No, not that kind. Securities.

Smith and Wesson is on fire right now.
Ruger has performed very well since Bill Jr. retired in '06 but it has had a set back the past month. Might be a good time to buy...might not. :D

years ago I had Colt stock. when the stocks took a big drop, I dumped them, and the revenues generatedfrom the sale of those I added to FORD stock.
I wonder how those with S&W did through the whole govt' dealings.

The past five years or so has been a good time to buy S&W stock.
The odd thing to me is S&W now produces NO new firearms I am interested in.
The last new S&W I bought was a 317 Air Light with regular sights - none of that fire-sight stuff for my old eyes. I like the Air Light and the blue box it came in does weigh more than the 317.

Not to go off topic, but I am looking to trade a rifle I own for a friends 325PD in 4"
I cannot get over the light-weight of these handguns

No, not that kind. Securities.

Smith and Wesson is on fire right now.
Ruger has performed very well since Bill Jr. retired in '06 but it has had a set back the past month. Might be a good time to buy...might not. :D
In 2001, S&W was trading at < $1. It's now at about $20.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=SWHC&t=my
I "shoulda" bought then...

:(

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I "shoulda" bought then...

:(

Being able to predict the future would be right handy, wouldn't it?

Mr. Iorg, I'm not that crazy about the current S&W handguns either but I did see a pretty .44 Special the other day with a color case hardened frame.

I think the older guns are the best value on the market today.

I let my Fidelity Freedom Fund pick out the stocks, none of them are in firearm companies though. I have always thought that day-trading like that is gambling for people with way too much money.

Ruger took a beating this week. A link for anybody that may be interested.
http://www.smartmoney.com/onedaywonder/index.cfm?story=20071025