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Model 24-3 with Culina claro walnut:


Model 29-3 with Culina black walnut:


Mundenized 629MG with Culina ivory micarta:


Model 14 with Culina French walnut:


Model 18 with Herrett's Ropers:


A freckled model 27 that will eventually go back to S&W for refinishing:


A model 15 snub with Ahrends' cocobolo:
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This is the only pic I have of my 442:
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Here's a small sampling of them:







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Well I added one to the herd yesterday:



Perhaps even:
Early K22 K1XXX

New Model #3 in 44 Russian.

'51 K38 with Herrett Troopers.
Bob

Early Postwar, Five Screw, M&P:

Because a man can not have too many snubbies

1909 TripleLock


3rd Model hand ejector .44 Spl.

Nice. I agree. I've got a bunch of snubbies, too.

In 1997 got a 1988 S&W 29-4 44 mag like new in box at a gun store for $200.
It had been on consignment for one minute.
Back then it was worth $400 anywhere.
Now it is worth more like $800.

I could put the original grips on for the pic, but I didn't.

My pick for best N frame.

Scored a new set of stag grips for my Outdoorsman at a gunshow over the weekend.
Just need a TylerT to go with them now. Already have the Keith 173 mold and the Thompson 358156hp for Skeeter loads.

Very nice find and combo.

Nice 38.

Good thing it's an N-Frame. The .38 Special can be hell on a K-Frame.

Much like those Rock Island 45 autos that Bricktop said were as soft as chocolate...Beware.

38/44 folks, quite a bit different than run-of-the-mill .38's.

TheKid:
Slick looking Outdoorsman 'Model of 1950'. I'm not huge on N frames that have the shorter post war action. Here's an early Outdoorsman:

That's a beauty. Nice picture, too.

PS When S&W first came out with these, Colt started advertizing that their Army Special .38/Official Police could handle anything the Outdoorsman or Heavy Duty could, having been built on Colt's largest frame size.

Very nice! I've let two .38-44's slip through my fingers.