Firearm BS thread

yes they are. I picked up a practically NIB (with the box) long barrel 422 to go with my 2214 (same design, just compact 8 shot). fairly easy to convert to be able to suppress, just need an EWK(?) thread adapter. If you want compact, the 2214 and 2213 are harder to find, and the 8rd mags are pretty much impossible to find, but you can still use the 41/422/622/2206 10rd mags that S&W still makes

 

Thanks! I'm not really sure. They were only made between 1987-1996. I've emailed S&W to get a date of manufacture so we'll see what they say.

I've done research on the Walther before. The P1 is just a P38 that has been issued to the police or military. This one is from 1964 I believe.

 

https://www.smith-wesson.com/repaired_serials/index.php

Try that to see what happens

 

‘Merica! ​

 

Nothing.

 

There are S&W design elements on that gun that go back 40 years at least. Super cool.

Edit: 40 years from 1987!

 

Hmm....

 

"The Serial number that you entered is not valid for this Consumer Advisory"

 

Just got an email back from them. This 422 was made in 1989.

 

What’s a 100+ year old (so they say) S&W 32 worth? They say it shoots fine, just hate to trade for something I know nothing about. Looks like it’s seen it’s share of rust in the past.

 

Scored some deer loads
They cost more than the last time I bought some but not even close to the insane prices we’ve all been seeing-100$ for a box of corelocts lol. Seriously who hoards 243

edit: wrong thread lol but I’m leaving it here

 

That thing saw a lot of use I think? In and out of a holster? Look at the wear on the barrel. Super cool.

 

I’ve got someone wanting to trade it for some 410 ammo I have.

 

https://www.smithandwessonforums.co...alue-and-model-info-needed-please-help.33313/

 

Different guns from different eras, heh. Wife hates my 422. That's her P22.

 

Much less than I would have thought Colt is worth but I guess that's what happens when you stop selling to civilians to focus on Gov sales then lose all of your Gov contracts.