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    Default A new S&W Model 36 in Nickel

    I just traded for a S&W Model 36 in Nickel. Sweet weapon - doesn't look like it's been fired - beautiful condition and something I can carry. I traded a SA Xd-45
    Tactical that I couldn't carry since it was so big and heavy. Nice to have another small firearm. The last one I had was in 1975 and it was blued. Of course it only cost me $ 72 (damn great prices then)

    Anyway, it's nice to have a new firearm..

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    Quote Originally Posted by oasis618 View Post
    Agreed, let's see that shiny new toy!

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    One of my major screw-ups was getting rid of a Model 36 that I owned, back in the late 60s. (Especially when I see the prices these little puppies are selling for now!)

    Enjoy your new S&W!

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    Quote Originally Posted by python287 View Post
    I just traded for a S&W Model 36 in Nickel. Sweet weapon - doesn't look like it's been fired - beautiful condition and something I can carry. I traded a SA Xd-45
    Tactical that I couldn't carry since it was so big and heavy. Nice to have another small firearm. The last one I had was in 1975 and it was blued. Of course it only cost me $ 72 (damn great prices then)

    Anyway, it's nice to have a new firearm..
    One of my all time favorites. I bought my nickel model 36 earlier this year for $475, I'll never sell it. It's my primary carry weapon.

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    Gotta love the nickle model 36.
    Lets see some pics!

    this was the much sought after "old lady special"
    A man bought this for his wife in the early 80's, they shot it a few times, and it went into a drawer for nearly 30 years.
    Now it's mine.

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    Is that the original hammer?

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    yup
    The only thing I changed was the stocks.
    I have the originals at home though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrNiceGuy View Post
    Gotta love the nickle model 36.
    Lets see some pics!

    this was the much sought after "old lady special"
    A man bought this for his wife in the early 80's, they shot it a few times, and it went into a drawer for nearly 30 years.
    Now it's mine.
    Yep that's what mine looks like. Nickel Smith's are very pretty and fun to shoot.

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