ࡱ>        bjbj 7gg66666JJJJ4~dEJaaaaabbb      $8 P-6KbbKK-66aaBK6a6aKadY0X0> (> > 6 b- <bbb--"bbbKKKK> bbbbbbbbbX : JournalDate/RefAuthorTitleDescriptionVol.1 #11969-07-1Jinks RoyNotes from the archives of S&WContents of S&W archives, early shipping records, odd calibers found in New Model #3sVol.2 #11970-01-1Jinks RoyS&W Collectors NewsManufacture dates of Model 1s, 2nd Quality guns, Gutta Percha cases purchasedVol.2 #21970-03-1Jinks RoyS&W Collectors NewsForming the SWCA, Frames on the Americans, Model 2 Army, Birth of the Model 61Vol.2 #31970-05-1Jinks RoyS&W Collectors NewsNew Model #3s shipped to Japan, other interesting serial number Model #3sVol.2 #41970-07-1Jinks RoyS&W returns to Las VegasS&W display at the Sept 1970 Las Vegas gun show Vol.2 #41970-07-2Jinks RoyPlans for the formation of a S&W Collectors AssociationProposal for meeting at the Las Vegas showVol.2 #41970-07-3Jinks RoyS&W Shoulder StocksS&W shoulder stocks for Revolving Rifle, Model 3 American, New Model #3 and Saw Handle ModelsVol.2 #51970-09-1Jinks RoyS&W Collectors NewsVol.2 #51970-09-2Jinks RoyNew Information on the .38-40 Double ActionSection left out of Neal & Jinks S&W Handguns 1857 to 1945Vol.2 #51970-09-3Jinks RoyA rare barrel length for the New Model #3Rare barrel lengths for New Model #3 and 3rd Model LadysmithVol.2 #51970-09-4Jinks RoyNew Model Russian .44 Henry Rim Fire ConversionsNew Model Russians converted to .44 Henry Rim FireVol.2 #51970-09-5Jinks RoyAn unusual Double Eagle MarkMark found on Old & New Model RussiansVol.2 #61970-11-1Jinks RoyFormation of a S&WCADiscussion of association, its purpose and photograph of original meeting attendeesVol.2 #61970-11-2Jinks RoyS&W Exhibits at 3rd Annual Hartford gun showGustav Young engraved New Model #3 picturesVol.3 #11971-02-1Jinks RoyModel 3 American Supplied to ArgentinaInformation discovered on Model 3 Americans supplied to the Argentine government, serial # range and caliber.Vol.3 #11971-02-2Jinks RoyIRS Ruling 70-517ATF reclassification of S&W revolvers with shoulder stocks Vol.3 #11971-02-3Jinks RoyModel NamesSuggested model name changes for consistency purposesVol.3 #11971-02-4VariousComments from Collectors and Random NotesVariation of the Mexican Model, 2nd Model Ladysmith, faked engraved guns, French purchase of New Model 1 s , first model S&W adopted by a Police Dept. the Model 2 ArmyVol.3 #11971-02-5Sellers FrankUnusual MarkingsList of marks used by major distributor Schuyler, Hartley and Graham to identify guns shipped to specific dealers/agentsVol.3 #11971-02-6Neal RobertThree Pirates CatalogDiscussion of the contents of a rarely found complete 1913 catalog containing details re the making of a S&W revolver - number of operations, inspections etc. Vol.3 #11971-02-7Jinks RoyS&W AccessoriesGreat discussion (with many pictures) on the items which accompanied S&W products including Wipers, Screwdrivers, Reloading Tools, Holsters and belts. Vol.3 #21971-05-1Sellers FrankA new look at infringements and Evasions Part 1Discussion of infringements and evasions of the Rollin White revolver patent with a detailed list of those responsible, includes many drawings. Vol.3 #21971-05-1Jinks RoyMore Notes on the Argentine ModelsFurther discoveries in the Argentine relating to ammunition and to guns shipped via Hartley and GrahamVol.3 #21971-05-1Jinks RoySome notes on fancy .44 Double ActionsSerial #s of interesting .44 DAs from the shipping recordsVol.3 #31971-10-1Jinks RoyImportant New Model #3sSerial #s of New Model #3s shipped to famous or interesting people.Vol.4 #11972-01-1Sellers FrankA new look at infringements and Evasions Part 2 The Legal InfringersFurther discussion of infringements and evasions of the Rollin White revolver patent focusing on revolvers of The Bacon Manufacturing Co.Vol.4 #11972-01-2Jinks RoyDaniel Baird WessonShort biography of D.B.WessonVol.4 #11972-01-3Neal RobertThe 1902-1903 S&W PrintsAddendum to Neal & Jinks book discussing the 12 printsVol.4 #11972-01-4VariousComments from Collectors.32 Safety First Model, Model No.2 Second Model, Backward Barrel Stamping and Metallic Flush Valves with diagramsVol.4 #21972-02-1Norton CalhounS&W New Model #3 Serial # 17883 .22 Long RifleSingle shot conversion by A O Neidner, Malden MAVol.4 #21972-02-2Jinks RoyBarrel Markings on early .32 Safety Hammerless 1st ModelDiscussion of barrel markings on 2 inch or bicycle model observed by Bill Orr.Vol.4 #21972-02-3Jinks RoyThe Russian Contract GunsDetailed background on the individual Russian contractsVol.4 #31972-07-1Howard RobertConservation of CollectionsHow to protect and conserve your S&W firearmsVol.4 #31972-07-2Curtis RonModel 2 ArmyResearch into the types of Model 2 Army observed, production figures. Much detail, including pictures, drawings and production table.Vol.4 #41972-12-1Jinks RoyS&W Texas State Prison Military & Police RevolversDiscussion of Texas State prison guns sold to the publicVol.4 #41972-12-2Jinks RoyS&W Model DesignationsTable of Model numbers, descriptions and calibersVol.5 1&21973-03-1Jinks RoyS&W Blade Savers Wesson Products Division of S&WDescription of the Wesson Products Division blade savers and other odd itemsVol.5 1&21973-03-2Jinks RoyThe S&W .45 SpecialDebate about what is/was the .45 SpecialVol.5 1&21973-03-3Sellers FrankThe Vendetti MythDiscussion of the Vendetti and Volcanic pistolsVol.5 1&21973-03-4Jinks RoyLetters, Treasury DepartmentLetter listing firearms proposed as Antiques and Curios and Relics (C&R) to Treasury Dept., plus Treasury response.Vol.5 #31973-11-1Neal BobHints to Amateur GunsmithsDos and donts of home gunsmithing plus tables of parts and screws for small-frame single actions and Number 3s.Vol.5 #31973-11-2Hudson LloydUS Military Arms Inspectors Marking for S&WsList of arms inspectors initials found of pre 1918 S&WsVol.5 #31973-11-3Jinks RoySerial Number Ranges of Various S&W ModelsList of S&W models, calibers, dates and serial number series.Vol.5 #31973-11-4Jinks RoyLetter Treasury DepartmentAcceptance of Model 40 Light rifle and Clement Pistol Carbine as Curio and Relic (C&R)Vol.5 #41973-12-1Howard RobertSome notes on Powders, Primers and CorrosionDiscussion of corrosive effects of some powders and primersVol.6 #11974-06-1Norton CalhounAdventures in BallisticsTesting your revolvers in your swimming pool a must read article!!Vol.6 #21974-09-1Jinks RoyHeavenly Handguns or Guns for Religious Justice4 Groups of New Model No.3s purchased by ministers in 1893 and 1894Vol.6 #21974-09-2Jinks RoyU.S. Express Company revolverDiscussion of the .38 Safety Hammerless shipped ot the U.S. Express Company including serial #sVol.6 #21974-09-3Hudson LloydAdditional Information on S&W Publications Part 1Addendum to Neal & Jinks on publications relating to, or including information on, S&WsVol.6 #21974-09-4De Rose PeterInformation ExchangeRequest for information on .38/200 British Military & Police marked Osterreich PolizeiVol.6 #31974-11-1Jinks RoyNew Model 3 AustralianAustralian government purchase of New Model 3s and shoulder stocks for the colonial police with serial numbers. Discussion of undelivered guns.Vol.6 #31974-11-2VariousInformation ExchangeRequest for info on .38 New departures Fourth Model by Lloyd Hudson, responses to Peter De Roses request on Austrian marked .38/200.Vol.6 #31974-11-3Capps DickNew information on an Old New Model No. 3Acquisition of a number of Japanese New Model No.3s and research into their origin, table of serial numbersVol.6 #31974-11-4Neal BobAdditional Information on S&W Publications Part 2Further additions to publications relating to S&Ws, collated by Bob Neal as an addendum to Neal & JinksVol.6 #31974-11-5Jinks RoyPicture contestPictures of antiques from Richard R. Wagners collectionVol.6 #41974-12-1Jinks RoyS&W in the Scientific American 1880Article on the manufacture of revolvers featuring the S&W factory from 1880 Scientific American journalVol.6 #41974-12-2Marinetto MarioHorace Smiths ObituaryExcellent obituary of Horace Smith from the Springfield Morning Union January 16th 1893.Vol.6 #41974-12-3VariousInformation ExchangeDon Helser requested info on a .357 Magnum pin perhaps used as a sales promotion in the 1930s. Bill Croxton sought help with 555 stampings on a 1st Model American Vol.7 #11975-07-1Norton CalhounAn Annie Oakley StoryDiscovery of 4 Annie Oakley guns and the story behind their acquisition.Vol.7 #11975-07-2Jinks RoyMore Annie Oakley GunsPicture of 3 more Annie Oakley gunsVol.7 #11975-07-3Jinks RoyPicture Contest ResultsJames Shaffer wins contest, list of gun.Vol.7 #11975-07-4Stuckslager MikeAnother Picture Contest S&W or Copy?Many antiques pictured, including some S&WsVol.7 #21975-10-1Jinks RoyS&W Model 1940 Light RifleFactory letter description of the 1940 Light Rifle including diagrams and production figuresVol.7 #21975-10-2Mitchell LorenMy Sleeping BeautyAcquiring a Gustav Young engraved New Model #3 Vol.7 #21975-10-3Jinks RoyPrice, Redmand and Sons?Seeking information on British shipped New Model No.3s stamped P.R. & S. Joint PatentsVol.7 #21975-10-4Jinks RoyProduction Change?Information sought on a peculiar modelVol.7 #21975-10-5Howard RobertCasing for the S&W Small-Frame Single-Action Revolvers: Study in ProgressGuttapercha, M.W. Robinson, Mahogany, Rosewood, Hartley & Graham and other cases used for small-frame single action revolvers many pictures.Vol.7 #31975-11-1Jinks RoyModel 1 Third Issue Serial Number versus DateTable of Serial Numbers produced by date from a sales transaction book in Roys collection.Vol.7 #31975-11-2Hart BillWilliam S Hart Remembers and Old FriendLetter and gun sent by movie star William S Hart to theatre owner Louis Tepper.Vol.7 #31975-11-3Jinks RoyA Rare S&W AccessoryHalf moon clips for the Model of 1917 .45 ACP caliber, how they were stored and shipped.Vol.7 #31975-11-4Jinks RoyChanges in Stainless ModelsNew sights and barrel lengths on current S&W modelsVol.7 #41975-12-1Jinks Roy22/32 BekeartBackground to the Bekeart model, table of serial numbers for the original order to Phil Bekeart. Vol.7 #41975-12-2Jinks RoyModel 3 Schofield A note of interestLowest serial number Schofield Roy had letteredVol.7 #41975-12-3Jinks RoyA Page from S&Ws PastInterview notes with Alfred James, employed from 1903-1962. Much anecdotal information on the company and individuals.Vol.8 #11976-01-1Jinks RoyS&W Single ShotDescription of single shots, particularly location of serial #sVol.8 #11976-01-2Jinks Roy.32 Hand Ejector First modelTable of serial numbers shipped to Jersey City Police dept.Vol.8 #11976-01-3Jinks Roy.32 Double ActionLetter to Charlie Pate on identification of .32 Double Action with Arabic markingsVol.8 #11976-01-4Croxton WilliamPresentation S&W of Vice Admiral Leigh Noyes, U.S. Navy deceasedPurchase of a 1905 .38 Military & Police revolver presented to Leigh Noyes in 1906. With various letters of provenance.Vol.8 #11976-01-5Jinks RoyModel 19 Serial Number InformationLetter to Bob Neal on early serial numbers of Model 19sVol.9 #11977-01-1Neal BobThe Third S&W Pocket AutoDiscussion of a possible 3rd model S&W Automatic with pictures of gauges Vol.9 #11977-01-2Mitchell LorenNew Model #3 Mystery SolvedNew model #3s shipped to U.S. government in 1890 and explanation of the Heavenly Guns.Vol.9 #11977-01-3Eklund VerneS&W Model 1 First and Second Issue RevolversDetailed preliminary survey results for members Model 1 First and Second Issues.Vol.9 #11977-01-4Ogan RonaldA Target Shooters GiftPresentation Single Action New Model No.3s from Ira Paine to Walter WinansVol.9 #11977-01-5Howard RobertCasing and Boxes for the .32 Single ActionBoxes produced for the .32 Single ActionVol.9 #11977-01-6VariousLetters of InterestLetters from Charlie Pate on military marked revolvers along with Roys response.Vol.10 #11978-01-1Lea RichThe Strange Sage of Alphabet MainspringsThe origins of large frame short action target revolversVol.10 #11978-01-2Jinks RoyTwo Special Groups of New model #3sDiscussion of two groups of New Model #3s Vol.10 #11978-01-3Jinks RoyParts List and Cost of Manufacture of Model 3 AmericanDetailed list of parts, name of the contactor who manufactured them and their cost per unit. No date.Vol.10 #11978-01-4UnknownExcerpts Document No.54Discussion of Gutta Percha and its potential uses.Vol.10 #11978-01-5UnknownThe S&W Model 1 Single ActionDescription of the Model Single Action with drawings.Vol.10 #11978-01-6UnknownS&W Assures Future by Meeting ChallengesLooks to be general factory publicity material on production of a 9mm K frame revolver.Vol.10 #11978-01-7Pate CharlieA Study of S&Ws Model 3 SchofieldsMilitary documents related to numbers of Schofields supplied by year, government inspection procedures, observed markings and conclusions.Vol.10 #11978-01-8Jinks RoyThe .30 caliber Carbine Experimental RevolversDetail of experiments conducted at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in 1944 on M&P revolvers chambered in .30 caliber.Vol.10 #11978-01-9Jinks RoyThe S&W Baby Russian and Its DevelopmentDevelopment of the pocket model Russian.Vol.10 #11978-01-10Jinks RoyS&W releases a small group of Special GunsFactory sell off of special productions guns including Model 45 in .22 caliber Military and Police, Model 50 Chiefs Special Target and Model 60-1 three inch stainless Chiefs SpecialVol.10 #11978-01-11UnknownObituary for Dan WessonDetail of Dan Wessons life, career in S&W and own brand.Vol.11 #11979-03-1Unknown$80,000 S&W Supports Olympic ShootersFactory publicity release on auction for an engraved Model 629 that raised $80,000 for the U.S. Olympic team.Vol.11 #11979-03-2UnknownEngraving A Work of ArtFactory publicity release on S&W engraving capabilityVol.11 #11979-03-3UnknownNew Nyclad AmmunitionFactory publicity release on S&W Nyclad ammunitionVol.11 #11979-03-4Pate CharlieThe Baltimore City Police Baby RussiansDiscussion of the Baby Russians supplied to the Baltimore City Police including serial numbers and markings.Vol.11 #21979-06-1Jinks RoySerial Numbers of S&W Revolvers Manufactured prior to January 1 1899List of guns classified as antiques and correspondence with BATF over Curio & Relics (C&R) classification.Vol.11 #21979-06-2Jinks RoyBoston Police Dept .38 Double ActionsShipments of guns to Boston P.D. including serial numbers and dates.Vol.11 #21979-06-3Jinks RoyProduction Costs of .32 CF S&W 1 Single ActionTable from Roys records showing the 1880 cost of producing each part for the .32 CF 1 Single ActionVol.11 #21979-06-4Jinks RoyLetter on Model 63Description of Model 63 development incl. serial numbersVol.11 #21979-06-5Jinks RoyLetter from Smithsonian on Model 3 Russian 3rd ModelLetter from curator at the Smithsonian asking for clarification of an unusual Model 3, along with Roys response Vol.11 #21979-06-6Jinks RoyS&W Police CommemorativeArticle from Roy on the Texas Ranger Commemorative and the beginning of police commemoratives in general.Vol.11 #31979-09-1Chamberlain WBritish Gov .357 MagnumsPossible .357 magnums shipped to UK Gov for evaluationVol.11 #31979-09-2Jinks RoyThe Rarest of the .35 AutosThe 6 inch .35 Auto.Vol.11 #31979-09-3Jinks RoyCollecting Police Department ModelsExcerpt from the Nashville Union and American , many examples and lots of picturesVol.11 #41979-12-1Eklund VernKing & Smith A Connecticut ConnectionS&W Model 1 parts produced under contract by King & Smith. Lots of detailed pictures. Vol.11 #41979-12-2Pate CharlieThe Original Nickel Plated Cavalry RevolverDiscussion of the origin of nickel plating for S&W Model 3 revolvers including much correspondence and detailed serial number tables. Vol.12 #11980-03-1Stuckslager MNo.425 From St.LouisBackground to First Model American No.425Vol.12 #11980-03-2Jinks RoyU.S.N.C.P.C.Letters from R.A.Helme on U.S. Navy Costal Patrol Corp.Vol.12 #11980-03-3Stuckslager MThundering Hoofs and Fast bulletsEd McGivern test shooting S&W revolvers from the back of a moving horse debunking Hollywood cowboy mythsVol.12 #11980-03-4Pate CharlieU.S. 38 SafetyResults of 1889 Military tests of S&W .38 Safety and Colt .38 New Navy DA as possible replacements for U.S. Cavalry .45 Single Action side arms Vol.12 #11980-03-5Stuckslager MThe Jordan GunsBill Jordans S&W factory engraved guns with comments by the engravers Smith, Piquette and JoaquimVol.12 #11980-03-6Stuckslager M & Jinks RoyOklahoma City Police Dept CommemorativeStory of the OK City P.D. Commemorative Model 66s including serial numbersVol.12 #21980-06-1Jinks RoyNotes from the pastInteresting background on the home of D.B.WessonVol.12 #21980-06-2Jinks RoyS&W BoxesA useful guide to detail of early S&W boxesVol.12 #21980-06-3UnknownNew family of autos released by S&WFactory publicity release on the 439 and 459 pistolsVol.12 #21980-06-4UnknownWho makes S&W ProductsInteresting factory publicity release of the manufacture of S&W products including ammunitionVol.12 #21980-06-5UnknownNew knife breaks price barrierFactory publicity release of S&W Maverick knivesVol.12 #31980-09-1Stuckslager MCustom Guns of the 1880sCustom New Model #3 Vol.12 #31980-09-2UnknownModel 10 a subtle changeFactory release on moving S&W logo to the left side of the frame, making it easier to produce commemorative gunsVol.12 #31980-09-3Jinks RoyLetter to Mr KeoghConfirming a Victory Model shipped to President TrumanVol.12 #31980-09-4Pate CharlieSchofieldsResults of Charlies continuing research into Schofields with many pictures, details on stampings and serial #sVol.12 #41980-12-1Burghoff DaveGutta Percha from Littlefield Parsons & Co.Background on Gutta Percha case manufacture by Littlefield & ParsonsVol.12 #41980-12-2Jinks Roy1 .38 SafetyConfirmation letter from Roy on a 1 .38 SafetyVol.12 #41980-12-3Stuckslager M & Jinks RoySpecial Order GunsLists of serial #s for 6 Nickel Model 17, Blue Model 14 with 4 Heavy Barrels, Blue 5 Model 14 for Illinois State Police, and 4 Model 10s in 22 LR shipped to the U.S. Post OfficeVol.12 #41980-12-4Clark EdwardTarget Shooters 1865 1915Target shooters listed in Doug Wessons Bullet HolesVol.12 #41980-12-5Clark EdwardS&W Single Actions Famous PeopleCompilation of serial #s of S&W single actions owned by various famous peopleVol.12 #41980-12-6Leonhardt KarlAntique Arms Prices 1857-1945List of prices obtained (?) for antiques by name and with estimated finishVol.12 #41980-12-7Jinks RoyProduction Cost New Model #3List of all parts and their original production costs for the New Model #3Vol.12 #41980-12-7Neal BobPatents from the PastImproved 1896 Patent for a 1st Model Hand Ejector?Vol.13 #11981-03-1UnknownGunmaking gets to you sometimesAn Associated Press article fro 12/28/80 on S&W and Colt companiesVol.13 #11981-03-2Neal BobJ.H.Wesson Handle for firearms U.S. Patent Office1894 Patent for month or pearl service style grips lined with gutta perchaVol.13 #11981-03-3Neal BobS&W Patent for improved revolver safety1900 PatentVol.13 #11981-03-4Jinks RoyNotes from the PastEarly ledger details including costs of equipment for the factory 1856 & 1857, pistol sales and gutta percha boxesVol.13 #11981-03-5UnknownNew S&W Buckle Commem- orates Historical MilestoneModel 1 pistol case buckle gutta percha interestVol.13 #11981-03-6Jinks RoyIllinois State Police Serial #sRevised list of serial #s for 230 5 K-38s sent to IllinoisVol.13 #11981-03-7Eklund VernModel 1 Tip-Up Revolver Study ResultsFurther results into the Model 1 - serial #s, grips, finishes, stampings. Much detail.Vol.13 #11981-03-8Pate CharlieAustralian New Model #3s Information neededRequest for detailed information on Australian New Model #3s and their shoulder stocksVol.13 #11981-03-9Chicoine DavidHard to find partsSuggested manufacturing approach to hard to find partsVol.13 #21981-06-1Pate CharlieThe S&W Australian ModelIDiscussion on New Model #3s shipped to the Australian govt., much detail on law enforcement in early AustraliaVol.13 #21981-06-2Neal BobPatents from the Past1890 D.B. Wesson vehicle wheel for velocipedes/bicycles 1876 patent by Ira Paine for a machine to throw glass balls for shotgun shooting, along with 1877 patent for glass ballsVol.13 #21981-06-3Leonhardt KarlAntique S&Ws Good or Bad InvestmentsTables showing approx values of S&W antiques in both 1972 and 1981.Vol.13 #21981-06-4Leonhardt KarlRepairing cardboard boxesUsing Sobo Glue to repair cardboard boxesVol.13 #21981-06-5Jinks RoyModel