S&W 1899 target

Started by Dusty Tagalon, May 20, 2018, 07:29:17 PM

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Dusty Tagalon

Picked up & shot my new acquisition this weekend, a S&W 1899 Target, manufactured last year of production, probably last month, only 169 manufactured after mine. I have a new favorite. sn 20806, total run 20975

Dusty

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Drydock

Civilize them with a Krag . . .

Johnson Barr

Yes please pics and a serial. My earliest .38 S&W Special Target is built on a 1905 HE frame. A '99 Target without the forward under barrel cylinder latch lug would be wonderful find.
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Dusty Tagalon

Added picture  & info to original post.
Brian

Niederlander

Sweeeeeet!  Wonderful find, indeed!
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cpt dan blodgett

Rather good shape for an old warrior - Great find!
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Pitspitr

Quote from: cpt dan blodgett on June 05, 2018, 12:55:04 PM
Rather good shape for an old warrior - Great find!
Yeah, that's in a lot better shape than my army issued 1899
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Johnson Barr

Nice pic. Pinned Paine type front target sight. The rear looks very interesting too; is that a tab on the rear sight windage adjustment screw? Hope to see it at Muster in a few weeks.
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Dusty Tagalon

There is a windage adjustment screw on each side of the rear sight, loosen the side you want to move the sight to, then tightened the other.
Brian

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