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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Here is that Ruger Mini-14 side folder I've mentioned alongside a Winchester/Miroku 38-55 'trapper.' Both classics but designs from different eras.

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    first time I saw a Mini14 was on the ATeam ..lol

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    Jimmy was a part of the original A team silly goose!
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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter74743 View Post
    Jimmy was a part of the original A team silly goose!
    I can see him with a Mohawk and huge gold chains now ..lol

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    Yay..Smith & Wesson!! I carried a S&W in one form or another for decades. I still have a warm spot in my heart for the Marque and keep a few around today. Only one I would really like to have (and do not) is a Model 19 with a 4" barrel..someday perhaps.

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    Here's the current S&W inventory.

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    When I started working and we could only carry revolvers in those days we were issued model 10s. The first personally owner pistol I bought was a model 19. I had it for many years. I foolishly traded it towards a Ruger Security Six when the Stainless Models first came out. It was a piece of garbage. I wish I still had that model 19.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    When I started working and we could only carry revolvers in those days we were issued model 10s. The first personally owner pistol I bought was a model 19. I had it for many years. I foolishly traded it towards a Ruger Security Six when the Stainless Models first came out. It was a piece of garbage. I wish I still had that model 19.
    They made more than one Nelson, you have my permission to go to Gunbroker and get yourself a vintage pinned and recessed S&W model 19. BTW, I sold mine too, + many others. A couple of years ago I got a near mint Colt Python to replace the one I sold in the '70s.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    When I started working and we could only carry revolvers in those days we were issued model 10s. The first personally owner pistol I bought was a model 19. I had it for many years. I foolishly traded it towards a Ruger Security Six when the Stainless Models first came out. It was a piece of garbage. I wish I still had that model 19.
    I liked the Mod 19's too. Had several. My favorite of the bunch was an older 4" 5 screw. Went shooting one afternoon with a buddy of mine. He had a Python, I had my trusty old five screw. He had some reloads that he'd built and his Python was LOVING that hot stuff. I poked 6 into my Mod 19 and that was pretty much the end of it. The loads didn't wreck it, but it got looser than a goose.

    I sold it along with two other Model 19's and bought a 4" Python with the money. I tricked out the Python for target shooting. It was smooth as silk. Kind of humorous as I think back, because I bought the Python so it could handle hot loads. When I got done tricking it out, all it could shoot was 38 target loads due to the fact that I'd bobbed the hammer, and lightened the main spring, and cut down the frame and those huge grips and made a set of "bird's head grips like the old Colt Lightning's and Thunderers had.

    If you plugged a 357 into it, the primer flowed back into the firing pin hole in the frame and locked it up. It was DA only after I'd finished playing with it and it had a 3LB trigger pull with no over travel. It was fun. Got tired of it, buddy wanted it, he got it for his wife to carry. At the time she was working at the IRS in enforcement. I put all the right stuff back in it to make it trust worthy with .357 stuff. She loved it.

    19's are awesome pistols, but they're still basically a Model 10.

    Still have a Model 27 NIB at Dad's in his safe. Bought it along with two High Powers in '68. One of the High Powers has been all over the world with me and looks like HELL nowadays. THe other is NIB like the 27.

    Had an old S&W 38/44 Heavy Duty I wish I'd kept. THAT was a HELL of a pistol.
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    Just bought a S&W model 27-2 today!



    Barely a turn ring, forcing cone is crisp and clean, bluing is still intact on the breechface Shoots very nicely, too!

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    Done deal...on the way to my FFL

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    You will love those Heinie Straight 8 night sights.

    I'm curious as I looked up your pistol, is CZ making this one for Dan Wesson now? They make some top shelf stuff...if they did.
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