designations and descriptionsList showing all S&W Model numbers, start and end manufacture dates, calibers, frame types and descriptionsVol.13 #21981-06-6Double Roy & Barnett AllenBranded Nashville PoliceModel #3 Americans ordered by the Nashville Police Dept. in 1871, prices and names of officersVol.13 #31981-09-1Jinks RoyMass State Police RevolversList on 1920 1930 orders by Mass State PoliceVol.13 #31981-09-2Leonhardt KarlGun Show Check ListUseful check list for those of us who like gun showsVol.13 #31981-09-3Neal BobPatents from the past1878 D.B. Wesson Patent Design for a Pistol HandleVol.13 #31981-09-4Jinks RoyMagnums to the 80sDevelopment of the .38 Special into the .357 Magnum and the various models involved up to the 586Vol.13 #31981-09-5Jinks RoyRhode Island State Police Serial Numbers29 Blue Model 10 6 revolvers shipped to and stamped R.I.S.P. in 1964Vol.13 #31981-09-6Jinks RoyS&W KnivesHistory of knife design and manufacture in commemorativesVol.13 #31981-09-7Neal BobPatent No.1510 Revolving Fire-Arms1869 Patent describing an early top-break revolverVol.13 #41981-12-1Jinks RoyS&W EngravingHistory of S&W engraving and engravers including many picturesVol.13 #41981-12-2Stuckslager M & Jinks RoyS&W .44 Hand Ejectors 2nd Model Caliber 44/40Known serial #s of the .44/40 hand ejectors shipped in 1940 J.L. Galef Distributors NYC Vol.13 #41981-12-3Jinks RoyIn quest of a military contractDevelopment of the Model 39, Model 44, Model 59 and the 459. Pre award of 9mm U.S. Govt. contract in 1982Vol.13 #41981-12-4Stuckslager MA Very Special .320 Revolving RifleAn 8 and 7 barreled .320 Revolving Rifle (?) delivered to M.W. Robinson in 1886 Vol.13 #41981-12-5Stuckslager M & Jinks Roy.38 Military & Police 2 Round ButtPartial list of serial numbers for Aircrewman revolvers shipped to Warner Robbins Air Force Base in 1960.Vol.14 #11982-03-1Rutherford JoePinned Front Sights on Late Model DA TopbreaksStudy into pinned front sights on late model Double Action Topbreaks Vol.14 #11982-03-2Jinks RoyAmerican Railway Express Company .38 DAAm.Ex.Co. .38 Double Action revolvers shipped, including lists of serial numbers and datesVol.14 #11982-03-3Jinks RoyModel 66 6 BarrelList of 10 Model 66s shipped in 1978 with 6 barrelsVol.14 #11982-03-4Stuckslager M & Jinks Roy.38 Military & Police 2 Round ButtFurther list of serial numbers for Aircrewman revolvers shipped to Warner Robbins Air Force Base in 1960.Vol.14 #11982-03-5UnknownO.N.I.Details of 1000 Model 19s purchased by the Office of Naval Intelligence in 1965Vol.14 #11982-03-6Jinks RoyLetters of interestIllinois State Penitentiary Model of 1917, Victory Models in .38/200 British, list of S&W factory designers 1852-1959Vol.14 #21982-06-1Jinks Beth1982 N.R.A. DisplaySetting up the display and pictures of many of the exhibitsVol.14 #21982-06-2Damkaer DavidModel 60-1: 1 of 1723 heavy barreled Model 60-1Vol.14 #21982-06-3UnknownNew ProductsProduct press release on Waterfowler shotguns, Multi-Chokes, Mace, S&W Buckles, new Varmint riflesVol.14 #21982-06-4Leonhardt CarlSome S&W Auction PricesResults of a 1981 New England sale of S&WsVol.14 #21982-06-5McCann EdBritish Columbia Police 38/44Letter from B.C.P. on 5 .38/44 Heavy Duty with serial #sVol.14 #21982-06-6Taylerson AThe Arms & Armor SocietyLetter seeking clarity on patents ref P.R.&S. of BirminghamVol.14 #21982-06-7UnknownProduct Code ChangesLetter to S&W distributors on product code changesVol.14 #21982-06-8NY TimesElectrically Fired Caseless CartridgeArticle from the New York Times on S&Ws experimental caseless rifle ammoVol.14 #21982-06-9Damkaer DavidComing to grips with S&WProposal to setup a grip registry to reunite grips with guns!!Vol.14 #21982-06-9Roper WalterThe Old and the NewReprint of article from the American Rifleman May 1944 on S&Ws first production K-22s in 1910/1912.Vol.14 #21982-06-10UnknownAustin Police DepartmentSerial #s of .38/44 Heavy Duty 4 Nickel Numbered 1-110 shipped 1952 and 1959 to Austin Police Dept.Vol.14 #31982-09-1Killip D & Furnish WIs This the S&W Camp Perry Model?Unusual .22 Single ShotVol.14 #31982-09-2Jinks RoyIs a collectors license for me?Discussion of the benefits of a C&R licenseVol.14 #31982-09-3UnknownKit Gun Gains Power2 factory press releases on Model 651 in .22 MRFVol.14 #31982-09-4UnknownNew S&W HolstersPress releases on new duty holster with paddle break and low profile belt strap holsterVol.14 #31982-09-5Leonhardt CPlastic Cases for S&W revolversDiscussion of gutta percha style cases and their manufacturing variationsVol.14 #31982-09-6Eklund VernOne of kind beats a pairModel 1 serial #1 with many picturesVol.14 #31982-09-7Skeet GaryHeros S&W Revolver .455 Mark II Serial # 21232Research into .455 Mark II Hand Ejector shipped to the Canadian Govt. 1915.Vol.14 #31982-09-8UnknownMulti-Choke shotguns, 20 GaFactory press release on 20 Ga Multi-Choke ShotgunsVol.14 #31982-09-9UnknownNew Knives and Belt BucklesFactory press release on custom knives and bucklesVol.14 #31982-09-10UnknownNorth American Game Animals HonoredFactory press release on new brass buckles being releasedVol.15 #11983-03-1UnknownS&W Announces Mini-GunFactory press release on model 469 sub-compactVol.15 #21983-06-1Jinks BethThe 2nd Amendment to The ConstitutionAddresses the question Is there a right to bear Arms.Vol.15 #21983-06-2UnknownS&W Announces Silhouette HandgunFactory press release on 10 5/8th inch Model 29Vol.15 #21983-06-3UnknownNew S&W RiflesFactory press release on S&W 1700LS Classic HunterVol.15 #21983-06-4UnknownS&W Rifle Answers Consumer DemandFactory press release on S&W 1500 MountaineerVol.15 #21983-06-5Curtis HenryBATF LetterLetter confirming Victory Models with 2 barrels are C&RVol.15 #21983-06-6Cornett EdPages from the pastJim Servens Gun Room 1952 sales sheet with pricesVol.15 #21983-06-7Damkaer DavidS&W 2nd Model Single Shot .22 R.F. and .32 S&WDiscussion of development of the 2nd Model Single Shot with much detail, charts and picturesVol.15 #31983-09-1UnknownPrices on Post-War S&W HandgunsPrice list from an unspecified source on post-war S&W handguns for sale, presumably in 1983.Vol.15 #31983-09-2Hall John & Rutherford JoeAn unusual model 1896Interesting article on .32 Hand Ejector 1st Model, with many pictures and interesting variationVol.15 #31983-09-3Davidson JackA model 2 Army with historic significancePossible link to the 7th CavalryVol.15 #31983-09-4Chicoine DavidBarrel Fitting: S&W Hand Ejector ModelsDetailed gunsmithing barrel removal and replacement tips for S&W hand ejectorsVol.15 #31983-09-5UnknownS&W Federal & State Police handgunsA list of S&W commemoratives and rough prices in 1982Vol.15 #31983-09-6Jinks RoyLetter on engraved U.S. Biathlon Association 629Offered as a prize in a sweepstakes by the U.S. Biathlon Assoc., Roys letter confirming provenanceVol.15 #41983-12-1Hall John & Rutherford JoeAnother Number 1 3rd Issue VariationUnusual example of a Number 1 3rd IssueVol.15 #41983-12-2Stuckslager MLetter on commemorativeNational Police Revolver Championship gun for saleVol.15 #41983-12-3Jinks RoyModel 2 Army Rare safetyLetter to Portugal on unusual safety feature, not factoryVol.15 #41983-12-4Furnish W & Devore PPope Barreled S&W Model 1891 Single ShotsBarrels manufactured by Harry Pope for S&W single shotsVol.15 #41983-12-5Pate CharlieA Schofield MysteryAn unusual modification to a Schofield revolverVol.15 #41983-12-6Stuckslager MWhatzit CornerOrigins sought for an unusual cardboard shipping boxVol.15 #41983-12-7Jinks RoyS&W HandcuffsLetter by Roy on S&W handcuffs, belly and lead chainsVol.15 #41983-12-8Jarrett LeeDo you know thatPistol match results from yesteryear Lee had obviously been drinking before publishing this lot of tripe!Vol.16 #11984-03-1Curtis HenryHow did I get started on Smiths?Explanation of how Henry caught the S&W disease I blame Ed CornettVol.16 #11984-03-2Unknown1st in Industry New S&W Super 12`Factory press release on S&Ws Model 1000Vol.16 #11984-03-3UnknownS&W new & improved products at Shot ShowFactory press release on changes in S&W lineVol.16 #11984-03-4Killip D & Furnish WE.E. PatridgeDevelopment of the Patridge sightVol.16 #11984-03-5Jinks RoyA brief look at S&W HistoryDevelopment of S&W focusing on early days, many picturesVol.16 #11984-03-6Jinks RoyLetter to RoyVarious letters including comments on Portugal safety device and unusual modification to a SchofieldVol.16 #11984-03-7Damkaer DavidA New Old S&W Catalog to watch forInteresting catalog variationsVol.16 #11984-03-8Stuckslager MLetters to the editor, Q&AsVarious Q&A with an interesting piece on the gas gun including the flyerVol.17 #11984-06-1Bennett DickAn introduction to collecting S&W reloading toolsDetailed list of S&W reloading tools with accompanying picturesVol.17 #11984-06-2Damkaer DavidThe way we werePhotograph of Russians wearing Russian ModelsVol.17 #11984-06-3Corley JohnDun & Bradstreet 1936Report on S&W financial situation from 1936Vol.17 #11984-06-4Wells W, Jinks Roy & OttemanModel 2 Army ConversionLetters between Warren Wells, Roy Jinks and John Otteman on a single shot Model 2 Army conversionVol.17 #11984-06-5Yarsley GeorgeS&W J Frames InformationTransition of the J frame from the I with detail of featuresVol.17 #11984-06-6Chicoine David & Jinks RoyLetters on a .38 M&P revolverLetters between David and Roy on peculiar markings found on an 1899 .38 H.E.Vol.17 #11984-06-7Damkaer David & Safsten GThe 50 years of the S&W .45 U.S. Service Model of 1917The 1917 with much detail on 4 categories; WWI, between the wars, WWII and post-war models.Vol.17 #11984-06-8Lopiano TomInfo Request Model 2 ArmyRequest on a Model 2 Army marked 2nd Regt EMDMVol.17 #11984-06-9UnknownHistorical research fee to fund tournamentIntroduction of a $10 letter fee, proceeds to be donated to the S&W Masters tournamentVol.18 #11984-09-1Bennett DickS&W Bullet MoldsIdentification of S&W bullet molds, telling the difference between S&W and RemingtonVol.18 #11984-09-2Allan FrancisThe Japanese Chose the S&WVariations of revolvers sold to Japan, details of shipments, serial #s, markings, holsters and ammunition.Vol.19 #11985-03-1Leonhardt KModel 3 Russian 3rd TurkishVarious markings and pictures on how to identify a Russian 3rd Model shipped to TurkeyVol.19 #11985-03-2Croxton Bill & Chicoine DavidThe Spanish TriplelockImitation Triplelock made in Spain. How to identify etc.Vol.19 #11985-03-3UnknownAnnouncement by Lear Seigler divested productsFactory press release by Lear Seigler about divesting long guns, Mace, Riot gear, Leather and Emergency Veh. Equip.Vol.19 #11985-03-4UnknownHandgun Contract Suit Moved to Capital courtThe Morning Union article on S&Ws lawsuit re the US Armys new 9mm handgun procurement contractVol.19 #11985-03-5UnknownGun Firm will shut down Maine plantThe Daily News article - S&Ws closure of 3 smaller plants producing tools, knives, handcuffs and belly chains.Vol.19 #11985-03-6UnknownS&W Likely to lose pactThe Daily News article - US Army decision to ignore legal action by S&W and award the handgun contract to BerettaVol.19 #11985-03-7UnknownMaine Firm Protests U.S. Gun ContractUnited Press article Maremount Corp (partnered with Sig) challenging award of 9mm contract to BerettaVol.19 #11985-03-8UnknownPentagon again postpones award of contractSpringfield Union article Feb 85, further delay in awarding contract to Beretta announced by PentagonVol.19 #11985-03-9Muckerhiede RThe Pistol as a Weapon of Defense in the House & RoadRe-print of an 1884 article published in Pittsburg PA recommending ownership and familiarity with pistols.Vol.19 #11985-03-10UnknownGourmet Sea Gulls Shut Driving RangeHilarious article The Daily News gulls pick up balls from S&Ws driving range and drop them like bouncing bombs.Vol.19 #11985-03-11Cornett Ed1941 S&Ws for SaleServen catalog showing S&Ws for sale in 1941, with prices.Vol.19 #11985-03-12Jinks RoyLetters on Model 43Exchange of letters on a Model 43 Kit gunVol.19 #21985-06-1Chicoine DavidRestoration InformationAdvice on restoring antiquesVol.19 #21985-06-2Stuckslager MThe Seven ShooterReproduction of S&Ws advertisement for the No.1 RevolverVol.19 #21985-06-3Jinks RoyLetters re 44 MagnumJan Rugski letter exchange from the Congo discussing killing an elephant with an S&W .357 and requesting a Model 29 for hunting a Cape Buffalo, with S&Ws responseVol.19 #21985-06-4Damkaer DavidClub Guns: substandard parts to superstandard S&WsUse of rejected factory parts to assemble Club Guns using pictures of a .38 M&P Serial 042Vol.19 #21985-06-5DeRose PeterAssociation display at the 1985 NRA MeetingInteresting story of the hard work involved in representing the SWCA at an NRA annual meeting, including the text from the S&W Pistol Book put together for the display.Vol.19 #21985-06-6Stuckslager M & Jinks RoyPress Articles relating to 9mm Army Handgun ContractA number of further articles on the Army 9mm handgun contract including final ruling in Army favorVol.19 #21985-06-7Cornett Ed1948 S&Ws for SaleServen catalog showing S&Ws for sale in 1948, with prices.Vol.19 #21985-06-8Neal BobLoading Pack Patent 1917 Joe Wesson Patent for a revolver Loading PackVol.19 #31985-09-1Damkaer DavidEditorial new editorFinancial status of the SWCA and advice on storing boxesVol.19 #31985-09-2Damkaer DavidS&W Collectors News 69-85Alist of the journals published to this date, without contentVol.19 #31985-09-3Damkaer DavidS&W Hand-Ejector Stocks Part 1, Intro & I Frame (1896-1961)Comprehensive review of standard stocks equipped on all S&W H.E.s excluding factory options such as ivory etc,Vol.19 #31985-09-4UnknownDonating classic firearm to benefit Metro Museum of ArtFactory press release - S&W Model XM-9 donated to the NY Metro Museum of Art. One of the guns from the Army trialsVol.19 #41985-12-1Damkaer DavidEditorialIncrease in membership dues to $25, discussion of newsletter contentVol.19 #41985-12-2Carroll David & Damkaer DavidEstimated S&W N Frame Serial Numbers by Model and Date (1908-1969)An attempt to produce a first draft list of N Frame serial numbers by model and year. Lengthy and interesting table.Vol.19 #41985-12-3Cason TomReg. No. 2035: Interview with the original owner of a .357 MagnumFascinating interview with an original pre-war Registered Magnum owner. Discussion of the trigger job by Phil Sharpe, sighted in by Phil etc.Vol.19 #41985-12-4Damkaer DavidS&W: The Classic ExamplesIntro to a series of articles about classic everyday S&WsVol.19 #41985-12-5Damkaer DavidS&W: The Classic Examples-I,.38 S&W Special Military & Police (Model 10-8)Part 1 focuses on the Military & Police .38 S&W Special Model 10-8. Pictures and description.Vol.19 #41985-12-6Damkaer DavidS&W: The Classic Examples-II, K-32 Target, First ModelPart II looks at the K-32, arguably the best S&W target revolver. It looks at its history, pre-war production est. <100, making it an extremely rare gun. Lots of pics.Vol.19 #41985-12-7Damkaer DavidS&W Crossword PuzzleThe one and only S&W crossword!Vol.20 #11986-03-1Ward WilfredWalter Winans Pistol Shooter ExtraordinaryAn excellent article on one of the great pistol shooters of all time. Lots of background on achievements and weapons.Vol.20 #11986-03-2Lederer PaulS&W Copies from EnglandAn outline of English made Model 1s, not under licenseVol.20 #11986-03-3Damkaer DavidNotice of Forthcoming PublicationRequest for help and input for a forthcoming publication on Russian-Contract S&W Revolvers and Cartridges 1871-96 by Fred Datig. Pictures needed.Vol.20 #11986-03-4Cheely Ray & King Richard.45 Colt Model 1955 S&W RevolversDiscussion on the number and variation of revolvers produced in 45 Colt caliber. Lots of pictures.Vol.20 #11986-03-5Damkaer DavidS&W: The Classic Examples-III, .44 Double Action FrontierPart III examines the.44 double action top-break and particularly those chambered in .44-40, the Frontier model. Discusses number produced, identification etc.Vol.20 #11986-03-6UnknownWalter Winans (1852-1920)Extract from Winans books Automatic Pistol Shooting and pictures/description of his front sight.Vol.20 #11986-03-7UnknownThe S&W 50th Anniversary 357 Magnum RevolversHand engraved anniversary .357s to be auctioned for the U.S. Olympic TeamVol.20 #21986-06-1Damkaer DavidFront Sight editorialDiscussion of condition ratings and a table for considerationVol.20 #21986-06-2Leonhardt KS&W Combination Sets.38 Double Action with multiple barrels in .22 & .32Vol.20 #21986-06-3Damkaer DavidS&W: The Classic Examples-IV, Model 3 38-44 New targetIra Paine and development of the model, lots of pictures, markings, much info on the Creedmoor Cartridge Co.Vol.20 #21986-06-4Damkaer DavidTarget Shooting (1912)Reprint of a brochure printed by S&W in 1912, part eduction and part Price List. Submitted for publication by G. ComeauVol.20 #21986-06-5Leonhardt KInteresting New Model No.3Chambered for .450 British, discussion of proof marksVol.20 #21986-06-6Damkaer DavidBook ReviewEvolution of the Winchester discount offered to membersVol.20 #21986-06-7Damkaer DavidS&W: The Classic Examples-V, .38 M&P Target, Model 1902, 2nd TypeDiscussion of the gun with many detailed pictures. Plus a proposal to change the system of identifying the various M&P models and changes.Vol.20 #31986-09-1UnknownJournal dedicated to John WilsonPicture of John and much praise for him as a collector, letter from RoyVol.20 #31986-09-2Double RonVariations of the S&W American Model (1870-1874)The revision of his original definitive work on this model, much new info. A classic write-up on this model.Vol.20 #31986-09-2Pate CharlieS&W & the U.S. Army at the Columbian ExpositionDetails of both S&Ws and the Armys displays at the Chicago Worlds Fair in 1893. Vol.20 #41986-12-1Damkaer DavidFront Sight editorialCleaning and storage of newly acquired guns.Vol.20 #41986-12-2Lyons StephenUncommon Chiefs SpecialVariations in the Chiefs Special; alloys, airweights, sights etcVol.20 #41986-12-3Jinks RoyChairmans commentsNew structure of the board, new S&Ws for sale e.g. 645Vol.20 #41986-12-4Damkaer DavidS&W Hand-Ejector Stocks Part 2, K Frame (1899-1970)Comprehensive review of standard stocks equipped on all S&W H.E.s excluding factory options such as ivory etc,Vol.20 #41986-12-4Unknown1st S&W Plinker Model 422 is 4th Annual Shot Show GunFactory press release on S&Ws 422 engraved examples for auction at the 4th Shot Show to benefit the NSSFVol.21 #11987-03-1Damkaer DavidFront Sight editorialFeedback on new Journal style and request for articles.Vol.21 #11987-03-2Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldIntro of Model 422, .38 H.E.s to U.S. Coast Guard, fake factory letters. Serial #s of the Post Office 2 inch Regulation Police.Vol.21 #11987-03-3Jinks RoyWilliam Bonneys Model 3Factory letter on Billy the Kids Model 3Vol.21 #11987-03-4Lederer PaulForeign Copy of Model 1 1/2English copy of a Model 1 , lots of pics and proof marksVol.21 #11987-03-5Damkaer DavidS&W The Classic Examples VI, .38/44 Heavy DutyDiscussion of the HD, lots of pics, includes ammunition, boxes and other detailVol.21 #11987-03-6Pate CharlieOrdnance Notes No.114Reprint of 1879 Instructions for the care and use of the Frankford Arsenal hand tools for reloading cartridgesVol.21 #21987-06-1Damkaer DavidSideplates Pt.IPictures of a Model 1896 Target - .32 HE 1st Model TargetVol.21 #21987-06-2Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldSale of S&W by Forstmann & Little, discussion of short barrel lengths on New Model 1 sVol.21 #21987-06-3Damkaer DavidGoing for GoldGeneral discussion of gold boxes, their origin and lots of pictures of example boxes.Vol.21 #21987-06-4Damkaer DavidSideplates Pt.IIPics of .32 Reg Police Target, discussion of large logos on pre-war K-32 sideplates, 3rd Model Russian Turkish Model, pre-war large medallion K-frame walnut stock, excerpts from W.Glaser Swiss catalog on 2nd Model Ladysmith, Sun-Ray blue boxes for I-frames.Vol.21 #21987-06-5Pate Charlie.38 Hand Ejectors for the Revenue Cutter ServiceDiscussion of research needed to identify possible Coast Guard order for .38 HEsVol.21 #31987-09-1Eklund VernLittlefield Parsons & Co. Gutta Percha pistol casesDiscussion of Gutta Percha origins, processing, and the companies responsible. Lots of pics and detail for Gutta Percha collectorsVol.21 #31987-09-2Hill DickSpringfield Hosts an Historic lesson with S&W1987 Annual meeting in Springfield, 172 registrants. Description of activitiesVol.21 #31987-09-3UnknownS&W purchased by TomkinsAnnouncement of Tomkins acquisitionVol.21 #41987-12-1Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldTomkins takeover, introduction of the Model 29 Classic Hunter, .22 rapid-fire pistols for US Olympic team.Vol.21 #41987-12-2Furnish & KillipWesson ShotgunsEarly Wesson shotguns lots of detailed pics & info.Vol.21 #41987-12-3Stuckslager MOle Cap HatfieldDiscussion of the Hatfield/McCoy feud and a .38 3rd Model DA that belonged to a HatfieldVol.22 #11988-03-1Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldS&W sponsors the Masters Int. Shooting Championships, re-imported Brazilian models, .38 Safety hammerless 5th Model new variation, .32 1st Model HEs sold to New Jersey Police Dept.Vol.22 #11988-03-2Stuckslager MMFG 088The 130 Model 66 revolvers order for the Montana Dept of Fish & Game.Vol.22 #11988-03-3Stuckslager T & Orr BillU.S. Customs 686Pictures and details of the CS-1 3 and 4 inch 686s supplied to U.S. Custom and discussion of the overruns.Vol.22 #11988-03-4Metcalf DickS&W M28 Sidebar #1: Which .44 Magnum was firstDebate over the Model 29 and the Ruger Blackhawk, confusion over who developed the gun.Vol.22 #11988-03-5Jinks RoyS&W .45 AutomaticDevelopment of the Model 645Vol.22 #11988-03-6Jinks RoyFactory letterLetter on the Mass State Police commemorativeVol.22 #11988-03-7Jinks RoyAfter 18 YearsDiscussion of the SWCA past, present & futureVol.22 #21988-06-1Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldObit for Mario MarinettoVol.22 #21988-06-2Stuckslager MSecond Model American, a forgers delight, or is it?A Second Model marked both Wells Fargo and with U.S.Vol.22 #21988-06-3Lyons SteveWWII Period M&P Commercial RevolversExamples of commercial M&P revolvers apparently manufactured during WWIIVol.22 #21988-06-4Jinks RoyNew Info .45 HE Model 1950Early serial #s for production of Model of 1950 .45 TargetsVol.22 #21988-06-5Stuckslager M & Plummer HA Necktie Party of the 80sTies of S&W with pictures yet!Vol.22 #21988-06-6KunkelmannNRA 19881988 NRA Show in Orlando FloridaVol.22 #21988-06-7Stuckslager MSight Adjusting ToolsDescription of S&W screwdrivers, 1930s 80sVol.22 #21988-06-8Jinks EdieIf the sock fits, use itThe science of using socks to protect your S&WVol.22 #21988-06-9Stuckslager MMatch ParA description of Match Par, a game for target shooters developed by Walter Roper, complete with reprint of rulesVol.22 #31988-09-1Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldNew 3rd generation auto pistols released (AIP guns) 439, 639. 