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moparman
 Post subject: First post in this forum.
PostPosted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 12:54 am 
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Pretty nice place to look around, RT!

And here is my one and only S&W item. Still new with a few handling marks on the box. I don't even remember where I got it. :roll:

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/6,

Thanks for the complement, but I didn't make this section, the posters did. Glad to see that you have some S&W gear. But, you do need to acquire a S&W firearm to be a full fledged member..... :lol:

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Well, I have had a few in my life. My last one, a stainless 66, is now creepyrat's. I hear that S&W is an American company again. Or is that propaganda?

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Yep! They are. Purchased by an AZ company headed by a prior VP with S&W. Looks like they are moving in the right direction. Introducting more blue finish revolvers, adding new cartridges like the .550S&W Mag and .460S&W Mag and new platforms to support them. Trimming the bottom feeder line to proven performers, etc. This is the kind of thing that made S&W the finest firearms maker in the past. Their stock is up. I bought a few shares two years ago at $1.75 and it closed last Friday at over $5.00.

The best is yet to come....

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:54 pm 
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:lol: First post in this forum was on Oct 21, 2005. here it is Jan 19, 2009 and I just now realized this was even a forum here. knew there were S&W seareas but not one specifically for thier non-firearm stuff. :lol: :oops:

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