Went to a local pawn shop last week and was looking for some spare
Walther P22 mags. This little gem was under the glass. They wanted $375
plus tax. Talked them down to $375 out the door.





Smith & Wesson Model 15-4





This gun was never fired. Story behind it. Guy in his thirties walk in
with that revolver and a couple of beat up long guns. They were his
dad's. Father passed away and the guy has to be a gay liberal democrat
(he told the pawn clerk that he didn't want guns in his house. Their
icky according to the previous owner.) The revolver was bought in 1979
by the father and it stayed loaded in a sock drawer until the day he
dies. Idiot son brings it in along with the rest of the guns. The
S&W was still loaded when he brought it in. So the pawn shop takes
them and throws them up on the rack. I walk in three days later and buy
the S&W.





I think I did good rescuing that poor under loved S&W

Guns are icky

Worse than girls

The 4 inch  Model15 Smith & Wesson Combat Masterpiece is one of the finest duty size revolvers ever produced.

You did good.

I'd have left with it, too.

That's a nice looking 15. I'd say you did good.







I don't know about that. Girls have cost me at least as much as guns over the years, but I still have most of the guns. Probably because I did not keep any of the girls.

Addiction..more like a severe case of common-sense.

Very nice acquisition.  Was the grip adaptor part of the deal?

No the Tyler T was mine.



Not bad for a 26 year old.