May 3, 2011
Well! My birthday was 12/27. I had ordered two DW SM pistols. They just happen to come in on my B.D. These pistols were rated as 99%. They do not appear to have been shot before. No dings, scratches or signs of wear. I talked with a nice guy on GB who was selling a fellows 1500 gun collection. These two make a nice set they are identical except for the caliber. One is the 357 SM and the other is a 375 SM. The fellow was able to find a 375 SM Redding die too. I also bought a 100 rounds of .445 SM fully loaded cartridges from him. I picked them up at the gun store and took them to L.B. to have a look at. L.B. said, "Sweet." They don't get much nicer than these. The SS barrels have a little cosmoline like grease on the threads. Here are a few pics.
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January 24, 2009
Nice catch, those both look great!!
The .375 is a really fun round to shoot, pretty much my favorite of all my DW's. Not as harsh as the .445 & more grunt than the .357 SM.
BTW, your .357SM's s/n is almost 800 lower than mine. Just in case you needed any "Trivial Pursuit" type of useless knowledge for today.
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May 17, 2010
With that cylinder looking like that.. I don't see how it could have ever been shot. The DW gods have smiled on you ... and thats for sure! A big congrats on the double score!
and Happy birthday to boot!
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