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(Deceased April 21, 2018)
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08-22-2009 01:48 AM
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Well John I thought you were allot younger then that! The times I met you, with Joe Van, I thought you were a "kid". I was born in 8-34.
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With all the joking going on for the past decade or so I came to believe John was kindred to Methuselah! Neither of you are as old as my father though and he's still going strong....and still a stubborn old Kraut to boot. LOL
My S&W M18 isn't as old as the K22 but I still have the original Bangor-Punta box it came in.
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(Deceased April 21, 2018)
The sword of Charlamange the just
Is ferric oxide, known as rust
Great Ceaser's bust is on the shelf
And I don't feel so well myself
Ogden Nash
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12/33 was a busy mounth.
Bob
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It was the depression (the real one), what else did our folks have to do?
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john you oughta post pix of the K22 here & @ the S&W Forum
all of us old farts would like to see her. Congrats on the new pistol.
da gimp
OFC, Mo. Chapter
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These are some of my favorite pistols
Before the government screwed things up, we used to buy K22s at gun shows for $200 on average. Occasionally you would find a good 5 screw but most were just good pre Bangor Smiths. I have a M18 and it is a handy and very accurate piece. These older Smiths just yell quality, especially a really old example such as yours. I really think that people don't realize the value in these older pistols: they never wear out and even a well worn K22 will shoot perfectly for another lifetime. Congratulations on a good find.
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