459. 659, 469. 669. 645. Model 629 Classic Hunter, scoped .44 Magnum, 3 629. 22 Straight Lines to Peru.Vol.22 #31988-09-2Lyons SteveEarly J Frame Airweight Technical NoteAlloy cylinders and side plate screwsVol.22 #31988-09-3White JerryS&W Does it again in 1987 as it did in 1887Details of cowboy shooting in 1987 with an original New Model #3.Vol.22 #31988-09-4UnknownDetails of U.S. Gov Handgun contract and Beretta failuresPress Releases re ongoing handgun purchase and progress of Beretta 9mm Vol.22 #41988-12-1Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldNew models for the 1989 Shot Show, the 1989 Model 625 in 5 inch (best revolver ever made!), 686 in Midnight Black, 686 Classic Hunter, 4516 Compact and the 622. The Ladysmith Model 36 and 60 in 2 inch and 3 inch barrels. New Registered Magnum research announcing Roys famous tables by barrel length, finish, hammer etc.Vol.22 #41988-12-2Lyons SteveA Navy Victory VariationVariation on US Navy side plate marking for Victory modelVol.22 #41988-12-3Jinks Roy.38 DA Fourth ModelPeruvian marked .38 Double Actions Fourth ModelsVol.23 #21989-09-1UnknownAsk the expertsPanel of experts (Jinks, De Rose, Skeet, Lewis) answer questions at 1989 St.Louis show K-32 pre-war boxes, 2nd Model K-22 boxes, factory marking for re-worked guns, club guns, factory instruction sheets, grooves on Registered Magnum hammers. Vol.23 #21989-09-2Linne GeorgeNRA 1989SWCA display at the 1989 NRA Show in St.LouisVol.23 #31989-09-3Jinks RoyNews From Springfield Announcement of several models including 617 full lug, Model 16-4, Model 627, Prototype Model 3914s. Serial # details on narrow rib K-32s from 1948 & 49, change to wide rib, Model 16-2s. US sales of .455 revolversVol.23 #21989-09-4Linne GeorgeFounders HistoryPicture of founders in Las Vegas 1970.Vol.23 #21989-09-5Betz WayneThe Presidents CornerIntro to the columnVol.23 #31989-12-1Jinks RoyNews From SpringfieldIntro to the Registered Magnum Special EditionVol.23 #31989-12-2Jinks RoyThe Revolver that Changed the Direction of HandgunningRoys definitive, much discussed, much copied and treasured detail on the development and production of the pre-war .357 Registered and Non-Registered Magnums. Charts on estimated production by barrel and finish, details of serial numbers, many pictures. A must read!Vol.24 #11990-03-1Polhemus MOfficers Favorite S&W Model 2 ArmyDescription of Polhemus display at annual meeting, details of the guns, the various Civil War officers who owned them and his interest in the Model 2. Vol.24 #11990-03-2Leonhardt KAntiques Arms Prices S&W 1857-1945Compiled list of prices realized for various S&Ws in 1989Vol.24 #11990-03-3Hill Dick1989 SWCA St.Louis meetingDescription of the St.Louis meeting in July 1989 including 1st known picture of Roy wearing S&W police hard hatVol.24 #11990-03-4Jinks RoyNotes from SpringfieldVariations in S&Ws, incorrect roll marks, reasons for differing barrel lengthsVol.24 #11990-03-5Pate CharlieThe USNCPC S&WResearch into an M&P marked for the US Navy Civilian Police CorpsVol.24 #11990-03-6White JerrySheriff Dept Changes to 5906White reviews the 5906 performance with his local police dept. in Macon County IL.Vol.24 #11990-03-7Betz WaynePresidents CornerPurchase of SWCA computer and membership badgesVol.24 #21990-06-1Betz WaynePresidents CornerOutgoing presidents review of changesVol.24 #21990-06-2Means HankPresidents CornerIncoming presidents planned changes, journal preparationVol.24 #21990-06-3Pate CharlieUpdate on the US AmericanOngoing research into the American Model, lots of detail on serial #s for Dec 1870 order.Vol.24 #21990-06-4Hoteling DThe S&W SideRe-print of Washington Arms Collectors articles on collecting S&Ws, general info on models and frames, useful advice to collectors etc.Vol.24 #21990-06-5Linne GeorgeThe S&W Ladysmith 1902-21Discussion and pictures of all 3 model variationsVol.24 #21990-06-6Neal BobThe Mexican An S&W Mystery ModelDetailed discussion of the .38 Single Action Mexican, its history, variations and many pictures.Vol.24 #21990-06-7Doyle PaulSouthern California S&W CollectorsReport of the SCSWC display at the NRA show along with various awards, many pictures of displays.Vol.24 #21990-06-8Jinks Roy & Doyle PaulNotes from SpringfieldCorrespondence between Roy and Paul on the .38 Single Action 1st Model (Baby Russian).Vol.24 #21990-06-9LeBlanc GLetters to MembersQuestionnaire on 1st 2nd First Variation flat side plateVol.24 #21990-06-10Neal BobNotes from Bob NealInfo on early (1860s) boxes, change in design of small frame break opens in 1906, a S&W Inclinometer.Vol.24 #31990-09-1Blank Dr C.J.Two Early Model 3 First Model RussiansPublished after his death, details of Model 3s collected by CJ. Edited by Ken Kramer.Vol.24 #31990-09-2Cheely RayPre War .357 Magnums Related Items of InterestGreat discussion of certificates, boxes, screwdrivers, order forms and other related material. Lots of pictures.Vol.24 #31990-09-3Anderson BillS&W and Uncle Sam A Display of Military GunsDetailed photographs and accompanying descriptions of Bills Military gun displayVol.24 #31990-09-4Anderson BillWill the real XM9 please go offDetailed differences between the XM9 and the FBI 459 Models, specifics on how to identify the XM9.Vol.24 #31990-09-5Means HankPresidents CornerEncouraging attendance at 1991 AM in Scottsdale AZVol.24 #41990-12-1Burghoff DavidA system for photographing your gun collectionDetails on how to get great photographs of your guns, equipment required, process etc.Vol.24 #41990-12-2Leonhardt KIts your journalRequest for journal articlesVol.24 #41990-12-3Eklund VernAnother visit to Littlefields, Parsons & Co.Finding ledgers and day books from Littlefields relating to Gutta Percha production showing costs, shipments to dealers such as Storrs, Cooper & Pond, Schuyler Hartley & Graham, Allen & Wheelock, James Warner and others,Vol.24 #41990-12-4Jinks RoyNotes from SpringfieldSetting up the Performance Center, .38 DA 4th Model serial #s for 125 units shipped to F.R.P., serial #s of two lots of 500 each .38 DA 4th Model 5 barrels shipped to Peru, serial #s of 48 .32 Regulation Police shipped to Mass State Police, 1000.38 M&Ps shipped to the Marine Corp. in 1932, setting up export deal with J.H. Crane in the UK in 1867. origins of Pearl and Ivory grips, use of medallions in ivory/pearl grips, start of nickel finish.Vol.24 #41990-12-5Hotaling DThe S&W SideBackground on Washington Arms Collectors, and re-print of Hotaling WAC article on collecting S&Ws, advice etc.Vol.24 #41990-12-6Hood GeorgeWhy not share your wealth of knowledgeUrging members to become certified NRA pistol instructors.Vol.24 #41990-12-7Means HankPresidents CornerUrging attendance in Scottsdale A.M.Vol.24 #41990-12-8UnknownOfficially Licensed MerchandiseRe-print of S&Ws licensed product catalogVol.24 #41990-12-9UnknownUnderstanding 3rd Generation S&W Pistol NumbersRe-print of S&Ws 3rd Generation pistol number fact sheet flyerVol.25 #11991-03-1Jinks RoyPistol Match of the Century Ira Paine vs F.E. BennettBackground on shooting sports in the US, the birth of exhibition shooting, and the incredible match between the greatest shooters of the 19th century.Vol.25 #11991-03-2Radaker BobModel 41 & Model 46 S&W Rimfire Target PistolsInformation on the two models, engineering changes, detailed pictures, serial # ranges. Vol.25 #11991-03-3Lindner TomSome thoughts on pricing the spur trigger S&WDiscussion on a process for pricing models with spur triggers First Model, Number 2 Army, Model 1 , .38 Single ActionVol.25 #21991-06-1Skeet GaryA Voice From The PastShooting the Schofield, working up loads etc.Vol.25 #21991-06-2White JerryAn Interesting New Model 3Research into a New Model 3 shipped to Market & Co. Berlin, Germany.Vol.25 #21991-06-3Supica JimCuban New Model Number ThreesRequest for info on New Model 3s shipped to Don Jose Vallero of Cuba.Vol.25 #21991-06-4Heinrich CarlS&W and the Cleveland Police Dept.Cleveland P.D. use of the .38 Double Action revolver.Vol.25 #21991-06-5Bishop RogerThe S&W SideThe Model of 1917 .45 ACP, its development, proction and variations.Vol.25 #21991-06-6Jinks RoyQuestions & Letters from members2nd Model SA Club Gun, Ludwig Lowe and Imperial Small Arms copies of the Russian Model.Vol.25 #31991-09-1Leonhardt KA Montana AmericanResearching the ownership of a .44 Rim Fire Henry American Model shipped to a Montana ranch.Vol.25 #31991-09-2Anderson BillIsraeli Marked VictoryDetails of a Victory Model shipped to the Marines and later re-imported to the US from the Israeli Ministry of Defense.Vol.25 #31991-09-3Leonhardt KUnusual Magazine PictureAn advertisement featuring an S&W .44 DA 1st ModelVol.25 #31991-09-4Tovar SamK-32 Model 16-3 with 1972 West German Proof MarksModel 16s over-stamped on Model 14 frames, shipped to Germany,Vol.25 #31991-09-5Leonhardt KAn interesting Schofield Model RevolverResearch into Schofield serial #21.Vol.25 #31991-09-6Cheely RayUpdate on .45 Colt Caliber Model 1955 RevolversRays update on locating early Model 1955s in .45 ColtVol.25 #31991-09-7Hotaling DThe S&W SidePart 2 of a re-print of Hotalings WAC article on collecting S&Ws, advice etc. focused on early .38 DA ModelsVol.25 #31991-09-8Pate CharlieNotes from the archives: Pre WWII Navy ArmsDiscovery of .38 Hammerless Safety models found in the Navy inventory Vol.25 #31991-09-9Kolesar Dick & MarilynArtistry in ArmsReview of the Connecticut Valley Historical Museum Artistry in Arms exhibition in Springfield MAVol.25 #31991-09-10Arvanetes Frank/BarbaraArtistry in ArmsFurther review of the above exhibition - the guns of S&W from a collectors viewpoint.Vol.25 #4 Vol.26 #1 Vol.26 #21991-12-1 1992-03-1 1992-06-1Artistry in ArmsPublication Artistry in Arms created to accompany the exhibition. Pictures of every display and detailed pictures and info on each gun.Vol.26 #31992-09-1Metcalf RichardThe lessons of KilleenDiscussion of the shooting in Killeen TX. Argues a case that it was the responsibility of the victims to defend themselves. Re-print of the presentation made at the Quincy A.M.Vol.26 #31992-09-2Lederer PaulA Japanese New Model No.3Research into a New Model 3 shipped to JapanVol.26 #31992-09-3Lederer PaulA Mystery MarkComparison of a S&W Model 1 and a Hammond BulldogVol.26 #41992-12-1Penn DavidAmerican Handguns in British Service: S&W and their competitorsPresentation by the Imperial War Museum Keeper of the Department of Exhibits and Firearms side arms issued to British forces. Very detailed, lots of info and pictures.Vol.26 #41992-12-2Priwer MikeRoot S&W Style, Another Serial-Number Chronology of .38 K FramesA detailed examination of serial numbers used during production of K frame revolvers, mainly .38s but also including some pre-war .22s and .32s.Vol.26 #41992-12-3Priwer MikeMore observations on the .35 AutomaticDetailed review of .35 Auto production, includes all engineering changes, serial # data and many pictures.Vol.26 #41992-12-4McLain GuyBuilding a 1st class arms industry archiveManuscripts Curator of the CVHM outlines the preparation and work involved in archiving S&W correspondence filesVol.27 #11993-03-1Sturgess MMinutes of Annual MeetingMinutes from 1993 SWCA annual meeting Charleston SCVol.27 #11993-03-2Nahas RickAn Adventure with the Aircrewman RevolverIntroduction into research into the Aircrewman Rick describing the processVol.27 #11993-03-3Nahas Rick & Pate CharlieThe S&W Aircrewman Revolvers A brief history and compilationIts development, serial numbers of the first two lots of 605 guns supplied, odd serial numbers of extra early guns found, pictures to help i.d. correct examples, serial number ranges for other guns lots of detail, copies of many docs.Vol.27 #11993-03-4Carvalho JoeS&W and the development of SpringfieldS&W impact on the Springfield area, charitable donations, relationship to U.S. Armory.Vol.27 #11993-03-5Supica JimSWCA 1993 Annual MeetingHighlights of the 1993 annual meeting in Charleston including presentations, detail on each display including lots of varied.22s, Perfecteds, Aircrewman, Americans & Russians and many more. Pictures of the awards.Vol.27 #11993-03-6Kolesar DickThe Presidents CornerRegional sub-groups and meetings.Vol.27 #21993-09-1UnknownS&W Seven-Shooter1861 Ad for J.W. Storrs for the Model 1Vol.27 #21993-09-2Rogers BruceWhen the word was PerfectedPutting together a display for the NRA annual meetingVol.27 #21993-09-3Jinks RoyS&W in ReviewStart of a series by Roy, this one on Tip-ups Model 1 1sr, 2nd and 3rd Issues. Lots of detail on serial number ranges, detailed pictures.Vol.27 #21993-09-4Priwer MikeThe Lost Art of Serial Numbering amd how it can get you in troubleExplanation of where to find the serial numbers on earlier hand ejectors, many pictures. Explanation of the possible pitfalls of using serial numbers to estimate shipping dates. Vol.27 #21993-09-5Klaz JerrySWCA NRA Show 1992Detail of Jerrys display at the 1992 NRA show, lots of pictures, features many of Walter Winans guns.Vol.27 #21993-09-6Applegate RexSome history of the CentennialDevelopment of the Centennial and Applegates role in it. Great detail from one of the masters of handgunning. Pictures of many of his personal small S&Ws.Vol.27 #21993-09-7Applegate RexThe S&W Mexican ConnectionDetail on S&Ws wartime production and post-war selling S&Ws in Mexico, Vol.27 #21993-09-8Jinks RoyWhats the marking?Peculiar NA marking on .38 M&P sent to the Norwegian Air Force in 1940, serial # range and link to South African order.Vol.27 #21993-09-9Kolesar DickThe Presidents CornerGun control in Australia.Vol.27 #21993-09-10UnknownWarren T Lewis for saleList of antique weapons for sale, descriptions and pricesVol.27 #31993-12-1UnknownAbout the CoverPress release on S&Ws new Sigma Series polymer gunsVol.27 #31993-12-2Jinks RoyJohn A Rice and his revolversPair of Model 1s engraved for John Rice by Gustave Young including copies of the correspondence. Further order for another Model 1. First known Young engraving for S&W.Vol.27 #31993-12-3Jinks RoyJohn A Rice historical sketchBiography of Rice, his career and his obituary. Vol.27 #31993-12-4Kolesar DickThe Presidents CornerQuality of gun shows.Vol.28 #11994-06-1Sturgess MMinutes of Annual MeetingMinutes from 1994 SWCA annual meeting Las Vegas NV Much info on CVHM and maintaining S&Ws records, detail of the SWCA 25th Anniversary Model 29.Vol.28 #11994-06-2McLain GuyReport on the S&W CollectionGeneral background to the S&W records at CVHM, examples of documents, diversity of info held etc.Vol.28 #11994-06-3Dobson ColinLetter from a memberLetter from an Australian member who visited the annual meeting. Discussion of Aussie 44 Russian.Vol.28 #11994-06-4Eklund PeterWhats the marking on this Loewe New Model RussianDiscussion of a Ludwig Loewe copy of a New Model Russian, pics of markings etc.Vol.28 #11994-06-5Kolesar DickThe Presidents CornerPraise for the displays at the Las Vegas show. Vol.28 #21994-09-1Klas GeraldSWCA Annual Meeting 1994Details of the Las Vegas meeting, many pics and details of displays including bicycle guns, Model 41s, Perfecteds, .44 Rim Fires and Ladysmiths. Vol.28 #21994-09-2Unknown1994 Annual AuctionResults of the 1994 Auction who bought what.Vol.28 #21994-09-3Jinks RoyHighlights of S&Ws HistoryBackground to the founding, growth of the company, development of .22 Rim Fire, the Paris exposition, the .44 Russian, the Russian contracts, introduction of the N, K and J frames, the semi-autos and much more.Vol.28 #21994-09-4Goldberg EBack from the brinkS&Ws financial recovery since 1992 takeover by Tomkins.Vol.28 #21994-09-5Jinks RoyMore on the New Model #3 for the U.S. Coast GuardSerial #s of guns identified as shipped to the U.S. Coast Guard.Vol.28 #21994-09-6Vivas RThe S&W Model 64 and the NY City Police Dept.The background and detail of NYCPDs purchase of S&Ws Model 64s including serial numbers and order detailsVol.28 #21994-09-7Kolesar DickThe Presidents CornerMystery guns incl. .44 DA, .a Reg Mag and a .32 DA.Vol.28 #31994-12-1Anderson BillAlterations, Embellishments and Bloopers of the 1st Model .44 Double ActionResearch into the writers 1st Model Double Actions, unusual variations and changes.Vol.28 #31994-12-2Eklund PeterWhats the marking on this Loewe New Model RussianQuestions to the membership on markings from a Ludwig Loewe New Model RussianVol.28 #31994-12-3Burghoff Dave1st Meeting Northeast Section SWCAMeeting in Connecticut Nov 1994 of various members from the northeast some picsVol.28 #31994-12-4Anderson BillModel 1917 RevolverOrigin wanted for a .22 Rimfire conversion for a Model 1917Vol.28 #31994-12-5Roberts PeteInformation WantedOrigin wanted for an unusual set of grips for a Model 1917Vol.28 #31994-12-6Rinke CRare, one of a kind discoveryA giant S&W shaped rockVol.28 #31994-12-7Roberts PetePerseverance pays offWinning displays at the Virginia Gun Club AssociationVol.28 #31994-12-8Kolesar DickThe Presidents CornerEphemera boxes, paper, clothing, pins, posters and moreVol.28 #31994-12-9UnknownNews Release Sigma SeriesFactory press release for the SW380Vol.28 #31994-12-10UnknownNews Release Model 640Factory press release for the Model 640 in .357 MagnumVol.29 #11995-09-1Anderson BillSpringfield 95The 25th Anniversary meeting in Springfield MA. Who won the awards, pictures of the displays, and attendees.Vol.29 #11995-09-2Unknown1995 Annual AuctionResults of the 1994 Auction who bought what, picture of Jim Supica looking very colorful.Vol.29 #11995-09-3Sturgess MMinutes of Annual MeetingMinutes from 1995 SWCA annual meeting Springfield MA Detail of the SWCA 25th Anniversary Model 29, Treasurers report, updating the SWCA constitution by Ray CheelyVol.29 #11995-09-4Cornett EdEd Cornett, His StoryBrief autobiography of