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M27-2 four inch.


M27-2 six inch.


M-28-2 highway Patrolman



629 Mountain Revolver

M34 22/32 Kit Gun, M35 22/32 Target, K-22

Pre 36:

I'm waiting to pick this one up.
1893 in it's original box, spent most of it's early years under the bar of a North Dakota Saloon.


Not long ago I traded this S&W for a Colt Peacemaker 22, but kept the stags for my next 1911

Clockwise:
Pre 34
Pre 36
Pre 37
Pre 34
Pre 30


Clockwise:
Model 36
Model 36
Model 31
Model 49
Model 36

Mine is a 3 1/2" Model 27 ,Nickel Plated,Call Bead front sight w/tyler grip adapter on original magna grips. It was a special order from my Father on my Highschool graduation many many years ago. It has been back to factory and been renickeled. Can't bring myself to fire it with the new nickel.

When Shrapnel posted his 3" 686 7 shot 357, I thought dang - I gotta have one of those. Then I had to change out the front sight for one I could see. Of course then I had to buy a bullet mould, and so on...

I started years ago with a 357 but have shot nothing but 45 Colt single actions for years. This has been a fun change of pace with the 170 gr Keith...

Pair of 38-44s. Transitional 4" heavy duty 1947 production with numbered magnas. Post war short action 6.5" outdoorsman built in 53' with some kind of thumb rest stocks that I like the feel of but hate the looks. It's okay though a bud of mine recently gave me a really nice suede lined flap holster marked "Outdoorsman" that he bought for a K22, turned out it was for an N frame. The flap hides the grips so no one will see them:).

Beautiful Smiths everyone.

I'll add a few....and like Oregon45, I too have an addiction for them!

A trio of 657 no dashers:


A pair of model 36 "Chief's Special Targets", 3" is a 1975 vintage, the 2" a 1966 vintage;

A first year (1964) 57 4" .41:


A pair of 22 mags: 650 3", and a nickel 51 3.5":


A 25-7 45LC 5", and a nickel 58 .41:


Some 4" 629 .44s...2 no dashers, and one each of -2, -3, & -4. The -2 is a 1989 vintage "Mountain Revolver" with the pencil barrel and round butt grip frames:


The elusive 631 4" .32 mag "Kit Gun":
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Bodyguards...a mod 649, 2 mod 49s, and 2 mod 38 airweights:
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A 29 no dash 4", 1958 vintage:
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A "wheel" or "clock" of nickel N frames...all calibers represented at least twice (357, 41, 44, 45LC):
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A "wheel" or "clock" of 3" N frames...with 2 L frames (696 no dash and 686-4 2.5") in the center:


A 6" mod 53 .22 Jet:


A mod 43 airweight .22LR 3.5":

Wow!! some really nice wheelers around here!

A few more.













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there are some seriously friggen nice guns in these posts. i would like to get all of them in the middle of my living room floor and just drop a shoulder and roll in them.

Winner, winner, chickin dinner....

+1

Man this post is going to be horrible on my bank account - I had no idea that half of these(or more).....drooling badly right now - NICE revolvers guys!!

PennDog

Here's a non-catalogued M68 in .38 Special, produced for the LAPD back in the '80's. I use it for NRA revolver bullseye matches nowadays. Patridge front sight was added by the factory awhile back; action was tuned by Harry Davis, LAPD Armorer extraordinaire.
Bob

Awesome thread!

S&W K22 Heritage (17-8), new in box, with Keith Brown "Coke" style stocks. Unfired.
Bob