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K-22 d.o.b. I'm looking for a date on a Model 17 or Pre Model 17, 6 inch barrel, 6 shot cylinder, 22 cal., square butt grips, adjustable sights Serial # K327531

I just got an old 5 screw S&W M&P. It has a 2 inch barrel, square grip, blued finish, 6 shot cylinder, fixed sights and the serial number is S850830. Thanks.....

Model 17 22 cal. 6 " barrel square grips 6 shots adjustable sights Serial number K734120 Thanks

It was not one of the ones at the Ruger website link you left tlen. They must be something that was available in the past.

A combat handgun should be able to function when filthy. 1911s are great when clean but it doesn't take much dirt to make them jam.

What are some of your favorite revolvers that qualify for a Curio and Relic designation, over 50 years old? Pictures of these oldies but goodies would be appreciated.

I saw some grips on a blued Ruger MKII government model 22 that I had never seen before. They were wood with finger grooves and a thumbrest, smooth texture, had a Ruger medallion and a reddish tint to the color. Beautiful grips but like I said I've never seen these before. Does anyone know...

Pre model 10 M&P .38 special 5 " barrel Square butt 6 shots fixed sights S.N. 71167 I belive it's a 5 screw, it has one by the hammer. Thanks guys

For .380 try a Bersa or Firestorm PPK clone. Inexpensive, accurate and reliable. Otherwise it's hard to beat a good old snubnose .38. Check your local dealers and pawnshops. There's still plenty of these little gems out there. Internet sites are always a good way to shop from home also.

.380 or snubnose .38

Thanks Radagast, Gandalf would be proud.

Favorite revolver? S&W 686 with 4" barrel.

First time posting here. Two guns I'd like to find out about. First one: Caliber: 38 Bbl. lgth: 4" Grips: Square Cylinder: 6 shots Fixed Sights Serial # 3435XX Model 10 Second gun: Caliber: 22 Bbl. lgth: 4 Grips: Square Cylinder: 6 shots Adjustable Sights Serial #393XX Model...