one of our founders - a man much beloved by all who know him - collecting Dug-ups, selling a Ladysmith to Jack Warner, buying Gary Coopers Registered Magnum, John Waynes hat and much more.Vol.29 #11995-09-5Rogers BruceQuick Trip to PhoenixSetting up the SWCA display at the NRA Phoenix showVol.29 #11995-09-6Cornett EdPrice ListGuns for sale 1932-36 from the Far West Hobby Shop, San Francisco CA, with pricesVol.29 #11995-09-7Pate CharlieNotes from the Archives # 6The Model 1917 and the National Operating Company from his book on WWII U.S. handguns re the government takeover of S&W in August 1918 after a labor disputeVol.29 #11995-09-8Eklund VernGutta Percha CasesQuestionnaire on Gutta Percha casesVol.29 #11995-09-9Wicklund DougMuseum Conservation Techniques 101Conservation, Firearms and Microcrystalline Wax Treatment to preserve firearms by the curator of collections at the National Firearms MuseumVol.29 #11995-09-10UnknownSpecial to SWCANew products or specials released in 1996.Vol.29 #11995-09-11Cheely RayThe Presidents CornerBrief review of the Springfield meetingVol.30 #11996-12-01Cheely RayThe Presidents CornerTribute to past President Wayne BetzVol.30 #11996-12-02Jinks RoyObituary Wayne BetzTribute to past President Wayne BetzVol.30 #11996-12-03Jinks RoyS&W History Part 1The S&W Break Open Revolvers 1852-1940, origins of S&W, patenting a metallic rim fire cartridge, sale of original factory to Winchester, developing the Model 1 tip-up, the Rollin White patent, the Model 2, the Model 3 top-break, Russians, Americans, Schofields, .38 Single Action, the Straight Line, Double Actions, Safety Hammerless, figures on production and many pictures.Vol.30 #11996-12-04Arvanetes BThe day the lights went out1995 Nertheastern Regional meeting and the lack of powerVol.30 #11996-12-05Vivas R.M.The S&W Victory Model Revolver and the NYCPDNew York City Police use of Victory models for WWII officers, including details of shipments and serial # ranges.Vol.30 #21996-09-1Hill DickAlburquerque Display Award WinnersPhotos of the prize awards ceremony from Alburquerque Annual Meeting.Vol.30 #21996-09-2Linne GeorgeTreasurers ReportAnnual financial statement from the treasurerVol.30 #21996-09-3Unknown1996 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated and purchased at the annual auctionVol.30 #21996-09-4Priwer MikeThe Dayton GunsCustomer Blocked serial numbers, examples including the model 14-2 K-38 Dayton Guns with serial number ranges.Vol.30 #21996-09-5Jinks RoyJapan and S&WHistory of Japanese orders for Model 1 s, Model 2s and Model 3s. Many pics of interesting examples and marks.Vol.30 #21996-09-6Gagnon F.Horace Smith invests in Springfields futureExcerpt from Springfield Journal about the charitable work of Horace Smith.Vol.30 #21996-09-7Cheely RayThe Presidents CornerEncouraging members to attend the 1997 annual meeting.Vol.31 #11997-03-1Sturgess MikeMinutes of the 1996 Annual MeetingTreasurers report and highlights of AM agendaVol.31 #11997-03-2Jerome JackCalhoun Norton Trophy Winner 1996 AlbuquerqueDetails of Jeromes 160 gun display, many examples.Vol.31 #11997-03-3UnknownPhotos from AlbuquerquePictures of some attendees and displaysVol.31 #11997-03-4Eklund VernThe Last Gasp Gutta Percha CasesFinal part of Eklunds research into Gutta Percha cases, many pictures, variations, statistics etc.Vol.31 #11997-03-4Linne GeorgeSpeed LoadersCopy of the 1st patent for revolver speed loader in September 1916 by Joseph WessonVol.31 #11997-03-5VariousObituaries of membersKen Kramer, Ray Shoemaker, Mel Pfankuche, Hank Curtis,Vol.31 #11997-03-6Anderson BillSouthwest Region Group OrganizedBirth and first meeting of the now infamous Southwest Bunch at the Tulsa Gun Show in April 1997Vol.31 #11997-03-7Cornett Ed44 S&W American, Serial #641Reprint from Muzzle Blasts, portion of tribute to Daddy Long from 1948 describing his ability with his American model .44Vol.31 #11997-03-8Cheely RayThe Presidents CornerEncouraging members to submit articles for the journal.Vol.31 #21997-09-1Sturgess MikeMinutes of the 1997 Annual MeetingHighlights of AM agendaVol.31 #21997-09-2Cheely Ray1997 Treasurers ReportVol.31 #21997-09-3Unknown1996 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated and purchased at the annual auctionVol.31 #21997-09-4Lindner Tom & Connie1997 Annual MeetingHighlights of the annual meeting, details of the presentations, pictures of award winners and attendeesVol.31 #21997-09-5Cornett EdThe S&W from HellDetails of a .32 Double Action Ed discovered at the Las Vegas gun show with 7 factory dates stamps on the frame. Detailed pictures.Vol.31 #21997-09-6Dzubak JoeNortheast get together 1997Meeting in East Windsor, March 29 1997.Vol.31 #21997-09-7Roberts PeteMid-Atlantic Regional meetingQuantico/Triangle VA March 29 1997Vol.31 #21997-09-8Dzubak JoeMid-Atlantic & New England States regional meetingMatamoras, PA 23 November 1996Vol.31 #21997-09-9Anderson BillSouthwest Region MeetingTulsa, OK April 5th 1997Vol.31 #21997-09-10UnknownStolen FirearmsDetailed list of firearms stolen from Robert Harriss home.Vol.31 #21997-09-11Linne GeorgeThe Presidents CornerReview of the 1997 annual meeting and encouragement to attend the 1998 show.Vol.32 #11998-03-1Cheely RayAirweight N FramesResearch into N frame aluminum guns from the 1950s, examples such as 38-44 Outdoorsman 5 X numbered, Heavy-Duty 4, 8 3/8 chambered in 22 Hornet X numbered.Vol.32 #11998-03-2King JimMystery of the -1 K & N framesAnomalies in 3 & 4 screw framed Model 29 Dash 1 guns, possible reasons why both exist, request for member infoVol.32 #11998-03-3Wiest MSingle shot Second Model .38 SpecialDiscovery of an apparently origin 2nd Model single shot in .38 Special. Request for info on other examplesVol.32 #11998-03-4Jinks RoyS&W .38 M&P Revolvers K-Frames Part 1Importance of the Military and Police revolver and the K frame and .38 Special cartridge developed for it. Dates of model changes and approx numbers produced, detailed pictures, different barrel lengths, Victory models, S and C prefix, .32 S&W Long production, Model numbers 10, 11 & 45.Vol.32 #11998-03-5Jinks RoyBook ReviewCharlie Pates U.S. Handguns of World War II reviewedVol.32 #11998-03-6Flint HollisThe Registered .357 Magnum A Revolver Worth KeepingResearch into Reg # 4383. Much detail on Reg Mag options, barrel lengths, grips etc. Machine rest testing of various ammunition brands through the gun, velocities, group sizesVol.32 #11998-03-7Van Dusen MMurder most foulLocating the S&W Model 2 in .32 RF that supposedly killed Thomas DArcy McGee, a Canadian politician, in 1868.Vol.32 #11998-03-8UnknownThe Quadrangle Springfield Library & Museums Assoc.Press release discussing the $24,000 donation for storage of document collections.Vol.32 #11998-03-9Chicoine DavidS&Ws Tip-Up RevolversAn article from Bullet N Press by Dave subtitled How to make them tight again. Maintenance advice on how to repair early tip-up revolvers, many drawingsVol.32 #11998-03-10Anderson BillSouthwest Regional MeetingTulsa meeting October 18 1997.Vol.32 #11998-03-11VariousObituaries of membersRobert HarrisVol.32 #11998-03-12Linne GeorgeThe Presidents CornerEncouragement to attend the 1998 show, fight the proposed new gun laws.Vol.32 #21998-12-1Cornett EdSan Antonio MeetingEds trip to the 1998 annual meeting, the displays, the prize winners, pictures of the award winner.Vol.32 #21998-12-2Unknown1998 Annual Auction ReportWho purchased whatVol.32 #21998-12-3Newnan CraigIn the beginningThe early S&W patents and previous experience of both individuals Smith and Wesson, the Volcanic Repeating Arms Co., the Volcanic Magazine Pistol, detailed drawings of the gun and the cartridges. Lots of detailed drawings.Vol.32 #21998-12-4Priwer MikeK80333: An early example of Masterpiece Target OptionsExcellent brief summary of K frame production, serial number ranges, major changes, target options and more including copies of the 1946 (?) price list.Vol.32 #21998-12-5Cornett EdAn interesting Model 39An early steel frame 39 shipped to S&W Treasurer Frank Symonds, one of a pair the other went to Roy Jinks.Vol.32 #21998-12-6Priwer MikeThe Morgan-Carpenter-duPont Registered MagnumA Pre-War magnum ordered by duPont Chemicals VP Carpenter for an Alaskan charter boat captain (Dykeman) as a gift loads of documents fow of which relate to the gunVol.32 #21998-12-7Linne GeorgeThe Presidents CornerEncouragement to attend the annual meetingVol.33 #11999-03-1Cornett EdThe mystery of the .42 S&W Center Fire CartridgeEds research into the 42 Caliber S&W cartridge. Vol.33 #11999-03-2Hayward MaxAnother AircrewmanModel 12s shipped to the Swedish Air Force, serial number ranges, details and picsVol.33 #11999-03-3Priwer MikeS104194: An original Seattle Highway PatrolmanBackground to the Model 28, serial number ranges, an example shipped to Warshals in Seattle, special orders, and several S&W adverts for the model.Vol.33 #11999-03-4Cornett EdA Three Inch Model 19The rarest Model 19 barrel length, Eds research into his example, details of variations, known examples, serial number ranges, factory letters, advertsVol.33 #11999-03-5Jinks RoyObituary for RB WaymanVol.33 #11999-03-6Jinks RoyS&W K Frame Target ModelDevelopment of the .38 S&W Special K Frame, includes dev of hand ejector, intro of .38 M&P in 1899 chambered for the .38 Special, development of target shooting and the role of the M&P, lots of history and pictures of models. Vol.33 #11999-03-7Cornett EdFollow up to an interesting Model 39Follow up to Eds article in the previous journalVol.33 #11999-03-8Linne GeorgeThe Presidents CornerResponse to SWCA questionnaire on annual meeting datesVol.33 #21999-06-1Kline RobertA Plain Old Model No.2 Army S&WAcquisition of and research into a Model No.2 Army serial #10.Vol.33 #21999-06-2Pate CharlieA Balto City Police UpdateResearch into Baby Russians and Perfecteds sold to Baltimore City Police, pictures, drawings of holsters.Vol.33 #21999-06-3Leonhardt KA rare .45 Hand Ejector Model 0f 1917A model 1917 shipped in 1918 and probably returned to the factory for target sights in the mid 1920sVol.33 #21999-06-4King JimRevisiting the mystery of the -1 K & N framesResults of Jims research into -1 examples, with serial numbers, 3/4/5 screw frames notes, analysis of examples found in both N and K frames.Vol.33 #21999-06-5Pate CharlieNotes from the archives: Lt. Col. Gavin GoddardGoddards 1934 notes on proof and inspection marks found on various manufacturers firearms Colt, S&W, H&R, High Standard, Iver Johnson.Vol.33 #21999-06-6Pate CharlieThe S&W Signal PistolPicture of an original S&W Signal PistolVol.33 #21999-06-7Pate CharlieNerweigan Naval Air Force S&WsFurther info on the 1940 Norweigan M&Ps sent to CanadaVol.33 #21999-06-7Jinks RoyEditors NoteExplanation of manufacturing process domination over neat and tidy logistics that we collectors prefer to see.Vol.33 #21999-06-8Jinks RoyJerry Miculek sets 3 new world speed shooting recordsDetails of Jerrys 3 records, too fast for most of us to even understand.Vol.33 #21999-06-9Radaker BobThe Presidents CornerExplanation of board election, officers and terms.Vol.33 #21999-06-10VariousRegional Meetings 1999Southwest Bunch Apr 11, New England Mid-Atlantic Nov 28Vol.33 #31999-12-1Cornett EdThe mystery of S&Ws Victory Model, Serial No. V1Also titled Another scandal in the White house. Victory V1 presented to President Harry Truman in 1947, now housed in the Truman Library. Pictures of the gun and details of research into its provenance, drawings of the Victory, many pictures of production marks.Vol.33 #31999-12-2Lisle PaulCollecting 20th Century S&W GunsCollecting J framesVol.33 #31999-12-3King JimColt versus Schofield PistolReprint of article from Army & Navy Journal April 7 1877. Remarks about the U.S military trials rebutting many of the findings and results.Vol.34 #12000-09-1Radaker BobThe Presidents CornerEstablishing the SWCA Forum.Vol.34 #12000-09-2Crawford JohnThe 357 Magnum Model 27 TurnsDevelopment of the 357 Magnum, the pre-war Registered Magnum, early serial and registration numbers, changes in post-war guns, barrel lengths, numbers made, serial numbers, various engineering changes, items that accompanied guns, stocks, wood cases, and much more.Vol.34 #12000-09-3UnknownSouthwest Bunch NewsMarch 31st 2000 meetingVol.34 #12000-09-4Horwedel TomKnoxville 2000Participants at the AM, details of presentations, prize winners and pictures.Vol.34 #12000-09-5Maier BillSafety Hammerless Those Little GuysBill describing his display, the variations in calibers, barrel lengths and engineering changes, fakes, engraved, club guns, Capone gun, holsters and more.Vol.34 #12000-09-6Smith IrlingSWCA Meeting MinutesHighlights of the agenda from Knoxville 2000, S&W for saleVol.34 #12000-09-7Stellmacher CMember RequestsInfo required on the K-22 change from one-screw to two-screw rear sight, approx serial number for change, interesting sights & hammers.Vol.34 #12000-09-8Mower BruceS&W 1883 CircularEarly S&W circular from 1883, detailed description.Vol.34 #12000-09-9UnknownIn MemoriamObituaries for Roger Bishop, Irling Smith.Vol.34 #12000-09-10Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial report and list of items donated and sold at the auction in KnoxvilleVol.35 #12001-03-1Mower BruceS&W 1883 CircularReprint of 1883 circular article from previous journal, but this time with pictures includedVol.35 #12001-03-2Radaker BobThe Presidents CornerTribute to Irling Smith and appointment of Ernie Rice as replacement secretary.Vol.35 #12001-03-3Pitstick JerryMy Gosh What a coincidence!! Two old friends meet again research into a civil war Army #2 shows a link to another gun in owners collectionVol.35 #12001-03-4Cornett EdMatch Par, A S&W GameDetails of a shooting game based on golf, along with copies of the rule booklet.Vol.35 #12001-03-5UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Jacques SalzedoVol.35 #12001-03-6Wallinger J & King JimThe King Gun Sight Company Part 1Great article on D.W. King and his company, the sight replacement products offered and gunsmithing work undertaken. Research undertaken, details of Kings life and death, catalogs, his sights on Registered Magnums, cock-eyed hammers, cross stock of products between S&W and King, short-actions for revolvers, sight rib conversions Super Targets. History of product release by year.Vol.35 #22001-09-1Radaker BobThe Presidents CornerA presidential goodbyeVol.35 #22001-09-2DeRose PeterThe Presidents CornerThe 2001 Annual MeetingVol.35 #22001-09-3VariousInternet Q&AQuestions and answers from Joe Millers internet forum S&W serial number placement, ammo for the .32/.44, Blue Book journals.Vol.35 #22001-09-4Unknown2001 Annual Meeting MinutesThe 2001 annual meeting in Springfield, highlights from the agenda, table covers for sale, award winners and pictures.Vol.35 #22001-09-5Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.35 #22001-09-6Lucio JessThe Evolution of the 357 MagnumDevelopment of the pre-war Registered Magnum, background and ammunition, details of Reg Mag manufacturing and options, production data, post-war 357s, the first K frame 357 Combat Magnum (Model 19)Vol.35 #22001-09-7UnknownSouthwest Bunch NewsOctober19th 2001 meetingVol.35 #22001-09-8Unknown2001 Annual Show Auction ResultsItems donated and sold at the annual meeting.Vol.35 #22001-09-9Unknown2001 Springfield Award WinnersList of awards, winners and pictures.Vol.35 #22001-09-10VariousEvolution of the Model 29 44 MagnumDetails of the SWCA display at the NRA Annual Meeting in Kansas City 2001. Description of the display, guns and awards won. List of firearms displayed with descriptionVol.35 #22001-09-11Kieffer TedMy .22 HornetTeds project to build a 22 Hornet on a Model 29 frame. Much detail on Don Cassavants gunsmithing and how to repeat the process if interested.Vol.36 #12002-03-1DeRose PeterThe Presidents CornerS&W new ownership and publication of 150th Anniversary Special Collectors Edition, S&W Handguns 2002Vol.36 #12002-03-2Pate CharlieLetters to the membersOutline of Charlies book on the #3 US American ModelVol.36 #12002-03-3Niemczyk LK-22 Masterpiece Target RevolverArticle on K-22s with details on both pre and post-war guns, accuracy tests, serial numbers, sights and more.Vol.36 #12002-03-4DeRose PeterLuckPeters process for designing his display for 2001 AMVol.36 #12002-03-5UnknownIn MemoriamObituarys for John Otteman, Dick Capps, Donald MenziesVol.36 #12002-03-6Shuter LizCollecting an engraved LadysmithPurchase of an engraved Ladysmith and display at the Springfield show.Vol.36 #12002-03-7Wallinger J & King JimThe King Gun Sight Company Part 2Focusing on the years of WWII and the late 1940s, details of advertising, further move into gunsmithing employing Bob Chow, acquisition of the name by Ricky Gunsight in 1954 Vol.36 #12002-03-8VariousInternet Q&AQuestions and answers from Joe Millers internet forum - 41 Special Prototype, 5 K-38s, a Model 28 in .44 Special, an M&P in .38 S&W, a Schofield without US markings.Vol.36 #22002-06-1UnknownImportant Policy Change Annual MeetingThe financial impact of not staying at the host hotel and announcement of a $100 charge to attendees who do notVol.36 #22002-06-2DeRose PeterThe Presidents CornerS&Ws 150th Anniversary celebration, SWCA display at the NRA Show in Reno.Vol.36 #22002-06-3UnknownLas Vegas Annual MeetingPresentations and pictures from Las Vegas.Vol.36 #22002-06-4UnknownMinutes from Las VegasHighlights from the agenda at the annual meeting.Vol.36 #22002-06-5VariousInternet Q&AQuestions and answers from Joe Millers internet forum Carbonia Blueing, Chief Specials, cleaning old ivory grips, length of Reg Mag barrels, Revolving Rifle, Vol.36 #22002-06-6Cornett EdRusty Relics and Dup UpsEds collection of recovered underground relics, fascinating frontier history.Vol.36 #22002-06-7Unknown2002 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.36 #22002-06-8UnknownShow AwardsWho won awards at the annual show.Vol.36 #22002-06-9Gaertner LarryDefend and ProtectLarrys display of martial guns from the M&Ps of the Spanish American War in 1900 to the Model 56 of the 1962 USAF. Guns shipped to the OSS, Coast Guard, Marine Corp and many others.Vol.36 #22002-06-10UnknownMy favorite gunAnd their favorite guns.Vol.36 #22002-06-11Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.36 #22002-06-12Neal BobRequest for helpBob requesting information on the evolution of S&W Target Sights 1878 1942 in preparation for a major acticleVol.37 #12003-03-1Cross Bill & Radaker BobS&Ws .44 Magnum, The Model 29Entire journal devoted to research into the Model 29, the definitive article by the two most knowledgeable collectors. Begins with the first production gun, early barrel lengths available, finishes, adverts, lots of serial # info, grips including Cokes, leather cases, 5 4 and 3 screw side plates, model marked guns, wooden cases, 5 screw barrels, fine engraved examples, many tables of production data, engineering changes, styles of cases. Lots of great pictures.Vol.37 #22003-06-1DeRose PeterThe Presidents CornerImportance of recruiting new members and supporting CVHM, contributing articles to the journalVol.37 #22003-06-2Kyler DuaneThe JM Davis Arms & Historical MuseumOklahomas Must-See collection of firearms and other items in Claremore OK. Details of Mr Daviss life, his accumulation of guns, long term lease to the State of OK. Vol.37 #22003-06-3VariousInternet Q&AQuestions and answers from Joe Millers internet forum 19th century assembly numbers, flat latches, .32 M&P revolvers, box for the .32 RF New Model Tip Up Model 1 , screwdrivers, finishes on Victory Models (blue, black and parkerized)Vol.37 #22003-06-4UnknownCollectors, S&W step into breachReprint of Springfield Union News article about $12,000 donation to CVHM.Vol.37 #22003-06-5McCarver S & Mullin TA modern rarity made to orderMelonite finish special order 4566 guns from the Performance CenterVol.37 #22003-06-6Cross BillArtistry in Metal: The Engravers Art and post-war 357 Magnum RevolversExamples of post-war guns engraved by the factory and by external engravers. Many, many pictures of engraved guns.Vol.37 #22003-06-7UnknownSWCA and NRA PoliciesLife Membership, Ethics and the NRA Code of Ethics for Gun Dealers and CollectorsVol.37 #22003-06-8Cross BillMy Alaska Bush CompanionBram