Good Reminders for Giving Guns as Father's Day Gifts

This message was sent to {EMAIL} May 30, 2019   [Home]( [Advanced Search]( [Buyer's Tools]( [Seller's Tools]( [Subscribe](  [Home]( [Advanced Search]( [Buyer's Tools]( [Seller's Tools](  [Search Archive]( [View Web Version]( [Advertise]( [Search Past Issues]( [View Web Version]( [ENews Advertising](      TOP NEWS --------------------------------------------------------------- [Good Reminders for Giving Guns as Father's Day Gifts]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( View Outdoors Father's Day is just around the corner. As hunters, shooters, collectors or just plain plinkers, it's a natural instinct to want to share our enjoyment of firearms with others. What better way to do that than to make a gift of a firearm to a dad or granddad? The first thing to remember if you're thinking about giving someone a gun is that ... it's a gun! You already know that ownership of a firearm brings with it some serious legal and ethical obligations that other consumer products don't.  [READ MORE]( [NRA Show Report, Parts 1 and 2]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( Outdoor Channel This is the [first report]( and this is the [second report]( from the 2019 NRA Show and what products caught Michael Bane's attention in Indianapolis. [Revolver vs. Semiautomatic Pistol: A Ballistic Oddity]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( Times At the Dallas Crime Lab, we were constantly testing new ammunition for law enforcement. We occasionally wandered into queries of how specific firearm types affected terminal performance. One of these was a classic revolver versus a semiauto showdown. Sturm, Ruger & Co. and Smith & Wesson both introduced 9mm Luger revolvers in the 1980s.  [READ MORE](     .  SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT     [Smith & Wesson's New Departure Safety Hammerless: A Gun Ahead of Its Time]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( There have been some handguns over time that have been considered legendary by their design, the Colt Single Action Army, the 1911 Government Model, the Glock, and then there are those that have come and gone without much notice even though they were innovative and ahead of their time. One such gun was the Smith & Wesson New Departure Safety Hammerless revolver.  [READ MORE]( [Review: Taurus TX22 Rimfire]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( & Ammo Testing the new Taurus TX22 left me speechless. Those of you who may have a bad taste in your mouth for Taurus products shouldn't try to predict the fate of this rimfire by stereotyping the brand. If you're a skeptic of print and only think that YouTube provides more honest reviews, allow me to encourage you to watch David Nash, a rising YouTube star better known as "22plinkster."  [READ MORE]( .  PRODUCT SHOWCASE [Turnbull-Finished Winchester 1892 Deluxe Takedown]( Bone charcoal color case hardening. Rust blue 24" barrel and full-length tube. Smart upgrades which complete the transformation. Because doing things the right way means doing them the period-correct way. The Turnbull-Finished Winchester 1892 Deluxe Takedown. Available in .44-40 Win and .45 Colt. Only from Turnbull Restoration. This is a limited edition. [Click here to reserve yours today.]( [Browning's Combloc Connection]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( Magazine Unless you’re hopelessly enamored of Germany's P38, any list of WW2 service pistols would have Browning’' 1911A1 and Hi-Power as top contenders for "The Best." But two lesser lights were heavily influenced by the great John M. And both saw service during the war and after, although behind the Iron Curtain. These were the 9mm Polish 35 Vis (better known as the Radom) and the ubiquitous 7.62x25 Soviet TT-33.  [READ MORE]( [The Still Sought After Beretta Model 1934 Pistol]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( Digest The Model 1934 is one of the best-known Beretta pistols. During World War II, it was the main service pistol of the Italian armed forces and was also used by some military units in Germany, Romania and Finland. After the war, the M1934 continued to serve Italy's military into the 1960s, and with the Italian police through the 1970s. The Model 1934 was chambered for the 9mm Corto, which we know as the .380 ACP.  [READ MORE]( .  PRODUCT SHOWCASE [Concealed Revolution]( This Holster Is Changing The Industry By Doing Everything Right. [Watch This Video Now To See How...]( Say NO to sweaty holsters that print and hurt. Say YES to one that carries three extra magazines and worn with Gym Shorts. Fall back in love with concealed carry with Brave Response [The Model 70 Story: The Early Years]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( Rifleman In 1935, the first Model 70 rifles began to emerge from the Winchester workrooms. Nineteen guns were produced in that year, though they did not leave the factory. In 1936, the first production guns (reaching Serial No. 2,238) were warehoused, and the Model 54 was, to all intents and purposes, a thing of the past, though it formed the basis for the new rifle. In 1937, deliveries were made to the trade.  [READ MORE](    FEATURED LISTINGS --------------------------------------------------------------- [Winchester Model 70 Chambered in 257 Roberts]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( International GI# 101228036 Description: Near Mint 257 Roberts serial number 2426xx ( 1953 Production ). Metal retains all of 99% Original Finish. Wood also is high 90's Condition. I have taken close-ups of all the little marks on the gun. Some are so minute that they may not show up in the photos. Just a small mark on the sight hood that I didn't photograph. This is really a great gun. Mint Bore Wasn't hunted much if at all. Came out of a Collection of High Condition pre 64 70's. If I collected these guns, this one wouldn't get sold. Curio/Relic: Yes Price: $ 2695.00 SELLER: State Line Guns And Ammo  [READ MORE]( [Beretta 1935 7.65mm (PR43500)]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( International GI # 101206562 Description: Beretta 1935 7.65mm caliber pistol. WWII Italian military pistol made in 1944. Has been refinished. Frame is marked 4 UT. Bore is excellent Very good condition. Price: $479.95 SELLER: Collectors Firearms  [READ MORE]( [Fine SMITH & WESSON Safety Hammerless C&R Revolver]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( International GI# 101233832 Description: Fine SMITH & WESSON Safety Hammerless C&R Revolver 5-Shot “LEMON SQUEEZER” Top Break Revolver Here we present a Smith & Wesson .32 Double Action Hammerless Revolver, made circa 1902-09 in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless models were produced from 1887 (1888 for the 32) to just before World War II. They were chambered in either .32 S&W or .38 S&W with a five-shot cylinder. They were most often produced with a 2-inch, 3-inch, or 3.5-inch barrel. But some 6" barreled versions are known to exist. This revolver was made to be a simple, compact and reliable firearm that one could carry in a pocket or a holster around the turn of the 20th Century. This revolver features an internal hammer design to remove risk of snagging or stopping the action. There is a grip safety built into the back of the grip frame. The frame is a top-break design that activates the automatic ejector. These are very nice features from the turn of the 20th Century! They were known as "The New Departure" to reflect the company's new approach to designing revolvers. The overall condition is fine. The original nickel finish is 90%+. Case colors are strong on the trigger. Blue finish is about 70% on the trigger guard and barrel latch. The markings are clear. The numbers match. The S&W trademarked grips are in great shape. The bore is mostly bright with sharp rifling. The action is excellent. This firearm is classified as a Curio & Relic. Barrel is 3 inches. Caliber: .32 S&W Overall condition as seen in photos. Very Fast. Very Safe. FREE SHIPPING. Will need to be sent to your local FFL or C&R licensee. This firearm is classified as a Curio & Relic. Guaranteed AUTHENTIC & Includes CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. #8345 Price: $650.00 Curio/Relic: Yes SELLER: Ancestry Guns LLC  [READ MORE]( [WW2 Early Nazi 3 Lever Radom Waffen Eagle 189 Proof WWII]( [Share on Facebook]( on Twitter]( on Linkedin]( this article to a friend]( International GI# 101119243 Description: This is an original early nazi production Radom P.35 pistol. The pistol is in good condition, we rate at about 90% original finish in tact. Most of the wear is on the front and back straps. The back strap in particular is missing most of the finish. The right side of the frame has some odd-looking discoloration around the grip - looks like some sort of oil or chemical stain perhaps, but isn't a glaring flaw or even that noticeable. There is also some standard muzzle wear on the slide. The bore is excellent with strong rifling. The magazine has wear on the base, but is properly waffen eagle 189 proof stamped. Guaranteed original and authentic. Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer: Radom Model: N/A Caliber: 9mm Bore: 9/10 Condition: 90% Manufacture Date: 1939 Price: $1,850.00 SELLER: Legacy-Collectibles  [READ MORE](   GunsInternational.com eNews --------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with GunsInternational.com [Recent Issues]( [Subscribe]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Advertise]( [Web Version]( [Colby Horton](mailto:chorton@multibriefs.com), Vice President of Publishing, 469-420-2601 | [Download media kit]( [Dennis Hall, Executive Editor, 469-420-2656 | ](mailto:dhall@multibriefs.com)[Contribute news](mailto:dhall@multibriefs.com) GunsInternational.com 36181 E. Lake Road, Suite 308 | Palm Harbor, FL 34685 | | 727-786-7441  | [Contact Us]( [Learn how]( to add us to your safe sender list so our emails get to your inbox. 7701 Las Colinas Ridge, Ste. 800, Irving, TX 75063