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I have only one Walther pistol that is a NIB P5 (version #6) and I only bought it to collect it. At the time I had purchased it I didn't know that a friend of mine also had a NIB P5 as well as a NIB P99 AS.

Tallball: That is a nice 3" Astra 960. I happen to have a nice 4" Astra 960. In CA I have only seen one of these(mine). Mine wasn't imported via an importer but instead it was brought in to CA by a Spanish police officer who had put this revolver for sale in a gun shop to be sold as a ppt...

You have an outstanding specimen there! Although it makes me sad because 10 years ago I had acquired a NIB nickel 27-2 but later when I was out hunting for a Colt Python since my gun fund was low I reluctantly had sold this magnificent specimen, foolishly thinking that eventually could find...

Jonesy814: That Sir is a "Beauty", congratulations! I have mint one that was made in my birth year 1946 which I cherish but back then it had a square butt.

Very nice 15-3 indeed!

That's a nice one...good score!

Very nice as new 2-3/4" Security-Six! I have a few original frame like this in blue and one NIB stainless and another in blue in the new frame like yours.

Your Speed-Six looks great and I like those badger grips!

Combat Magnums are: M19, M66....Combat Masterpieces are: M15, M67, M68(Special model made for the CA Highway Patrol). Before model numbers were issued in 1955...the M19, M66 were just called Combat Magnums...The Combat Masterpieces: M15, M67 were called Combat Masterpieces...but the M68 CHP...

Yes the grips on the M64 are Hogue's but the Roper style on the M67 happened to be made by Jay Scott.

Yes the Speed-Sixes were shipped with the frame round butted from the factory....there were even some Service-Sixes that were mistakenly stamped on Speed-Six frames. However what some Security-Six owners had done over the years was to purchase a set of Speed-Six grips then to install them on...

After I'd found my 4" Colt 357 at a collectible gun shop here in CA about a year later this shop had gotten in a 6" Colt 357 and despite wanting it bad the shop owner told me that it could only be sold to a LEO. But about 12 years ago I found a 100% mint 6" Trooper .357 so I ended up getting...

Thanks for your great write up revealing your praise for M15/67 and your experience with them! Great guns!

Back in the day whenever the model 67 first came out all of the gun magazine writers were raving about the accuracy of these revolvers and they proclaimed that they were the best of the best .38 Special revolvers!

....with a 4 5/8" barrel. It was produced in 2000 and was made in limited numbers so is somewhat scarce. I found it in NIB condition. It has a #57- serial number thus this gun has a larger frame and cylinder compared to the later edition Bisley Vaqueros. Following are some pictures to share...

First is a pair of .38's-a nib Model 67 and the same in a Model 64 both with some aftermarket grips temporarily substituted for the originals....next is my NIB Model 66 Combat Magnum. Here are some pictures to share with you:

One is stainless with Jay Scott Tiger Wood grips and the other one is blue and 100% original. I only have a couple of pictures to share with you as follows;

Oh no I'd never call you a racist because I'm also a S&W lover!

You are exactly right! Although I haven't shot this great Colt .22 yet I'm looking forward to giving it a trial run.

Well regardless of any finish wear those are still great pre model and model 15-2 revolvers to own! Thanks for showing the pictures!