Tellekamps 44 Magnum, the history of the famous wildlife cinematographer from Alaska and his presentation gun, pictures of his exploits, Vol.37 #22003-06-9Cross BillTwo rare S&W Revolvers in 45 Colt CaliberTwo rare 45 Colts, a 455 HE 2nd Model and a 38/44 Heavy DutyVol.37 #22003-06-10UnknownIn MemoriamObituarys for John Oliver, Earle Theall, Richard Williams, Clifford Schisler, Richard Mott, Sue BennettVol.37 #32003-09-1DeRose PeterThe Presidents CornerFarewell from retiring presidentVol.37 #32003-09-2Supica JimThe Presidents CornerReview of Annual meeting in Milwaukee, the online forum.Vol.37 #32003-09-3UnknownCandid Shots from the Milwaukee ShowPictures of attendees.Vol.37 #32003-09-4Rice Ernie2003 Annual Meeting MinutesHighlights of the agenda, raising dues, revised award categories.Vol.37 #32003-09-5Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.37 #32003-09-6Cross BillA Mystery Pair of Engraved 357 Magnum RevolversA pair of 357s sent out by S&W for engraving, returned and then sold quietly because of errors in detail. Fine work, detailed pictures.Vol.37 #32003-09-7Unknown2003 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.37 #32003-09-8Unknown2003 Milwaukee AwardsPictures of prize presentationsVol.37 #32003-09-9Unknown2003 Milwaukee DisplaysPictures and descriptions of 2003 annual meeting displays Vol.37 #32003-09-10Cross BillEarly Model 629 RevolversProduction, variations, engraved examples, many picturesVol.37 #32003-09-11Gaertner LarryThe Orlando NRA Convention 2003SWCA display at the NRA Show, prizes won etc.Vol.37 #32003-09-12Antipas JimRegional Spring ShowEastern region meeting May 3rd Vol.37 #32003-09-13Miller JoePoints to consider when purchasing a firearmGuidelines for buying a firearm over the internet, dos and donts, legalities and moreVol.37 #32003-09-14VariousInternet Q&AQ&As from Joe Millers internet forum 1950 Targets in 44 Special, guidelines for caring for your antique guns, gun safes, coil springs in N frames, 3rd model RussiaVol.37 #32003-09-15Maedel JackSo you wanna host a show?Advice for potential show hosts, how to plan it, approval etc.Vol.38 #12004-03-1Supica JimThe Presidents CornerEncouragement to attend 2004 Dallas meetingVol.38 #12004-03-2Jinks RoyThe Chairmans UpdatePraise for Joe Millers forum, growth in emails and letters (3000 in 2003), documents sold and not housed in CVHMVol.38 #12004-03-3VariousInternet Q&ADate of manufacturer versus shipping, finish of rammer rods on Model 1 , pre-war grip adapters, checking the records of Marcus Hartley, a ported Model 25-2 in 45 Colt, frame sizes J/K/L/M versus E/F/H/G, S prefix serial # stamps, numbering latches on .44 DA 1st Models.Vol.38 #12004-03-4Cross BillEspecially selected by Elmer Keith 12-1-71A 4 Model 29 ordered by Elmer Keith for a friend and engraved at the factory as selected by him.Vol.38 #12004-03-5Flick CharlieSole Survivor? Story of a Navy Victory ModelResearch into a Navy Victory model with an interesting history in the Pacific theater in WWIIVol.38 #12004-03-6Grote RobertA tribute to my DadVol.38 #12004-03-7Burgoff D & Steadman LVariations in S&W First Model 3rd IssuesResearch into a number of First Model 3rd Issues noting differences between them in a table with pics and drawingsVol.38 #12004-03-7UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Mike StuckslagerVol.38 #12004-03-8Venturella JMy S&W Dream RevolverProject to build a blue Model 58 project gun in .41 Magnum.Vol.38 #22004-06-1Supica JimThe Presidents CornerGun collecting and the political process, advice on selecting candidates to receive your voteVol.38 #22004-06-2VariousInternet Q&APost war commercial Model of 1917, incorrect caliber for a Model 3 pocket pistol, a 22/32 Kit Gun, description of the box for a .32 Regulation Police, the Bug screw, spring assisted yokes on Heavy Dutys and other pre-war N frames, importance of shipping dates, factory test fire procedureVol.38 #22004-06-3Mullin TRarest Smith Auto LoaderThe 1046 10mm auto pistol, only 146 made. Reason for its development, Vol.38 #22004-06-4Speers MWas it or wasnt it?Historical research into pre-war Registered Magnum #4020, possibly used to thwart a bank robbery in 1940Vol.38 #22004-06-5Pitstick JJohn H. MasonheimerA Civil War Hero Who Got A Second Chance research into a Model 1 2nd issue inscribed as found on Stone River battlefield in 1862. Guidance on how to research individuals from the civil war, interesting story of a volunteer in the 15th Kentucky Inf. and his fight against raiders at home Vol.38 #22004-06-6McCarver MS&W A Lifetime AttractionCollecting S&W revolvers for 30 yearsVol.38 #22004-06-7UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Paul Hammersten, Leon Pullen, Charles ShuterVol.38 #32004-09-1Supica JimThe Presidents CornerThanks to all for Dallas show, brief review of the board meeting, NRA membership, prize winners and intro to Minneapolis in 2005.Vol.38 #32004-09-2Lucio JessCandid shots from the Dallas ShowGreat shots from the Dallas show, display tables and moreVol.38 #32004-09-3Rice ErnieMinutes S&WCA 2004 Annual Meeting Highlights of the agenda, NRA membership policy, annual awards, CVHM donations and more.Vol.38 #32004-09-4Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.38 #32004-09-5Unknown2004 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.38 #32004-09-6Unknown2004 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2004 annual award winnersVol.38 #32004-09-7Unknown2004 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.38 #32004-09-8VariousInternet Q&A248 members registered on e-forum, list of people who sell parts for S&Ws, documents held by the University of Mass, documents held by CVHM, membership of the NRA, Model 19s in 4 1/8 barrel, Victory Model holsters, Navy Victory models, replacing the blue flocking on a S&W wood box, advice on long-term gun storage, alphabet U & W mainsprings, re-nickel process at the factory, pre-war grip adapters, early pearl and ivory grips, shipping date v manufacture, used 16-4sVol.38 #32004-09-9Halfpenny RexAn Ode to the S&WPoem in praise of Smith & WessonsVol.38 #32004-09-10Halfpenny RexAn Open Letter Rexs comments on attending the 2004 Annual MeetingVol.38 #32004-09-11Grote RDads K-22 Started it allRoberts interest in collecting S&WsVol.38 #32004-09-12Cross BillTarget stocks used on the .44 Magnum, 1956-1983Detailed analysis of .44 Magnum stocks including detailed picturesVol.39 #12005-03-1Supica JimThe Presidents CornerEncouragement to attend Minneapolis in 2005, revised Display Award categories, rules of annual meetingsVol.39 #12005-03-2Maedel JackIn support of our auction: Lets raise the barEncouragement to attend the 2005 show and for donations to the auctionVol.39 #12005-03-3VariousInternet Q&AUsing +P .38 Special rounds in older guns, are Model 24 & 624 cylinders heat treated as Model 29 & 629s, what are guns that letter as open or still in S&W inventory, Victory Model backstrap markings, Victory Model refinish, Lend Lease Victory Model, S&W tall rear sights, cylinder drag lines, Cockeyed Hammers origin and makers, Clark hammers, factory changer from gold to silver medallions, factory installed Roper grips, N Frame Target grips, S&W pre-war Magna grips, engraved post-war guns, S&W pre-war 357 to Colt rep, S&W Trademark in Spanish. Vol.39 #12005-03-4Speers MikePerfection is an attitudeAn engraved Triplelock by Ralph Bone used in advertising by BizjetVol.39 #12005-03-5Wallinger J & King JimThe King Gun Sight Company Part 3Services and products marketed by King, their catalogs, incorporation of many of their features into todays guns, King patents such as Super Grouper, Super Target and Cockeyed Hammer, magazine balancing weights, recoil buffers, Woodsman combination stock and holster, King-Murad grips, ventilated ribs, short action conversions, the full variety of King sights, peep sights, long range sights.Vol.39 #12005-03-6McNeil ManyRegistered Magnum ReunionPutting a 5 Registered Magnum back together wirh its box, tube and certificate.Vol.39 #22005-06-1Supica JimThe Presidents CornerFarewell from Jim, thanks to various.Vol.39 #22005-06-2VariousInternet Q&ABlue v Nickel production, S&W boxes deliberately labeled upside down, why S&W HA cylinders rotate counter clockwise, occasional plum coloration of cylinders, flat latch production, screw threads for 320 revolving rifles, 3rd Model .44 HE production including barrel lengths, Target Triplelock sights, US Naval Ordnance notes, Model 53 barrel length production (estimated), identifying fake .357 Registered Magnum certificates, Gold box production.Vol.39 #22005-06-3Pate CharlieNotes from CVHM CD LeetProduction of S&W ammo from 1857 through the 1870sVol.39 #22005-06-4Williams KevinThe gripping story of Walter F RoperStory of Walter Roper, his life, education, employment with S&W, developing his famous grips, large number of pictures, relationship with Gagne, Gagnes son at S&W and possible involvement with Coke grips.Vol.39 #22005-06-5Cross BillType descriptions for S&Ws .44 MagnumBills 11 distinct type descriptions for the Pre-Model 29 through the 29-2, complete detailed listed descriptions and approx serial number ranges for each.Vol.39 #22005-06-6Williams KevinCanadian S&W .455 Mk II Hand Ejector Second ModelResearch into a really nice .455 HE purchased by Lt Nicholson of the Canadian engineers.Vol.39 #22005-06-7Halfpenny RexThe eBay EffectThe impact of the internet on firearms collecting, reviewing both positives and negatives, example prices of Outdoorsman, Reg Mags, and a table of box prices.Vol.39 #22005-06-8VariousIn MemoriamObituaries for Gary Garbrecht, Jack Dillon, Dennis Hotaling Vol.39 #32005-09-1Miller ConnellThe Presidents CornerVol.39 #32005-09-2Rice ErnieBoard NotesTermination of Scott Grotes membershipVol.39 #32005-09-3Rice ErnieSWCA Notes Annual MeetingReview of the event, attendees, highlights of Board Meeting.Vol.39 #32005-09-4Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.39 #32005-09-5Unknown2005 Candid Shots from MinneapolisPics of the 2005 annual showVol.39 #32005-09-6Unknown2005 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.39 #32005-09-7Unknown2005 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.39 #32005-09-8Unknown2005 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2005 annual award winnersVol.39 #32005-09-9Unknown2005 Minneapolis Special PresentationsSpecial awards made at the Minneapolis shows including final presentation of the Calhoun Norton trophyVol.39 #32005-09-10VariousInternet Q&ASoft & Hard fitting in the manufacturing process, outline of S&W production volume info, Fuzzy Farrant conversions, side plate logo on early 20th Century guns, Bill Jordan and the Model 19, S&W Model 39 Prototype X guns, questions on early nickel plating techniques.Vol.39 #32005-09-11Pate CharlieAmericans for the West Point Class of 1873Order of 21 Model 3s nickel plated for the West Point graduating class of 1873 at $15.50 per unitVol.39 #32005-09-12Jinks RoyNotes on early .38 Chiefs Special ShipmentsDetails of the first J frame, serial numbers of many given away or presented plus shipping for all of the first 75.Vol.39 #32005-09-13Odom & CrossA Four-screw Model 29-1A 4 Screw Model 29-1 in nickel, many pics and serial # tableVol.39 #32005-09-14UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for George Smithgall, Steven Legge, Chuck Lubbe, Russell TownsleyVol.40 #12006-03-1Miller ConnellThe Presidents CornerEncouragement to attend SW Bunch and annual meetingsVol.40 #12006-03-2VariousInternet Q&ARegistered Magnum in .22 LR, Model 25-5 chamberings, Nickel Model 53 Jet, Franklin Mint American Replica.Vol.40 #12006-03-3Pate CharlieEarly S&W Paper BoxesInformation on early paper boxes from the 1870sVol.40 #12006-03-4Cross Bill50th Anniversary 44 MagnumClass A engraved 1957 5 Screw pre-Model 29 with picsVol.40 #12006-03-5McMillan RThe S&W Model 39 its variations and modificationsDetailed monograph on the Model 39, development, pre 39s, Reissues, Model 44 Single Actions, early Model 52,s, steel frames, 39-2s, larger contracts such as Venezuela and Connecticut SP commemorative, the Hush Puppy, 2nd Generation Guns, after market variations, .22 LR versions, Border Patrol versions. Every miscellaneous item you can imagine, tons of pictures, serial number data, boxes, paper.Vol.40 #22006-06-1Miller ConnellThe Presidents CornerSW bunch meeting, 1st color journalVol.40 #22006-06-2VariousInternet Q&AImpact on value of King features, correct finish on a 1941 British .38 S&W, Serial #s v Shipping Dates, J frame Bug screws, Model 45 Dash numbers, pre-war Grip Adapters, .22/32 I frame BekeartVol.40 #22006-06-3Pate CharlieS&Ws 1944 Display at the Springfield MuseumDocuments from University of Mass relating to a 1944 museum display including serial numbers of guns involvedVol.40 #22006-06-4Wallinger J & King JimThe King Gun Sight Company Part 4A very detailed photographic record of King prepared gunsVol.40 #22006-06-5Maher MikeS&W .38 New Departure Revolvers owned by 20th Century StudiosDetail of research into a number if .38 New Departures acquired by 20th Century StudiosVol.40 #22006-06-6Tremaine RConventional WisdomThe Olympic chamber on Straight Line and Third Model Single Shots and tests of their accuracy.Vol.40 #22006-06-7Cross BillEngraved for Gary GarbrechtRussell Smith engraved for GG with the story of Russells life - WWII tank, the S&W logo, a cabin cruiser, golfer. Vol.40 #22006-06-8UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Markel PopeVol.40 #32006-09-1Miller ConnellThe Presidents CornerReview of Salt Lake meetingVol.40 #32006-09-2Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.40 #32006-09-3Rice ErnieSWCA Notes Annual MeetingReview of the event, attendees, highlights of Board Meeting.Vol.40 #32006-09-4Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.40 #32006-09-5UnknownCandid Shots from Salt LakePics of the 2006 annual showVol.40 #32006-09-6Unknown2006 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.40 #32006-09-7Unknown2006 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.40 #32006-09-8Unknown2006 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2006 annual award winnersVol.40 #32006-09-9Pate CharlieM.W. Robinson and American Model Shoulder RestDetails of the Model 3 shoulder stocks, detailed pictures including cased and serial numbered examples.Vol.40 #32006-09-10Odom ChuckS&W 44 Magnum No.130938First of the Collectors Corner articles, Chuck discusses his favorite 44 Magnum, many picturesVol.40 #32006-09-11Halfpenny RexRegistered Magnum Sales Circular VariationsDetailed information on Reg Mag sales circular variations including differences, dates of issue, reprints of eachVol.40 #32006-09-12UnknownIn MemoriamObituary of Charles KleinVol.41 #12007-03-1Miller ConnellThe Presidents CornerSW bunch meeting record attendees (86) and encouragement to attend annual meeting.Vol.41 #12007-03-2VariousInternet Q&ADating old catalogs, Triplelock lot sizes: serial numbers v shipping dates with lots of serial number data, Volcanic pistol data, Lanyard Swivels on Triplelocks and other pre-war guns and effect on serial number stamps, S&W white outline rear sights Vol.41 #12007-03-3Pate CharlieM.W. Robinson and S&W Ivory gripsPrice of stocking S&W Americans in 1873 in wood, pearl and ivory.Vol.41 #12007-03-4Kennelly MA Seven Year ProjectCollectors corner, having a Model 27-2 engraved by Paul Piquette and waiting 7 years for the gun. Many pictures and design sketches.Vol.41 #12007-03-5Houze HSmall but DevilishEarly references to the S&W Volcanic pistol, material from various 1850s newspapers and other publications commenting on the pistolsVol.41 #12007-03-6King Jim and JackiManufacturing Changes in S&W K-Frames 1899-1961: Visual Clues for the CollectorAdaptation of presentations given at the 2003 Milwaukee meeting, using changes to give periods of manufacture, background to the K frame, features of the early hand ejector, details of the early K frame models (1899, 1902, 1905), chronological list of changes to the K frame through 1961 with detailed explanation of each event. Tons of pictures and drawing to demonstrate changes.Vol.41 #12007-03-7Burghoff DBook ReviewFavorable review of Charlie Pates The S&W American Model in U.S. and Foreign ServiceVol.41 #12007-03-8UnknownIn MemoriamObituary of Barbara Dobson, Frank Arvanetes, Spenser Michael FisherVol.41 #22007-06-1Cross BillThe Presidents CornerNRA show results for Jim and Judy Fishers display, upcoming Tulsa show and the SW Bunch meeting.Vol.41 #22007-06-2Cheely RayRandom ShotsAppointment of Rex Halfpenny as annual event coordinatorVol.41 #22007-06-3Halfpenny RexBringing home the big showRex stating his intentions and thanks for the oppportunityVol.41 #22007-06-4VariousInternet Q&AS&W Model 48 Production Variations, Moore Patent info and example gun, 38-44 Heavy Duty No. 44829 with an unusual barrel length, 38 S&W Special cartridge and its original black powder load, 38-44 Heavy Duty 1st month production day by day, Pre-Model 10 shipping date, K-32 peru recessed chambers, Charles C Call presentation revolver with details of his 64 years with S&WVol.41 #22007-06-5Cross BillRare and limited production from S&WS&WCAs award winning display at the annual meeting of the NRA Jim & Judy Fishers 70+ gun display in St.Louis 2007, awards won, highlights of the weekend including Tom Sellecks visit.Vol.41 #22007-06-6Pate CharlieM.W. Robinson Monthly SalesSummary of monthly sales of S&W Americans, Old Russians and shoulder stocks by S&Ws major distributor for October 1873.Vol.41 #22007-06-7Cross BillHighway Patrolman Model 28-2 with brush nickel finishCollectors corner, a very rare Model 28-2 4 inch in brushed nickel finishVol.41 #22007-06-8Pate CharlieS&W Model 1917 Club GunsThe detail behind the 51 .45 Army Club Guns produced between 1916 and 1955, the first being made before any orders were received for Model 1917sVol.41 #22007-06-9Jinks RoyS&W Shoulder StocksHistory of S&Ws shoulder stocks for the Model 3 Americans and Russians, table of sales by month for 1873 and 1874 and 1875. plus data by year for 1876/7/8/9. Many pictures and examples, the Australian contract order, factory sales pamphlets, the New Model No.3 .320 Revolving Rifle, table of purchases from M.W. Robinson, pictures of boxes for shoulder stocks, Vol.41 #22007-06-10Cross BillS&W Magnums in PrintReprints of 4 articles from various publications from 1956 to 1981 including Argosy May 1956 .44 Magnum, Guns August 1964 .41 Magnum, Gun Digest Treasury 1977 factory engraved .44 Magnum, Guns February 1981 two Russ Smith engraved .44 Magnums.Vol.41 #22007-06-11Odom ChuckDr Coppridges Unique .44 MagnumA 5 inch 5 screw .44 Magnum ordered by Dr Coppridge in 1956, purchased from him in 2003, much correspondenceVol.41 #22007-06-12Whittington R & Gabel KThe Sash Hook S&W revolversExplanation of the spur noted on the trigger guard of 2nd and 3rd Model Russians, a suspension hook for Cossack units.Vol.41 #22007-06-13UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Charlotte Orr, Bill Powell, Mike Anderson, John EsteyVol.41 #32007-09-1Cross BillThe Presidents CornerRichmond annual meeting.Vol.41 #32007-09-2Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.41 #32007-09-3Rice ErnieSWCA Notes Annual MeetingReview of the event, attendees, highlights of Board Meeting, extension to the CVHM.Vol.41 #32007-09-4Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.41 #32007-09-5UnknownCandid Shots from Salt LakePics of the 2007 annual showVol.41 #32007-09-6Unknown2007 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.41 #32007-09-7Unknown2007 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.41 #32007-09-8Unknown2007 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2007 annual award winnersVol.41 #32007-09-9UnknownS&WCA Buyer Beware PolicyS&WCA ethics policy, we do not subscribe to buyer bewareVol.41 #32007-09-10VariousInternet Q&A.380 caliber pistols, Standard Barrel Lengths 6 1/8th Model 66, Lanyard Rings on .38 Safety Hammerless, 38-44 Heavy Duty 1st month production by day, 22-32 Heavy Target Grips, guns open on the records, firearm orientation (barrel left or right) in presentation cases, diamond stamp on S&W?Vol.41 #32007-09-11Pate CharlieEarly S&W Nickel PlatingDocuments from CVHM relating to 1870s nickel