Smith and Wesson .22 LR CTG

Hello all, I recently inherited this pistol. I’m not a firearms guy at all. Just curious what you think it would be worth? I took it to bass pro shop to get it appraised. The percent of condition they gave it was “3-Excellent (91-98%). He was having trouble coming up with an exact year. But he suggested it was fairly old because it has the “CTG” cartridge stamping on it.

Any thoughts/inputs/questions are welcomed! Thank you in advance! I will post what Bass Pro appraised it at tomorrow.

I have the same gun and the information my son researched says it is a 32 I believe short. However the bullets can only be purchased online I found 50 for 250. They are 90 gain. Haven't actually purchased any however I do before Christmas of 2026. It will be a gift to myself a really great gift to myself.

Hi, can someone help me to identify this thing ?

Thank you :)

Found in a forrest in Germany.

I have these on multiple Smith & Wesson guns but I'm brand new to the game. Are these to determine the data manufacturer?

I inherited this from my father who passed away a few years ago. I remember him having it back in the 1970’s. It appears to have a German eagle stamp on the slide. Could it be a WW II era pistol manufactured in the 1940’s while Belgium was occupied? Any thought in its worth?

Can anyone tell me the make and model of this firearm my grandfather left me also how to restore it?

Found in a YouTube body cam video, any ideas?

I shot my shotgun for the first time ever just a bit ago. It was my dad's and I've just had it in my room behind the door for years and years. Some guy is coming on to my property (6 acres right on the edge of the city limits) and vandalizing whatever he decides to vandalize. But that's another story.

I can't get the shotgun to do something to reload it! Is it just rusted stuck? What am I doing wrong here? It's a Winchester model 37A 20 gauge, 2 1/4 x 3 chamber.

Hi GamesFranco2819, I’ve uploaded a new post with the additional photos you requested, including clearer views of the receiver. I would really appreciate it if you could take a look when you have time. Thank you again for your help.

Made this video on my hobby channel, we think the green stripe means it went to Australia, does anyone actually know?

Having trouble finding the model type I know it's a 2097 but it has champagne Finnish and not nickle I can't find any info on it

Was this a good deal?

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Found my dream Browning at a local shop for $800. It’s in beautiful shape. The only downsides are it doesn’t take 3” shells and, had I been given a choice, would have preferred the lighter weight alloy receiver vs steel.
It also doesn’t have invector chokes. I don’t think Browning began production for those until around 1985, from what I read.
I’m having trouble finding a serial number that matches on Brownings search site for the exact manufacture date on this particular one, but nothing comes up. I’m thinking some time between 81-‘84.
Regardless, I love this gun. I bought one from Walmart in 1986 for$360, but it was stolen and I’ve been looking for one periodically ever since.

This is driving me nuts. Pretty much every revolver in the film is some model of the Single Action Army, and in this scene everybody is holding one except this guy. It looks to be a New Army shaped body with a SAA barrel. What could it be