Who made Smith and Wesson knives?
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They are still made.\nTaylor Brands, LLC is the official manufacturer and wholesale distributor of Smith & Wesson and Schrade Knives. Founded by Stewart Taylor in 1975, Taylor Brands has been manufacturing, designing and distributing high-quality stainless steel knives and accessories since its inception. We are located in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains in Kingsport, TN - just 20 miles southwest of the TN / VA border.
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They were made between 1936 to 1971. Generally, they were marketed for Sears, J.C. Penney, and M. Wards. Depending on condition it is about a $65 to $100 rifle.\n\nI always tell new friends who come to shoot with me for the first time to "bring the rifle your dad gave you".\n\nPass it on to your kids.
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www.historicalweapons.com/\nmedievalarmour.html\n\n\nwww.swordsandarmor.com/l
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double edged dagger\n\nbodkin
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Contact Smith & Wesson directly at the sight below:
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nIn the '70s and '80s it was common to have custom rebarreling of Smith & Wesson revolvers for non-factory offerings. If it is indeed chambered for .44 Special and a five shot cylinder it should be safe to shoot... after all you're looking at about a 20 year old revolver that I doubt someone would have built and not try to shoot it. If you keep your .44 Special loads at SAAMI specifications you should have no problem using this revolver. \n\nIf you can not contact the indentified manufacturer directly, you can do one of two things:\na) you can contact the Washington State Police at their headquaters to find out who recieved the manufacturer's license under the name "SPOKHANDGUNS, INC",\nb) you can contact the NRA's "Dope Bag" with your question about the handgun and the will get back to you.\n\nGood luck.
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The Ranger models sold at Sears were manufactured by several manufacturers: H&R, Marlin, Savage, Stevens, and Winchester.\n The Ranger 34 was made by Marlin.
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Welcome Mathewson was an early American gunsmith from the New England erea.  I believe aroung the 1830's Rhode Island area..  He made very well made hand guns.  Not many are known to exist, but when they come up for auction, can go for 15-25,ooo dollars.  You can probably get more information from the web-site of the Smithsonian or the History of gunsmiths.
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Wow, you have quite  a collection! My humble cashe contains A M38 Swedish Mauser, A Iver Johnson made M-1 Carbine & a FEG made Hi Power clone. I wish I had the $$$ to buy more stuff. I've got a wish list that includes a 1897 Winchester Trench, A Semi- Auto Ohio ordinace made 1918BAR copy, and a Fn FAL. Your right about expanding the shooting section beyond hunting also.
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Was called a niblick\n\nGene Sarazen, striker of the shot heard 'round the world in the '35 Masters, invented the sandwedge in 1930. He called it the sand iron. Initially, he added lead to the bottom edge of a wedge to keep it from digging into the sand. The sandwedge is not old enough to have a name like niblick.\n\nIn the niblick days, early 1800s, golfers used various clubs in order to escape the sand. Some of them had concave faces so they were called spoons. They were banned by the USGA. The term spoon was also applied to what would now be called a 2 Wood. \n\nA ball mark on the green is also referred to as a pitch mark.
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Check out:\n\nhttp://www.gunsamerica.com/
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I am not particularly familiar with the blink, but I do own the Trident, Trident Tanto, and the Tigershark.  SOG knives are definitely some of the best knives I've worked with.  Edge retention is excellent and are very durable with proper maintenance.
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I think all of the major manufacturers have their clubs cast in China...except maybe for Ping (Karsten Manufacturing)\n\nI'm sure there are small shops around who forge their own blades, but I'm not sure how you would go about finding them? Perhaps asking the local pro at your course, he might know.
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http://coltmfg.com has a way to get info on the weapon
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They are still in business. They just came out with a new rifle see their web page  www.austinhalleck.com/
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Good evening Major,I'm a retired Sergeant in the U.S. Army, possibly at the same time as yourself,oh well.Man, our Country's have really put us lifers through some stuff HUH? Late December 1966,Kontoum Provence,Search & Destroy,monsoon, my Stevens & Savage 12 Ga. Pump shotgun lost a spring,an important spring,Ord. had to have the weapon to fix it. The only replacement weapon was a captured Kalishnikaugh,Model 47.I had that weapon five(5) days,it saw action twice,two good fire......the 47 was flawless,I didn't want to give it up when that hillbilly shotgun came back,it was and is the World's finest Gererilla warfare weapon......Sir.It's almost mid-night here, whatever time it is there Sir,I hope you're good!