platingVol.41 #32007-09-12Warner DonThe Philadelphia EdisonCollectors Corner Victor Lee Emerson and Registered Magnum #675, details of Emersons life, correspondence with S&W, his obituary, his inventionsVol.41 #32007-09-13Williams KevinS&W Registered Magnum CertificatesThe details of the Registered Magnum certificates, the order brochure, Reg #s in the crane, tube, Reg cards, details of the logos, embossed seal, ink color, signatures.Vol.41 #32007-09-14UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Colin Dobson.Vol.42 #12008-03-1Cross BillThe Presidents CornerTulsa gun show, SW Bunch meeting, upcoming Sturbridge annual meeting.Vol.42 #12008-03-2VariousInternet Q&ARe-used serial numbers by factory, Pre-Model 12 Bug screw, when did they use Coke-Bottle stocks and on what guns, Smooth Presentation grips, 38 Military, Model 1902, Oct 2007 Tulsa Gun Show and SW Bunch meeting with picsVol.42 #12008-03-3UnknownGun Collectors target SpringfieldReprint of Springfield Sunday Republican on S&WCAs annual meeting in 1987Vol.42 #12008-03-4Pate CharlieMax Fiedler, St.PetersburgFrom the CVHM archives, S&Ws agents sales report from the Moscow Worlds Exhibition of 1872. Vol.42 #12008-03-5Connot Mark32 Safety Hammerless #1071Collectors Corner: research into safety hammerless guns with lanyard rings.Vol.42 #12008-03-6Taffin JohnSixgun StocksWrite up by one of shootings great journalists. Johns summary of stock materials (such as synthetics, ivory, stag, micarta, various woods) complete with list of suppliersVol.42 #12008-03-7Hopkins-Arnold A & Hopkins JS&W Triple Lock in British Service 1914-17 Part 1Description of a Triple Lock and research into a specific revolver owned and used by a Royal Artillery officer in WWI. Many pics and drawingsVol.42 #12008-03-8UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Steve Ray.Vol.42 #22008-06-1Cross BillThe Presidents CornerS&WCA formed to promote good fellowship, communicating ideas or criticisms to the officers and directors to bring about improvementVol.42 #22008-06-2VariousInternet Q&AChecking a Bekeart serial number, early J frames on Chiefs Specials, S&W Handcuff serial numbers, Primer on S&W stocks by Lee Jarrett how to remove if stuck, how to put back onto gun without damage, storage, repairing buggered grips screws. Pre-war grips adapters, pre and post patent award, Army test of 38-44s including 5 serial numbers, details of tests and eventual destination of the guns after return to S&W.Vol.42 #22008-06-3Pate CharlieColonel Rex ApplegateFrom the Univ of Mass archives; personal letters between S&W and Rex ApplegateVol.42 #22008-06-4Harris SteveCapt George Nontes 1950 44 Military Revolver (Model 21)Research into a gun shipped to George Nonte, outline of gun author Nontes work, picture of the gun.Vol.42 #22008-06-5Cornett EdA Presidential .357 MagnumPresented to President Truman in 1948, a rare transitional 357 in 8 3/8 barrel, much of the original correspondence, pictures of the gun and holster.Vol.42 #22008-06-6Coppridge Alton MDThe rest of the story Re: Dr Coppridges Unique .44 MagnumCorrections to Chuck Odoms previous article by the original owner of the .44 magnum. Also includes grips from Sanderson, discussions with Elmer Keith, a Heiser belt and holster and much more detail.Vol.42 #22008-06-7Hopkins-Arnold A & Hopkins JS&W Triple Lock in British Service 1914-17 Part 2Further research into a Triple Lock revolver owned and used by a Royal Artillery officer in WWI focusing on his service record and death.Vol.42 #22008-06-8Cross BillThe untimely end of a 44 MagnumStory of a magnum that couldnt take a double charge of powder, S&Ws reaction to the problem including replacing the gun.Vol.42 #22008-06-9UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for James Beck and D.J. PhillipsVol.42 #32008-09-1Cross BillThe Presidents CornerSturbridge annual meeting, founding the SWHFVol.42 #32008-09-2Cross BillS&W Historical FoundationFounded by Ray and Sheryl Cheely to promote research, preservation and display of historical S&W materialsVol.42 #32008-09-3Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.42 #32008-09-4Rice ErnieSWCA Notes from the Annual Business MeetingAttendees, highlights of Board Meeting, update from the CVHM.Vol.42 #32008-09-5Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.42 #32008-09-6Lucio JessCandid Shots from SturbridgePics of the 2008 annual showVol.42 #32008-09-7Unknown2008 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.42 #32008-09-8Unknown2008 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.42 #32008-09-9Unknown2008 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2008 annual award winnersVol.42 #32008-09-10UnknownMinutes of the First S&WCA official meetingS&WCA minutes of the first meeting in Las Vegas 1970Vol.42 #32008-09-11VariousInternet Q&A357 Registered Magnum purchase taking several years - correspondence supplied by Roy, 357 magnums to U.S. Government and 38-32 Terrier Post Office guns interesting emails between Roy and Charlie Pate with info on Reg Mags shipped to the government and the Ordnance evaluation, also re Terrier order for the USPS. Non-survivors parts for First and Third single shots and possible explanations for their existence, 1000 Model 19s purchased by the Border Patrol and the path they took, Interesting items from Roys researches 38-44 Heavy Duties for police, K-22s and moreVol.42 #32008-09-12Pate CharliePuerto Rico NG Model 1917 RevolversFrom the archives: correspondence between Puerto Rico National Guard re serial numbers of 1917sVol.42 #32008-09-13Barbour JimOne Ragged HoleCollectors Corner: Jims collecting of Model 29-6s, his extensive testing of the guns accuracy and his modificationsVol.42 #32008-09-14Hayward MaxVictory Officers Model38 M&Ps 4 , wrongly called Victory as shipped in 1953/4 Vol.42 #32008-09-15Cross Bill & Jinks RoyThe Persona Non Grata ClubThe formation of the PNG club during a flight to Europe in the 1950s, membership and their Model 29 revolvers, pictures of Curtis LeMays 2 guns Model 29 and Model 53, with pictures of the engraving specific to PNG gunsVol.42 #32008-09-16Brown ArloBowen, Persinger & LoveThe creation of a custom ivory-gripped, engraved 4 S&W 38-44 Heavy Duty .45 Colt Conversion. Built by Bowen, grips by Persinger and engraved by Love. Many pics of process and finished gunVol.42 #32008-09-17UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Joanne Englehart, Bill MaierVol.43 #12009-03-1Cross BillPresidents CornerEncouragement to attend Troy annual meeting, journal articles and congrats to Jim Supica, Director NRA MuseumVol.43 #12009-03-2Cross BillNotes from the SW BunchAttendance at meeting in Nov 2008, activities etc.Vol.43 #12009-03-3Cross BillSWHF Examples of Digitized and indexed RecordsDocuments relating to the 8 Registered Magnum 2517 that left the factory with Tuskoid gripsVol.43 #12009-03-4UnknownInternet Q&ASpecial Order end-label dates, Serial Numbers versus Shipping Dates, Dash 1 Models, .45 Colt TriplelockVol.43 #12009-03-5Pate CharlieThe Schofield-Colt SAA Trigger Pull TestFrom the archives, details of trigger pull tests conducted at Frankford Arsenal in January 1878.Vol.43 #12009-03-6Keller PeterThe Evolution of a S&W shooter/accumulator/collectorHow Peters collection grew.Vol.43 #12009-03-7Cross Bill & Odom ChuckTrophy 1955 model target 45Development of the 1955 Target Model and notable early examples given as prizes at Tampa Mid-Winter matchesVol.43 #12009-03-8Pitstick JerryFour SoldiersS&W firearms used by members of the Cook family in the Civil WarVol.43 #12009-03-9Pate CharlieS&Ws First Model ThreeDevelopment of S&Ws Model 3 Army during the Civil WarVol.43 #12009-03-10Cross BillEngraved by Alvin WhiteFour .44 Magnums engraved by Alvin White, variations in detail, many great pictures, Vol.43 #12009-03-11UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Leland Schlegel and Larry SchellVol.43 #22009-06-1Cross BillPresidents CornerThanks to Richard McMillan for AM presenation on 75 Years of S&W Automatic Pistols 1913-1988, SW Bunch meeting in April 2009Vol.43 #22009-06-2UnknownInternet Q&APearl Grips, Front Sight Mounting Pins, Box Paraphernalia, Model 39 T Numbers, New Model #3s in .455 Caliber, Vol.43 #22009-06-3Pate CharlieArmy Surplus S&Ws from 1900From the archives, Interesting guns held in Benicia Arsenal in 1900 including many S&WsVol.43 #22009-06-4Patteson BillHometown TreasureCollectors Corner, Bills evolving collection with many picturesVol.43 #22009-06-5Connot MarkBoxes for the S&W Pocket Top Break RevolversDefinitive article on colors, sizes and labeling of Top Break boxes including a very useful table. Many pictures.Vol.43 #22009-06-6Halfpenny RexShorty Sortie over Thunder RanchRexs trip to Thunder Ranch and the results of his training with Clint Smith, particularly his use of 6906.Vol.43 #22009-06-7Jinks RoyThe S&W .44 Hand Ejector First Model (Triplelock)Roys presentation from Sturbridge AM, development of the hand ejector and the N frame .44 First Models, record of the 1906 shipment, variations such as the .455 British, .44-40, .38-40, .45 Colt.Vol.43 #22009-06-8Cross Bill50th Anniversary Model 29Article detailing the Model 29 Anniversary 44 Magnum, many pictures, boxes, engraving, patches and vest.Vol.43 #22009-06-9UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Judy RogersVol.43 #32009-09-1Cross BillPresidents CornerUpdate on Troy MI AM, encouragement to attend Tucson, new role as Treasurer replacing Ray Cheely.Vol.43 #32009-09-2UnknownS&W Historian Roy Jinks celebrates 50th NRA meetingRoy presented with an engraved Model 29 to mark attendance at 50 NRA annual meetings.Vol.43 #32009-09-3McMillan R75 Tears of S&W Semi-Auto Pistols 1913-1988Richards presentation from the Phoenix NRA meeting, over 100 gunsVol.43 #32009-09-4Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.43 #32009-09-5Rice ErnieSWCA Notes from the Annual Business MeetingAttendees, highlights of Board Meeting, update from the CVHM.Vol.43 #32009-09-6Cheely RayTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.43 #32009-09-7Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Troy ShowPics of the 2009 annual showVol.43 #32009-09-8Unknown2009 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.43 #32009-09-9Unknown2009 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.43 #32009-09-10Unknown2009 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2009 annual award winnersVol.43 #32009-09-11UnknownInternet Q&AModel 4516-1, Modern S&W Revolver Bluing, AFPG Marked Revolver, S&W Model 6041 Knife, K-Frame Harvey Kay-Chuk Conversions, Vol.43 #32009-09-12Pate CharlieLieut Rawley (Mary Ann Pitman) and S&Ws for Gen. ForrestNotes from the archives confession of confederate spy noting possession of S&WsVol.43 #32009-09-13Connot MarkThe Ring BearerSpecial order Top-Breaks with lanyard rings.Vol.43 #32009-09-14Williams, Flick and ArcherTwo inch S&W revolvers in U.S. Military ServiceVictory and Commando revolvers shipped to the military during WWII for OSS, Coast Guard and other services, Aircrewman issued in the 1950s, Model 10s in Vietnam, Model 56 and 36. Advice on identifying fakes, many pics.Vol.43 #32009-09-15Ferguson RoyFirst 100 Round Butt M&P revolvers shipped after WWIIResearch into a small group of revolvers shipped in August 1946Vol.43 #32009-09-16UnknownIn MemoriamObituaries for Ray Cheely and Shirley Ann JasperVol.44 #12010-03-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerFirst all color journalVol.44 #12010-03-2Pate CharlieS&W in Colt Factory RecordsNotes from the archives cooperation between Colt and S&W opposing Rollin White patent renewal and other itemsVol.44 #12010-03-3UnknownIn MemoriamObituary of Roberto Eugster and Harrison CarrollVol.44 #12010-03-4Curtis RonA Collectors DreamCollectors corner the S&W Model Number Two Army, reprinted article from Oct 2009 issue of Man at Arms. Many beautiful pictures of rare guns, discussion of self-contained Rimfire cartridge in Civil War, cartridge boxesVol.44 #12010-03-5Odom ChuckRemingtons Early .44 Magnum Prototype AmmoA search for the early prototype .44 Magnum ammo as received by Elmer Keith, lots of pics and paperVol.44 #12010-03-6Cross BillOne of a kindCongressman Cecil R Kings 1950 44 Military, a choked smoothbore in 44 caliber special ordered by King, pics etc.Vol.44 #12010-03-7Jinks RoyThe Search for the Dream PistolFascinating article relating a quest begun in 1936 by Doug Wesson to define, design and manufacture the ultimate single shot competitive pistol. Copies of an original questionnaire sent to shooters and the consolidated results and recommendations. WWII put an end to the project.Vol.44 #22010-06-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerGet together in Tulsa, joining the SWHF, attending the Tucson AM.Vol.44 #22010-06-2Pate CharlieS&W in Colt Factory RecordsNotes from the archives Ordnance department discussion of .38 caliber revolversVol.44 #22010-06-3UnknownIn MemoriamObituary of Richard Lea.Vol.44 #22010-06-4Cross Bill & Radaker Bob2 Engraved Model 60s2 Model 60s purchased at the Tulsa gun show by Bill and Bob, commissioned by Bill Orr from Dominqos Joaquin. Many great pictures.Vol.44 #22010-06-5Jinks RoyRegistered .357 MagnumsPresentation by Roy at the 2009 Annual Meeting, includes copies of correspondence between Doug Wesson and Phil Sharpe detailing ammunition testing and development, much detail on the new revolver, order forms certificates and options. Many pictures.Vol.44 #32010-09-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerThe annual meeting in TucsonVol.44 #32010-09-2UnknownS&WCA Exhibit at the NRAThe decorated S&W Revolver Fancy and Engraved Models 1860-1930 display in NC with pictures and awards.Vol.44 #32010-09-3Pate CharlieS&W in Courts Martial RecordsResearch into S&W serial numbers in Courts Martial records.Vol.44 #32010-09-4UnknownIn memoriamObituary for Thomas FritzkyVol.44 #32010-09-5Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.44 #32010-09-6Rice ErnieSWCA Notes from the Annual Business MeetingAttendees, highlights of Board Meeting, update from the CVHM.Vol.44 #32010-09-7Speers MikeTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.44 #32010-09-8Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Tucson ShowPics of the 2010 annual showVol.44 #32010-09-9Unknown2010 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.44 #32010-09-10Unknown2010 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.44 #32010-09-11Unknown2010 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2010 annual award winnersVol.44 #32010-09-12Cross BillA tool room jobModel 57 with a rare 5 inch barrel, special order from S&WVol.44 #32010-09-13Neal RobertMy Mexican ModelBobs Mexican Model engraved by Paul PiquetteVol.44 #32010-09-14Pitstick JerryDiscovery of a sinister plotJohn Bairds Model 1 and his interesting storyVol.45 #12011-03-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerTulsa meeting, SWHF auction, attending the Orlando AMVol.45 #12011-03-2Cross BillWhy should I attend an annual meeting?The joys of an annual meeting, meeting new people, new places, financial support of the SWCA.Vol.45 #12011-03-3Pate CharlieWashington Navy Yard Museum S&WsNotes from the archives encouragement to visit the museum, a list of S&Ws on display, pics of someVol.45 #12011-03-4Coates EarlThe Kentucky Model 2sResearch into the Model 2 Army revolvers distributed to Union army volunteers in KentuckyVol.45 #12011-03-5McCarver, Lindenlaub and JinksA rare S&W for a rare group of menMissouris 5 inch Combat Masterpiece, the special order 5 K-38s delivered to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Many pictures and original documentation, table of serial numbersVol.45 #12011-03-6Williams KevinMilitary MasterpiecesVarious K Frame revolvers purchased for the military, many pictures, K-38s, Model 56s, K-22s, Model 19sVol.45 #12011-03-7UnknownIn MemoriamObituary for Gene Richardson and John CrawfordVol.45 #22011-06-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerOrlando, Tulsa, the NRA meeting and buying/selling ethicsVol.45 #22011-06-2Jinks RoyIn memoriamObituary for George LinneVol.45 #22011-06-3Pate CharlieA presentation S&W from the U.S. Naval AcademyNotes from the archives - S&Ws at the U.S. Naval Academy Museum, particularly a 1905 hand ejector presented to a graduating cadet.Vol.45 #22011-06-4Patteson Bill & Larkworthy Lyle.38/44 Heavy Duty from the Austin Police Dept.Examples of guns shipped to the Austin P.D. , many pics, serial numbers of shipments etc.Vol.45 #22011-06-5Cross Bill & Jinks RoyA brief history of the .44 MagnumAn updated version of the presentation given at the 2006 Salt Lake City. Lots of great detail, tables of serial numbers for early guns, 5 and 5 1/2 barrels. Important dates and events with tons of great detail, lots of pics.Vol.45 #22011-06-6Halfpenny RexMy First Performance Center 627Collecting various items to reunite 627 PC, gun, box and grips all obtained from different locations around the USVol.45 #22011-06-7Patteson BillThe case of the missing Heavy Duty TransitionsLogic argument by Bill that S&W manufactured significantly more .38-44 HD transitions than originally thought. Good details for Heavy Duty collectors. Vol.45 #32011-09-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerPraise for Orlando AM.Vol.45 #32011-09-2Cheely SherylThe Worlds First Custom RevolverPictures of Sheryl and Ray Cheelys S&W .357 Registered Magnum 1935-1941 display, as presented at the NRA 2011 show. Details of the prizes won, the most ever taken by a single displayVol.45 #32011-09-3Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.45 #32011-09-4Rice ErnieSWCA Notes from the Annual Business MeetingAttendees, highlights of Board Meeting, update from the CVHM.Vol.45 #32011-09-5Speers MikeTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.45 #32011-09-6Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerThanks for Orlando, intro to Boise and Kansas City (2013)Vol.45 #32011-09-7Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Orlando ShowPics of the 2011 annual showVol.45 #32011-09-8Lucio Jess2011 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.45 #32011-09-9Lucio Jess2011 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.45 #32011-09-10Lucio Jess2011 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2011 annual award winnersVol.45 #32011-09-11Lucio JessDistinguished Member AwardsPresentation of new awards at the S&WCA annual meeting in Orlando FLVol.45 #32011-09-12Pate CharlieSuperiority of Workmanship of S&W RevolversNotes from the archives different examples of the U.S. Army commenting on comparative workmanship of S&W and Colt revolvers.Vol.45 #32011-09-13Cohrs CKey to S&Ws 10 digit Product CodesA list of S&W Product Codes as found on modern gun box labels. Lots of picturesVol.45 #32011-09-14Crane DavidThe Saga of the FBI S&W Model 1076Complete story of the development of the 1076 for the FBI, its evaluation and eventual replacement. Lots of fascinating info on specific changes and serial numbersVol.45 #32011-09-14UnknownIn memoriamObituaries for Connie Lindner and Don AndersonVol.46 #12012-03-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerAnticipating Boise and discussing Tulsa Nov 2011Vol.46 #12012-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerIntroducing Boise and the hotelVol.46 #12012-03-3Dash AlanHosts introduction to BoiseIntroducing Boise and the hotelVol.46 #12012-03-4Pate CharlieU.S. Navy S&Ws and the FBI National Stolen Property FileNotes from the archives correspondence between the FBI and the U.S. Navy relating to missing military firearms.Vol.46 #12012-03-5Halfpenny RexThe S&W Model 627Collectors Corner variations in the 627 and differences between 627 and Model 27. Very detailed research, lots of useful info for 627 collectorsVol.46 #12012-03-6Jinks RoyThe Baby RussianS&W .38 Single Action First Model, new design in revolvers, new chambering ammunition, timeline, lots of detail on production barrel lengths and grips.great pics.Vol.46 #12012-03-7Pitstick JerryThe Fighting Preacher of the ConfederacyThe story of Colonel James Hipkins McNeill, his weapons including his Old Army #2.Vol.46 #12012-03-8Speers MikeIn memoriamObituary for Bill Anderson and Omer SquibbVol.46 #22012-06-1Stellmacher CPresidents