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Radagast; now you have me going down memory lane. I got my 3rd. grade report card in 1957. How time flies.....

Thanks Radagast, you are a walking encyclopedia of information. This is a great forum.

I just purchased a nice S&W .38 special and would like to know the D.O.B. a; .38 spc. b; 5 inch bbl. c; square grip d; 6 shot e; fixed front sight f; #544xxx g; I believe model of 1905, 4th. edition It is a very clean gun, I will try to send pics later...

My oldest is a Colt Army Special in .32-20 cal. Mfg in 1922. I don't know much on the history, but it is the sweetest shooting gun that I own.

I went to a Michigan gun show and found a Malin lever action Model 1936 that was a first year rifle, mfg. in 1936. I paid $250 which was a steal. They are okay if you get there early, just don't go at noon.

I purchased an SR9 and it works great. I have had no problems with it at all. I also have a Beretta 92FS that I like a lot, but you will not go wrong with the SR9. I keep mine at the ready with hollow points for home defense.

Hi Cajun Bass, nice looking Colt. In your pic, I see something that looks like a tool of some kind. My box does not have that cutout. Mine was mfg. in 1965 and has a "P" suffix in the ser. no. When was yours mfg. and what kind of tool is that? It kinda looks like screwdriver tips to maybe change...

Thanks fella's, I will try all those sites to see if I can find one. I have heard that you should have a gunsmith check out the new cylinder, but I also read one forum where the guy stated he bought a .22LR cylinder and it worked in all FIVE of his Frontier Scouts. If I find one, I will probably...

I recently purchased a Colt Frontier Scout that is unfired with the original box. It was mfg. in 1965. The Colt is equipped with a .22 mag. cylinder. The box does have a cut-out for a .22LR cylinder. I would like to buy this cylinder. Does anyone know where I might find one. I had been...

Hi fellas, I am on a Marlin buying kick and would like some help on my most reason purchase. I own a 336RC in .35 Rem cal Mfg in 1961 and a 336SC in a .30-30 cal. Mfg. in 1949. My new Marlin is a Model 36 in .30-30.cal. Mfg. between 1936 and 1940. A very nice rifle that is in the 98% range...