Registered program even if I had to sell a few things to get one. The program would not last long and therefore the gun would be worth a fortune by the time I'm old and gray. I mean older. and Grayer. ;) Scott

...a man after my own heart. ;) Hard to beat that classic. It just needs a half-lug to be perfect.

...reloaders, rejoice! :D

Boy, that sure sounded arrogant and know-it-all for it to be my first post. Sorry bout that. :D

A 158 grain .357 is a better choice for the old Model 19s, but the new 66s can take the 125 gr. just fine. Deadly stuff. Cheers! Scott