CornerBoise, revised awards categories for the annual meeting, Tulsa SW Bunch meeting, farewell as President with tribute the Ray Cheely and Bill AndersonVol.46 #22012-06-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerReasons to attend an annual meetingVol.46 #22012-06-3Pate CharlieModel 1917 Revolvers Documented in Government RecordsNotes from the archives paperwork in government records relating to 1917s delivered, lost or in service. Vol.46 #22012-06-4McMillan R Archer E & Williams KU.S. Military and the S&W Model 39Collectors Corner development of the Model 39, evaluation by the Army and Marine Corps. Various small deliveries over the years, role of Evaluators Limited, special forces, Navy and Air Force use. General Officers examples, lots of pics and detail.Vol.46 #22012-06-5Jinks RoyS&W AdvertisingComprehensive examination of early advertising 1880 - 1901, catalogs, magazines. Lots of pictures and examples.Vol.46 #22012-06-6Ferguson RoyA S&W Second Model Hand Ejector Revolver in .455 Colt CaliberA 2nd Model .455 shipped to Winchester in 1915 for ammunition testing. Vol.46 #22012-06-7Hopkins JohnA Pre-War .357 Magnum in the U.S. Forest ServiceJoseph Crouchs .357 Magnum, carried for 3 ears in the FBI and 36 years in the Forest Service. Details of his career as a Special Agent, pics of his magnum, holster and more.Vol.46 #22012-06-8Cross BillThe Curious Cased .357 Combat MagnumsA blue cased Combat Magnum (pre Model 19) shipped in early 1956.Vol.46 #32012-09-1Jim KingPresidents CornerIntro, reflections on Boise, looking forward to Kansas CityVol.46 #32012-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerSuccess of Boise, numbers of attendees and revenue generated, thanks to all involvedVol.46 #32012-09-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardIntro to Distinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.46 #32012-09-4UnknownSWCA Exhibit at NRAMike Pacellas exhibit at the NRA St.Louis annual meetingVol.46 #32012-09-5Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.46 #32012-09-6Rice ErnieThe Annual Business MeetingHighlights of the Business MeetingVol.46 #32012-09-7Speers MikeTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.46 #32012-09-8VariousFirst Timer ObservationsAnnual meeting views shared by several 1st time attendeesVol.46 #32012-09-9Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Boise ShowPics of the 2012 annual showVol.46 #32012-09-10Speers Mike2012 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.46 #32012-09-11Lucio Jess2012 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.46 #32012-09-12Lucio Jess2012 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2012 annual award winnersVol.46 #32012-09-13Pate Charlie & MichelleNorm Strebe and the OSS/CIANotes from the archives letters from the wartime OSS detailing the acquisition of firearms from civilian sourcesVol.46 #32012-09-14Cross BillFrom the Records of S&W via the SWHFReproduced documents from research into S&W pre-war magnums Vol.46 #32012-09-15Patteson BillPre-War S&W 4-Inch Nickel 38/44 Heavy Duty RevolversResearch by Bill into the very rare Nickel Heavy Duties with picturesVol.46 #32012-09-16Mullin T JThe Nichols TriplelockResearch into Bob Nichols pre war gun writer and his heavily customized TriplelockVol.46 #32012-09-17Patteson BillThe S&W 38/44 Heavy Duty Light Lug RevolverResearch into a Unique Deviation of H-D, 12 manufactured as special orders in 1960 without ejector shrouds. Lots of detail and pics.Vol.46 #32012-09-18Cornett EdA .45 Schofield MysteryResearch into a target shot by Water Winans in 1897 in 45 Schofield, attempt to locate the firearm used.Vol.46 #32012-09-19UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Sherwin Jacobs and John WattsVol.47 #12013-03-1Jim KingPresidents CornerSummation of annual meeting activities and encouragement to attend.Vol.47 #12013-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerThe attractions of Kansas City and arrangements for the 2013 annual meeting, plans for 2014, 2015 and 2016Vol.47 #12013-03-3Pate CharlieS&W/Remington Conversions with military marksNotes from the archives research into Remington revolvers changed to metallic cartridgeVol.47 #12013-03-4Peer GuyStainless 44 Magnums The Early DaysEarly Model 629s, lots of pics and detailsVol.47 #12013-03-5Cross BillThe First 357 Combat Magnum K260003The first production Combat Magnum (pre model 19), engraved by Alvin White and presented to President JFKVol.47 #12013-03-6Vogler KurtThe Odyssey of Registered Magnum 615The origins of a Reg Mag shipped to Charles Bowen in 1935 and its present day restorationVol.47 #12013-03-7Hopkins JohnA New FBI Registered Magnum for the DatabaseReasearch into George Fitchs Reg Mag along with information on a further gun ordered for Fitchs brotherVol.47 #12013-03-8Connot MarkSpecial Order Barrel Lengths on the Safety HammerlessResearch into barrel lengths variations on the Safety Hammerless with detailed observations on lengths offered for sale in S&W catalogs from 1887-1939Vol.47 #12013-03-9UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Marilyn Kolesar, James Koons, Stephanie Lynne Calams, Frank Mascaro, Ann Garrett and Charles DuffyVol.47 #22013-06-1Jim KingPresidents CornerAdvice on flying with gunsVol.47 #22013-06-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerKansas City info, display photography tips and 2014 meet.Vol.47 #22013-06-3Pate CharlieNew York Militia Schofield S&W RevolversNotes from the archives research into items purchased by the NY Militia in the 1870s, including 2,000 SchofieldsVol.47 #22013-06-4Halfpenny RexMy Grail gun is also my Mystery gun.Rexs engraved 27-7 4 inch.Vol.47 #22013-06-5Cross BillA 1950 Model 45 Target revolver with oversize stocksAn interesting 45 Target with very early target stocks and hammer sent to journalist Pete Kuhlhoff. Great pics.Vol.47 #22013-06-6Robert A. BettisMajor General Follett Bradley a man and his gunHistory of a 5 inch target triple lock and its owner through 2 world wars.Vol.47 #22013-06-7Robert A. BettisRangers, Riots and a Wolf & Klar .44Background on a .44 HE 3rd Model, detailed info on the career of its owner, Grady Thompson.Vol.47 #22013-03-9UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Wayne J. Legge and Wallace BeinfieldVol.47 #32013-09-1Jim KingPresidents CornerChanging name of annual meeting to SymposiumVol.47 #32013-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerRex talks us through the highlights and general activities at the annual meeting/symposium, day by dayVol.47 #32013-09-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.47 #32013-09-4UnknownSWCA Exhibit at NRAJim and Judy Fishers display at the 2013 NRA meeting Special Production Models and the Famous Shooters who owned themVol.47 #32013-09-5Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.47 #32013-09-6Rice ErnieThe Annual Business MeetingHighlights of the Business MeetingVol.47 #32013-09-7Speers MikeTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.47 #32013-09-8Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Kansas City ShowPics of the 2013 annual showVol.47 #32013-09-9Speers Mike2013 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual meeting, with pricesVol.47 #32013-09-10Lucio Jess2013 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.47 #32013-09-11Lucio Jess2013 Annual Awards WinnersPics of the 2013 annual award winnersVol.47 #32013-09-12Pate CharlieNotes from the ArchivesIndian Scouts and Smith & Wesson revolversVol.47 #32013-09-13Bill PattesonExamples of Heavy Duty changes noted by BillN-Frame Engineering Changes in Transition S&W .38/44 Heavy DutiesVol.47 #32013-09-14Guy McLainLengthy Update from the Springfield MuseumThe future is now: S&W and the Gun Making Industry at the Museum of Springfield HistoryVol.47 #32013-09-15UnknownIn MemoriumObituary for William DEspinosaVol.48 #12014-03-1Jim KingPresidents CornerSymposium theme Target Guns and Shooters and changes to display awardsVol.48 #12014-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerDetails of the Columbus hotel and arrangements for 2015Vol.48 #12014-03-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.48 #12014-03-4Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the archivesRollin White Evasions of the Rollin White PatentVol.48 #12014-03-5Bill CrossCollectors CornerS&W 41 Magnum the Model 57, background to its development, examples of data sheets, catalogs and ads. Lots of great detail, pictures and documentsVol.48 #12014-03-6UnknownS&WCA auction of engraved Model 57Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Model 57 with the auction of a specially engraved example from John PeaseVol.48 #12014-03-7Mullin T JShooting the Pope .38Shooting a Harry Pope barreled .38 M&P target revolverVol.48 #12014-03-8Odom ChuckThe Mysterious Tunnel Weapon of VietnamModel 29 revolvers adapted for tunnel rats in Vietnam, including detail of development, numbers produced, ammunition and picturesVol.48 #12014-03-9UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Lonnie B Welch, Frank Pycha III, Robert M Edman, Vincent Belli and Richard E LewisVol.48 #22014-06-1Michael WozniakPresidents CornerIntroduction of new PresidentVol.48 #22014-06-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerReview of Columbus 2014 SymposiumVol.48 #22014-06-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award tableVol.48 #22014-06-4Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the archivesSmithsonian Institution Firearms Patent ModelsVol.48 #22014-06-5T.J.MullinCollectors Corner4 1/2" variation of the 1950 Target ModelVol.48 #22014-06-6Bill Patteson34-44 Heavy Duty Boxes 1930 - 1966Variations of the Heavy Duty boxes used over the years with lots of pictures to aid identification. Highly educational.Vol.48 #22014-06-7T.J.MullinN-Frame LongevityDiscussion of effects of heavy usage on post war N frame revolvers, particularly the Model 29 and .357 Magnums.Vol.48 #22014-06-8Mike SpeersIn MemoriumObituaries for Ray Brazille, Jay Allen Lane, David Brian McNelis and Charles E.McNamara.Vol.48 #32014-09-1Michael WozniakPresidents CornerEncouraging members to attend 2015 annual meeting in Spokane WAVol.48 #32014-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerRex talks us through the highlights and general activities at the annual meeting/symposium, day by dayVol.48 #32014-09-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award tableVol.48 #32014-09-4UnknownSWCA Exhibit at NRAGary Keathleys' outstanding display of "Rare and Unusual" firearms at the NRA show in Indianapolis; Light Rifles, .30 Carbine Revolver, 9mm 1917, Model 53 .22 Centerfire Magnum and an experimental revolver in .256 Winchester.Vol.48 #32014-09-5Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.48 #32014-09-6Rice ErnieThe Annual Business MeetingHighlights of the Business MeetingVol.48 #32014-09-7Speers MikeTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.48 #32014-09-8Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Columbus OH ShowPictures of the 2014 annual symposiumVol.48 #32014-09-9Speers Mike2014 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual symposium, with pricesVol.48 #32014-09-10Lucio Jess2014 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.48 #32014-09-11Lucio Jess2014 Annual Awards WinnersPictures of the 2014 annual award winnersVol.48 #32014-09-12Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the ArchivesThe "Just in Case" S&W movable breech pin patent model from the Smithsonian InstitutionVol.48 #32014-09-13Priwer MikeCollectors CornerThe Blanchard Front Sight: A Tale of 2 Centennial CatalogsVol.48 #32014-09-14Ballantyne DaveDating Pre War .357 S&W MAgnum Ammo BoxesA re-print of the handout from Dave's Kansas City ammo display. Offers guidelines for identifying Pre/Post war boxesVol.48 #32014-09-15UnknownIn MemoriumObituary for Christopher M GrayVol.49 #12015-03-1Mike WozniakPresidents CornerForum, regional gatherings such as Tulsa and SpokaneVol.49 #12015-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerDetails of the Spokane hotel and city attractionsVol.49 #12015-03-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.49 #12015-03-4Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the archivesThe (Other) Rollin White Patent Model of April 3, 1855 - interesting patent drawings and picsVol.49 #12015-03-5Jim FisherCollectors CornerCollecting the Rare and Special Production Models discussing fixed sight versions of the K-22 including the only known 2 inch model which was shipped to Rex Applegate.Vol.49 #12015-03-6Mike PriwerEarly Round Butt Extension (Target) Stocks circa 1905Interesting article by Mike of the availability of round butt target grips in the early 20th century. Lots of good pictures.Vol.49 #12015-03-7Mullin T JThe Shapleigh Hardware MysteryLate shipped (1917) .455 Triple Locks with no British proof stamps, ordered by ShapleighVol.49 #12015-03-8UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for John C. Schrader, J. Sheldon Squires, Alan Dash and John E. Demuth.Vol.49 #22015-06-1Mike WozniakPresidents CornerContributions to museums and SWHF, NRA meeting.Vol.49 #22015-06-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerCharlotte NC venue and cost for 2017, Reno for 2018.Vol.49 #22015-06-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.49 #22015-06-4Pate CharlieNotes from the archivesThe Double Cartouche SchofieldsVol.49 #22015-06-5Roy JinksThe Development of the S&W .44 Revolver 1860-1908Fascinating history of the .44 from the Model 2 through the Model 3 Americans and Russians into the .44 HE. Tons of original documents and pictures.Vol.49 #22015-06-6UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Robert J Neal and Bruce E Marek..Vol.49 #32015-09-1Mike WozniakPresidents CornerRecap new auction at Spokane SymposiumVol.49 #32015-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerFuture Symposium locations and datesVol.49 #32015-09-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.49 #32015-09-4UnknownSWCA Exhibit at NRAHandguns of famous shooters display by Jim and Judy Fisher at the NRAs Nashville meetingVol.49 #32015-09-5Rice ErnieS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the board meetingVol.49 #32015-09-6Rice ErnieThe Annual Business MeetingHighlights of the Business MeetingVol.49 #32015-09-7Speers MikeTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.49 #32015-09-8Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Columbus OH ShowPictures of the 2014 annual symposiumVol.49 #32015-09-9Bill CrossAn Unexpected BenefitJean and Roy Jinks handwritten shipping date letters available only at the Spokane SymposiumVol.49 #32015-09-10Speers Mike2015 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual symposium, with prices and new auction processVol.49 #32015-09-11Lucio Jess2015 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.49 #32015-09-12Lucio Jess2015 Annual Awards WinnersPictures of the 2016 annual award winnersVol.49 #32015-09-13Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the archivesD.B.Wessons 1879 Revolving Rifle Patent Model with drawings and picsVol.49 #32015-09-14W.L. Hooks III Collectors CornerCollecting Guns of the S&W Centennial CatalogVol.49 #32015-09-15Bill Patteson.38/44 Heavy Duty Transition to the Model 20In depth study of the change from Heavy Duty to the Model 20, lots of pics and serial number examples.Vol.49 #32015-09-16UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for.Ray D. Cornelson, John P. Burchardt, Thomas C. Blair and Harry S. Rowland Jr.Vol.50 #12016-03-1Mike WozniakPresidents CornerBaton Rouge and plans for the Silent Auction.Vol.50 #12016-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerDetails of the Baton Rouge location and attractionsVol.50 #12016-03-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.50 #12016-03-4Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the archivesD.B.Wessons New Model Russian Extractor Patent Model with drawings and photographsVol.50 #12016-03-5George M HoodCollectors CornerShipping a rather special New Model #3 Revolver from the 1893 Columbia Exposition engraved by Gustave Young. Great pics and story.Vol.50 #12016-03-6Charles P FlickUnknown Victory: The JSB inspected gunsRe-manufactured Victory models of late 1945 marked with rarely found J.S.B. Army Ordnance Inspectors initialsVol.50 #12016-03-7Mullin T JThey are still out thereEarly M&P, factory nickel and engraving.Vol.50 #12016-03-8UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Harvey N Hallowell, Clem Muller Jnr., D. Jack Teraberry and Thomas C. Ford MD.Vol.50 #22016-06-1Dave BallantynePresidents CornerIntroduction, attending annual meetings, election year and the NRAVol.50 #22016-06-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerWhy join the S&WCA and collecting S&WsVol.50 #22016-06-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.50 #22016-06-4Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the archivesD B Wessons Frame-mounted Extractor Patent Model a failed attempt to improve upon Model 3 extraction.Vol.50 #22016-06-5T.J.MullinCollectors CornerStory behind the Model of 1926, 3rd Model Hand Ejector, Wolf & Klars involvement and the elusive target version.Vol.50 #22016-06-6Bill Cross & Roy JinksPersona Non Grata Club, the rest of the storyThe origins of the famous club for wealthy gun collectors including correspondence, photographs of members and pictures of their PNG guns.Vol.50 #22016-06-7Peter DeRoseA History ProjectPeter asking for assistance in recreating the original contents of display cabinets from the S&W plant.Vol.50 #22016-06-8UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Lauren P. Eastwood and Mike Schade.Vol.50 #32016-09-1Dave BallantynePresidents CornerRecap of Baton Rouge and emphasize need for recruiting youngers membersVol.50 #32016-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerBaton RougeVol.50 #32016-09-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.50 #32016-09-4UnknownSWCA Exhibit at NRA3 Directors of the NRA and the Special Guns they collected display by Jim and Judy Fisher at the NRAs Louisville meetingVol.50 #32016-09-5Jim KingS&WCA Board NotesHighlights of the Baton Rouge board meetingVol.50 #32016-09-6Jim KingThe Annual Business MeetingHighlights of the Baton Rouge Business MeetingVol.50 #32016-09-7Speers MikeTreasurers ReportFinancial reportVol.50 #32016-09-8Lucio JessCandid Shots from the Baton Rouge ShowPictures of the 2016 annual symposiumVol.50 #32016-09-9Bill CrossAn Unexpected Benefit - RepeatedJean and Roy Jinks handwritten shipping date letters available only at the Baton Rouge SymposiumVol.50 #32016-09-10Speers Mike2016 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual symposium, with prices and new auction processVol.50 #32016-09-11Lucio Jess2016 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.50 #32016-09-12Lucio Jess2016 Annual Display Winners and Achievements AwardsPictures of the 2016 annual award winners and recognition for past services.Vol.50 #32016-09-13Pate Charlie & Miller DavidNotes from the archivesD.B.Wessons First Double Action Patent Model with drawings and picsVol.50 #32016-09-14T.J.Mullin Collectors CornerThe Walter Winans New Model 3 Club GunVol.50 #32016-09-15Roy JinksThe Second Smith & WessonThe history of Smith & Wessons development of the Model 1 after the sale of the lever action patents to Winchester.Vol.50 #32016-09-16UnknownIn MemoriumObituary for.John A Corley.Vol.51 #12017-03-1Dave BallantynePresidents CornerCharlotte Annual Symposium and recruitment.Vol.51 #12017-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerDetails of the Charlotte-Concord location and attractionsVol.51 #12017-03-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.51 #12017-03-4Roy JinksVoices from the pastOriginal typed version of D.B. Wessons article published in the Scientific American January 1880.Vol.51 #12017-03-5Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesS&W in the Spanish-American War and Trapdoor Rifle Bayonet Scabbard BodiesVol.51 #12017-03-6Roy Ferguson & Lee RamseyCollectors CornerKansas City MO P.D. and Smith & Wesson discussion on the 4026s ordered in 1992Vol.51 #12017-03-7Rex HalfpennyThe S&W 15/22 MSRRevising and improving the 15/22Vol.51 #12017-03-8Kevin WilliamsS&Wimming with SEALsS&Ws special weapons purchased, adapted or developed for the Navy SEALs Model 76s, Model 39 Hush Puppy +Vol.51 #12017-03-9T.J.Mullin Brazil NutsInteresting article on special chamberings for Brazil.Vol.51 #12017-03-10Charlie FlickBook ReviewU.S. General Officer Pistols: A Collectors Guide by Kevin Williams and Dr John BrunnerVol.51 #12017-03-11UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Robert P. Fisher and Eugene R Marley II..Vol.51 #22017-06-1Dave BallantynePresidents CornerRecruitment, again, involvement at local gun showsVol.51 #22017-06-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerGradual evolution in gun collecting trends and the shift towards modern black firearm collecting.Vol.51 #22017-06-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.51 #22017-06-4Mike SpeersFinancial ReportChanges in our accounting procedures necessitate publishing our accounts for 2016 early. Vol.51 #22017-06-5Roy JinksVoices from the past Original Documents from Roys collectionDocuments Record of Production Changes during WWII, and an interesting list of Smith & Wesson Revolvers Manufactured between 1857 and 1936.Vol.51 #22017-06-6Charles Pate & David MillerNotes from the ArchivesGeorge Schofields Patent Models in the Smithsonian MuseumVol.51 #22017-06-7T.J.MullinCollectors CornerThe Mysterious Serial Number 2 Triple Lock in .45 Special.Vol.51 #22017-06-8Kevin WilliamsA Reappraisal of the 2 Inch Victory ModelThe rare 2 Inch variation of the Victory Model and the various US government ordersVol.51 #22017-06-9T.J.MullinA Mystery SolvedTheory on why Doug Wesson presented Hoover with a 8 Registered Magnum rather than a shorter version.Vol.51 #22017-06-10UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Donald Earl Fleck, James A Brotcke, Spencer L Wiley, Steven Brown, Larry Gaertner, Jefferson L Grant..Vol.51 #32017-09-1Dave BallantynePresidents CornerOutcome of board meeting in Charlotte..Vol.51 #32017-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerRecap of Charlotte-Concord Vol.51 #32017-09-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.51 #32017-09-4UnknownS&WCA Display at NRAEvolution of Single Actions 1857-1892, Connell Millers display at the Atlanta NRA meeting 2016Vol.51 #32017-09-5Jim KingBoard of Directors meeting notesMinutes of the board meeting in Concord.Vol.51 #32017-09-6Jim KingBusiness Meeting minutesMinutes of the members business meeting in ConcordVol.51 #32017-09-7Lucio JessCandid Shots from ConcordPictures of the 2017 annual symposiumVol.51 #32017-09-8Bill CrossAn Unexpected Benefit - RepeatedJean and Roy Jinks handwritten shipping date letters available at the Concord SymposiumVol.51 #32017-09-9Speers Mike2017 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual symposium, with prices and new auction processVol.51 #32017-09-10Lucio Jess2017 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.51 #32017-09-11Lucio Jess2017 Annual Display Winners and Achievements AwardsPictures of the 2017 annual award winners and recognition for past services.Vol.51 #32017-09-12Roy JinksVoices From the PastS&W Ownership over the yearsVol.51 #32017-09-13Charles Pate & David MillerNotes from the ArchivesWilliam Castle Dodges Extractor patent in the Smithsonian collection.Vol.51 #32017-09-14Bill Patteson Collectors CornerThe 6.5 .38/44 Heavy-Duty Transition: A Rare BirdVol.51 #32017-09-15David M CraneTesting of the S&W FBI Model 1076The FBI weapon selection processVol.51 #32017-09-16Kevin Williams Collectors CornerA Reappraisal of the 2 inch Victory Model Addendum. The footnotes from Kevins article from previous journal.Vol.51 #32017-09-17Bill Cross Annual Report of the S&WHFUpdate on the progress made by the S&WHF in 2016/7Vol.51 #32017-09-18UnknownIn MemoriumObituary for William (Bill) Orr.Vol.52 #12018-03-1Dave BallantynePresidents CornerRecruitmentVol.52 #12018-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerReno and Dallas SymposiumsVol.52 #12018-03-3Richard J. SopkoMy Interest in S&W Semi-AutosCollecting Model 39s Vol.52 #12018-03-4UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.52 #12018-03-5Mike Speers2017 AccountsPresentation of the S&WCA accounts for 2017Vol.52 #12018-03-6Roy JinksVoices From the PastC.R Hellstroms appointment as plant superintendent and his subsequent interview with the FBI.Vol.52 #12018-03-7Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesUS American Models used in Ammunition Development & Test. Fascinating article with lots of detail and pics.Vol.52 #12018-03-8Kevin Williams and John BrunnerUS Air Force General Officer PistolsAn excerpt from Kevin & Johns book with detail specifically relating to the Model 39 & Model 15.Vol.52 #12018-03-9T.J. Mullin.357 Magnum 1050 Target Models: The New Collectible?Collecting post-war .357 Magnum variants at a cost effective price.Vol.52 #12018-03-10UnknownIn MemoriamObituaries for Warren T Lewis, Roger Muckerheide, Marlan H. Polhemus, Don R. Johnson, Peter A. Iozzio, Jeffrey S. Lone and John M. Brannan.Vol.52 #22018-06-1Sheryl CheelyPresidents CornerIntroduction and attending symposiumsVol.52 #22018-06-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators Corner2019 Symposium in Richardson TX and 2020 in Tulsa..Vol.52 #22018-06-3Halfpenny RexMembers CornerPerformance Center Pre-Lock Model 27s, interesting article on the variations available with lots of good pics.Vol.52 #22018-06-4UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.52 #22018-06-5Roy JinksVoices from the past Original Documents from Roys collectionS&Ws report to the US Army Ordnance Dept December 28th 1942 on WWII production capacity and discusses Model of 1917 production in WWI. Notes difficulties resulting from The Depression and S&Ws success in overcoming them..Vol.52 #22018-06-6Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesUS Army S&W revolvers in the Little Bighorn aftermathVol.52 #22018-06-7Peter DeRoseS&W at the Worlds Columbia ExpositionReprint of Peters article in the American Society of Arms Collectors. Background to the exposition, the firearms displayed and some interesting pics of the surviving guns and the display itself.Vol.52 #22018-06-8T.J.MullinZionist Military & PoliceThe rare 9mm variation of the M&P revolver made for the Israeli military.Vol.52 #22018-06-9UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries LuAnne Frances Myers Wilson and Elizabeth G. Liz Shuter...Vol.52 #32018-09-1Sheryl CheelyPresidents CornerAging membership, recruiting, volunteering and donations for the annual Symposium.Vol.52 #32018-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerRecap on Reno Vol.52 #32018-09-3UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.52 #32018-09-4UnknownS&WCA Display at NRA3 separate displays by S&WCA members at the NRA show, Lynn Wood, Rick Nahas and a combined display by Jim Fisher and David CarrollVol.52 #32018-09-5Mike WozniakBoard of Directors meeting notesMinutes of the board meeting in Concord.Vol.52 #32018-09-6Lucio JessCandid Shots from ConcordPictures of the 2018 annual symposiumVol.52 #32018-09-7Speers Mike2018 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual symposium, with prices and new auction processVol.52 #32018-09-8Lucio Jess2018 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.52 #32018-09-9Lucio Jess2018 Annual Display Winners and Achievements AwardsPictures of the 2018 annual award winners and recognition for past services.Vol.52 #32018-09-10Roy JinksVoices From the PastInstructions by shop foreman on the inspection and fitting for .38 M&P 1905 4th and .38 Safety Hammerless 5th.Vol.52 #32018-09-11Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesTreasury Dept. S&Ws for the OSS.Vol.52 #32018-09-12Terry Lester Members CornerThe Chiefs and the Mailmans .357 Registered Magnums.Vol.52 #32018-09-13T.J.MullinEngraved Handgun PricingCollecting modern engraved S&WsVol.52 #32018-09-14Bill Cross S&W EngravingReview of Mike Kenellys book on S&W EngravingVol.52 #32018-09-15UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Larry Slaten and George Leiper.Vol.53 #12019-03-1Sheryl CheelyPresidents CornerDonations for Richardson Annual SymposiumVol.53 #12019-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerBackground to organizing Symposiums, selecting venuesVol.53 #12019-03-3Charlie FlickSymposium Displays Lessons LearnedOutline of the categories of awards and the judges expectations.Vol.53 #12019-03-4Jim BrewsterSymposium AuctionJims introduction of the new firearm category in 2019Vol.53 #12019-03-5Mike Speers2018 AccountsPresentation of the S&WCA accounts for 2018Vol.53 #12019-03-6Margaret HumberstonS&W Archive CollectionDetailed article encapsulating Margarets fascinating presentation from our 2018 symposium. Whats in the archive, how theyre kept and what purpose they serve.Vol.53 #12019-03-7UnknownDistinguished MembersVol.53 #12019-03-8Charles PateNotes from the Archives1945 OSS Victory Model Turn-in. Detailed inventory information from OSS at end of WWII. Excellent info.Vol.53 #12019-03-9John TaffinThe True Story of the 44 MagnumGreat article by John dispelling many of the myths around the development of the .44 Magnum.Vol.53 #12019-03-10Roy JinksS&W and the Civil WarRoys presentation from the 2007 symposium. Marvelous discussion of the orders placed with S&W during the war. Lots of detailed documents and production data from the war years.Vol.53 #12019-03-11Richard SopkoThe S&W Model 36Article extolling the virtues of the Model 36.Vol.53 #12019-03-12UnknownIn MemoriamObituaries for Harley O. Stone and William A. Zipadelli.Vol.53 #22019-06-1Sheryl CheelyPresidents CornerSymposium organizationVol.53 #22019-06-2Rex HalfpennyEvent Coordinators CornerBenefits of attending a symposiumVol.53 #22019-06-3Tom BurkeMembers CornerShooters Secret to Collecting, collecting shooter S&Ws.Vol.53 #22019-06-4UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.53 #22019-06-5Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesEdwin & D.B.Wesson rifles and the US Army Ordnance Department. Orders for Wesson rifles from the US ArmyVol.53 #22019-06-6Mike PriwerThe Tale of Two Stories25 Year Sequel follow-up article on one written in 1993. Explains how markings and assumptions about serial numbers can mislead a collector about specific firearms. Vol.53 #22019-06-7Michael SpeersAn Interesting .357 Registered Magnum?Story of a foiled bank robbery in Claflin Kansas attributed to the Town Marshall and his .357. Lots of pics of the gun and interesting newspaper cuttings.Vol.53 #22019-06-8Charles PateA Fitter Numbered 1st Model SchofieldExplaining unusual serial number markings on an interesting 1st Model SchofieldVol.53 #22019-06-9UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries Edward M Czarnetzky, Alan J Phelps, Ray A Stiffler, Thomas E Grounds.Vol.53 #32019-09-1Sheryl CheelyPresidents CornerDisplaying at the annual Symposium.Vol.53 #32019-09-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerRecap on Richardson TX. Vol.53 #32019-09-3Jim BrewsterAuction Managers CornerHow does the auction work and the benefits to the SWCAVol.53 #32019-09-4UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.53 #32019-09-5UnknownS&WCA Display at NRADisplay by S&WCA members Bruce and JoAnn Mower at the NRA show.Vol.53 #32019-09-6Jim BrewsterBoard of Directors meeting notesMinutes of the board meeting in Richardson.Vol.53 #32019-09-7Lucio JessCandid Shots from RichardsonPictures of the 2019 annual symposiumVol.53 #32019-09-8Speers Mike2019 Annual Auction ResultsItems donated to and sold at the annual symposium, with prices and new auction processVol.53 #32019-09-9Lucio Jess2019 Display tablesPictures of the display tables and a write-up of each displayVol.53 #32019-09-10Lucio Jess2019 Annual Display Winners and Achievements AwardsPictures of the 2018 annual award winners and recognition for past services.Vol.53 #32019-09-11Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesFBI Evidence Guns.Vol.53 #32019-09-12Rob Biedermann Members CornerConfessions of an S&W AccumulatorVol.53 #32019-09-13Michael J KennellyEngraved Pre Model 27sDetailed pictures and origin of a pair of consecutively numbered engraved pre Model 27sVol.53 #32019-09-14T J Mullin An available rarityThe M500 revolverVol.53 #32019-09-15UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Thomas E Grounds, Ronald H Clark, James V Balar, Roger L Alexander, Gerlad Klaz, Herbert G Houze, Dan R Meigs.Vol.54 #12020-03-1Sheryl CheelyPresidents CornerPreparations for the Tulsa Annual SymposiumVol.54 #12020-03-2Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerDetails of the Tulsa Annual SymposiumVol.54 #12020-09-3Jim BrewsterAuction Managers CornerHow does the auction work and donations for the SWCAVol.54 #12020-09-4UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.54 #12020-03-5Bill CrossMembers CornerFormation of the S&WCA, part 1Vol.54 #12020-03-6Cally PettyMembers CornerMemories from the original secretary to the newly formed S&WCA.Vol.54 #12020-03-7UnknownSymposium Auction Guns50th Anniversary Symposium Drawings, 5 engraved guns donated to the S&WCA for the auctionVol.54 #12020-03-8Unknown50th Anniversary Table CoversSpecial S&WCA 50th Table Covers for sale at the Tulsa Symposium.Vol.54 #12020-03-9Antony SapienzaDear Smith & WessonLetters sent to S&W from cartridge companiesVol.54 #12020-03-10Charles PateNotes from the archivesGeorge Schofiled, Fred Kislingbury and Seth Bullock and the linkage between them.Vol.54 #12020-03-11Bill CrossS&Ws Stainless .357 Combat Magnum the Model 66Bills case for the increasing collectability of the Model 66Vol.54 #12020-03-12Sam BernsteinThe Revolver, Psychiatrist and Walter RoperStrange story that I dont understandVol.54 #12020-03-13Roy FergusonLas Vegas Metro S&W Model 59Example of a LV Metro Model 59.Vol.54 #12020-03-14Mike Speers2019 AccountsDetailed accounts for the S&WCA 2019 returnVol.54 #12020-09-15UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Larry Niemczyk and Bruce A RodgersVol.54 #22020-06-1Sheryl Cheely Charlie FlickPresidents CornerPandemics effects on our 50th SymposiumVol.54 #22020-06-2Rex HalfpennyEvent Coordinators CornerUpdate on our 50th symposium to be held in 2021Vol.54 #22020-06-3Ricky RossiMembers CornerA Pawn Shop Treasure finding an Annie Oakley .22 in a pawn shopVol.54 #22020-06-4UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.54 #22020-06-5Anthony SapienzaLetters from the collection ofVarious letters on different guns from Tonys collection Vol.54 #22020-06-6Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesS&Ws confiscated by US Marshall ServiceVol.54 #22020-06-7T.J.MullinA Remarkably Good IdeaThe development of the 1076 for the FBI and the unusual capacity magazines.Vol.54 #22020-06-8Karl S. KeisholdA Kornbrath Engraved Registered MagnumFascinating article on a Kornbrath engraved RM complete with certificate and research materials.Vol.54 #22020-06-9John Taffin60+ Years with the S&W .44 MagnumJohn recounting the pleasure .44 Magnums have given him over the years and discussing their developmentVol.54 #22020-06-10Bill CrossS&Ws of Pete Kuhlhoff, Shooting Editor, Argosy MagazineA list of the guns presented to Pete Kuhlhoff and pics of several of them today in Bills collection, Great pics of the guns.Vol.54 #22020-06-11UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries Jay C. Jasper, Theodore (Ted) Keith, Richard D Kolesar, David W. Terbrueggen, Dave Neiman and Edward H. Belke .Vol.54 #32020-09-1Halfpenny RexEvent Coordinators CornerDiscussing a special order Model 29-5Vol.54 #32020-09-2Jim BrewsterAuction Managers CornerAuction for 2020Vol.54 #32020-09-3David ThinnesMembers CornerGrandfathers law enforcement Registered Magnum Vol.54 #32020-09-4Bill CrossManagement of the S&WCASelection of board members and how long they serveVol.54 #32020-09-5Bill CrossRoy Jinks receives an honorary degree Doctor of Firearms history Roys well deserved award from The Educational Consortium of Central Arkansas. .Vol.54 #32020-09-6UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.54 #32020-09-7Bill CrossThe S&W Historical FoundationExplanation of the role of the S&WHF and details on membership.Vol.54 #32020-09-8Anthony SapienzaLetters from the collection ofVarious letters on different guns from Tonys collection Vol.54 #32020-09-9Charles PateNotes from the ArchivesSchofields at the Battle of The Little Big Horn?Vol.54 #32020-09-10Paul H Sceva Curiosa A S&W CubeBrief note on a strange aluminum cube in fact a cube within a cube often used to test apprentices skills.Vol.54 #32020-09-11Richard GarnerEngraved ArtCommissioning a beautiful pre-27 to be engraved by Phil Quigley. Detailed pictures Vol.54 #32020-09-12T J Mullin The rarest S&W MagnumDiscussion and testing of Reg 516 as fitted with a rear Peep sight.Vol.54 #32020-09-13Bill PattesonThe Last of the 38/44 Heavy Duty the Model 20Discussion of the Model 20 marked Heavy Duty revolvers Vol.54 #32020-09-14UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Terry A. Ricks, David R Burghoff, W. Lloyd Hudson Jr. and Robert P. Maier.Vol.55 #12021-01-1Bill CossPersonal NoteIntroduction of Bill as newly elected ChairmanVol.55 #12021-01-2Rex HalfpennyEvent Coordinators CornerDetails of the Tulsa Annual Symposium in Sept/OctVol.55 #12021-01-3Mike HelmsWe want you to show offAppeal for journal articles and displays for the SymposiumVol.55 #12021-01-4Rex HalfpennyMembers CornerPerformance Center pre-lock Light Hunters. Lots of example picks and useful information on collecting these.Vol.55 #12021-01-5UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.55 #12021-01-6Antony SapienzaDear Smith & WessonLetters sent to S&W from Antonys collectionVol.55 #12021-01-7Charles PateNotes from the archivesDavid H. Reddie and the origin of the Model 1917 S&WVol.55 #12021-01-8Terry LesterA Study of the Kansas City Missouri PD Pre-War .357A discussion of the decision to equip the KCPD with .357s and much material related to their use. Great pictures.Vol.55 #12021-01-9John TaffinS&W 4 Inch .44 Special RevolversGreat discussion of 4 inch .44 Specials, including special builds and factory standard guns. Lots of pictures and examples from Johns own collection.Vol.55 #12021-01-10UnknownSymposium Auction Guns50th Anniversary Symposium Drawings and 2 engraved guns donated to the S&WCA for the auctionVol.55 #12021-01-11Unknown50th Anniversary Table CoversSpecial S&WCA 50th Table Covers for sale at the Tulsa Symposium.Vol.55 #12021-01-12Mike Speers2020 AccountsDetailed accounts for the S&WCA 2020 returnVol.55 #12021-01-13UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Leo Gill and M. Gregory Trousdale.Vol.55 #22021-02-0Roy Jinks, Bill Cross and Charlie FlickStaying Safe from COVID-19 at our re-arranged 50th Symposium in TulsaAdvice and arrangements for vaccine and other precautions re Tulsa in Sept/Oct.Vol.55 #22021-02-1Charlie FlickPresidents CornerThe effects of COVID on us as collectors.Vol.55 #22021-02-2Rex HalfpennyEvent Coordinators CornerDetails of the Tulsa Annual Symposium in Sept/OctVol.55 #22021-02-3Jim BrewsterAuction Managers CornerAuction for 2021Vol.55 #22021-02-4Martin PratherMembers CornerA well used but loved KCPD S&W .357 Registered MagnumVol.55 #22021-02-5UnknownDistinguished Member AwardDistinguished Member award, list of those honoredVol.55 #22021-02-6Antony SapienzaDear Smith & WessonLetters sent to S&W from Antonys collectionVol.55 #22021-02-7Charles PateNotes from the archivesThe US Navys WWII Waterproof pistol pouchVol.55 #22021-02-8Burkhard Gebhauer The Victory Model in Post War German Police ServiceGreat material on Victory Models issued to the German police service. Tons of interesting info, pics and docs.Vol.55 #22021-02-9John TaffinThe .44 S&W Six Guns of Elmer KeithGreat discussion of various .44s owned and used by Elmer, super pictures, history and detail a recommended read.Vol.55 #22021-02-10T J MullinThe Keith Long Range SightDiscussion of one of the rarest sight options on an S&WVol.55 #22021-02-11Unknown50th Anniversary Table CoversSpecial S&WCA 50th Table Covers for sale at the Tulsa Symposium.Vol.55 #22021-02-12UnknownIn MemoriumObituaries for Syvio Sam Tovar II, Francis Samp, Judy I. Fisher, Franklin A. 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