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Me too....ahem....40 years ago.

Do you feel lucky punk....well do you? S&W model 29 6.5 in. :-)

Awwh..I thought this was going to be a revolver thread. Nice gun. Enjoy:-)

What happened? Did I break this thread? LOL

John, Glad to hear that you will finally be able to see him. Congrats on the good news, and enjoy your visit with him. Please thank him for his service on all our behalf. Roland

I believe the front sight may have been a Colt custom shop option, but I have no way of knowing fo sure.

Thanks Paul.

^This

I'm in!!

With her as your assistant, I may have to become a patient. LOL

Its a Smith 686. Depending on the barrel length, it may not be an option.

LOL

Sorry bad cell phone pics. Nicer in person..

According to the Colt letter, this one was born in 1955. 25% engraving. I usually don't like engraved guns, but this one kind of spoke to me.

LOL ..wish we had a like button here.

High Exposure good point, on the gloves I did not think about that. I have Stack On safes that have a 4 digit keypad combination lock.

http://www.gunvault.com/

No... I am just saying that if you step out and forget to lock it, you are responsible if a minor gets into it. If you are concerned about quick access, get a fingerprint safe. Just my 2 cents.

What is the PA column (2nd) that indicates 14?

Why? Plenty of affordable AR's here in NJ. Support the local guys, or they won't be there when you need them.

The 686 Plus is a great revolver. The "plus" indicates that the cylinder holds one more round then the standard 686. As you know you can shoot either 357 magnum loads or .38 Special. If you are planning on keeping the gun loaded, I would certainly keep the file cabinet locked at all times. See the Youth Handun Safety Act. Welcome to the forum.

Thats what I had a feeling. Thanks guys.

Does anyone know where I can find one that is NJ compliant? Looking for the the rifle not the carbine. Thanks.

This topic is misleading. . Got excited because I thought you were selling a Colt Python collection.;-)