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Originally Posted by 79S
My next one will be a model 14, don’t know why. I should’ve got into the smith game 10yrs ago lol
I'd say it's based on your having good taste in revolvers grin I might could suggest going for a post war premodel number K-38, though. Even us gen Xers find them to be coolest of the bunch.

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My one and only I gave $450 for four years ago. I do own a 4" M66.

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Originally Posted by EdM
My one and only I gave $450 for four years ago. I do own a 4" M66.

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Reasonably cool, but a very distant place compared to your 38 WCF Highway Patrolman grin

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Originally Posted by Bugger
My first revolver was a model Perfect from Herters, which I ordered via. USPS. All I needed was a check to them. 357's have been in my possession one way or another since then. I like 357's. I have three Model 19's. The first one is a Model 19-5 - it mainly has stayed in the factory box. But I have fired it, maybe 6 times.
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The next one is a Model 19-4 with TTT and 5" barrel.
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The next one is a 19-2 and I carry it sometimes.

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5" is from early 60's exceedingly rare. Yours is a 6" (5.9") measure from cyl face to muzzle. Check it..mb


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My contributions to the discussion, both pinned/recessed. I'm told the 2" is fairly rare?
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Originally Posted by Magnum_Bob
Originally Posted by Bugger
My first revolver was a model Perfect from Herters, which I ordered via. USPS. All I needed was a check to them. 357's have been in my possession one way or another since then. I like 357's. I have three Model 19's. The first one is a Model 19-5 - it mainly has stayed in the factory box. But I have fired it, maybe 6 times.
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The next one is a Model 19-4 with TTT and 5" barrel.
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The next one is a 19-2 and I carry it sometimes.

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5" is from early 60's exceedingly rare. Yours is a 6" (5.9") measure from cyl face to muzzle. Check it..mb


It is 5” to the face of the cylinder as I recall, so you’re probably right. I’ll get measurements later. TTT and low usage. Great shape.

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Originally Posted by jorgeI
My contributions to the discussion, both pinned/recessed. I'm told the 2" is fairly rare?
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That’s why I have 2each 2”. One is like new in the box. Except it’s a dash 5. My dash 2 is in great working order, shots great. But is carried a lot. Bluing loss.


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Very nice find, especially with the service grips!

And now you can go and hunt down some terrorists like Ulrich Wegener did in 1977:

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Originally Posted by Bugger
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My contributions to the discussion, both pinned/recessed. I'm told the 2" is fairly rare?
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That’s why I have 2each 2”. One is like new in the box. Except it’s a dash 5. My dash 2 is in great working order, shots great. But is carried a lot. Bluing loss.
If by rare you mean nonexistent, you' re absolutely right. The 2 3/4" would be a standard catalog item, while the 3" would be fairly rare.

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Originally Posted by Waders
Nice Model 19!

I like "got a new gun" threads--When somebody gets a new gun, we ALL get a new gun!

Congrats!

Me too.



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My oldest was using my 2.5" M19 this last fall while working as a cowboy in the back country of Idaho. served her well, loaded with 170 grain Keith SWCs.

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Love the Herrett's stocks... 2.5" M19 is SUCH a classic!!

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Originally Posted by Magnum_Bob
Originally Posted by Bugger
My first revolver was a model Perfect from Herters, which I ordered via. USPS. All I needed was a check to them. 357's have been in my possession one way or another since then. I like 357's. I have three Model 19's. The first one is a Model 19-5 - it mainly has stayed in the factory box. But I have fired it, maybe 6 times.
[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]

The next one is a Model 19-4 with TTT and 5" barrel.
[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]

The next one is a 19-2 and I carry it sometimes.

[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]

5" is from early 60's exceedingly rare. Yours is a 6" (5.9") measure from cyl face to muzzle. Check it..mb

From the end of the barrel to the barrel is 5.625"


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I’m very fond of M19’s and M66’s. I have two M66’s; a four inch and a six. The four is pinned and recessed.


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Originally Posted by lastround
I’m very fond of M19’s and M66’s. I have two M66’s; a four inch and a six. The four is pinned and recessed.
I've got a 66, too, in snubby form.

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My EDC is a M19 2 1/2", bought it new in 1988, but looks like its a hundred years old. Wears a set of Herretts similar to Mackys, it's like an old friend now, comfortable to carry, comforting to have, just the greatest revolver made to date.

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Originally Posted by JefeMojado
My EDC is a M19 2 1/2", bought it new in 1988, but looks like its a hundred years old. Wears a set of Herretts similar to Mackys, it's like an old friend now, comfortable to carry, comforting to have, just the greatest revolver made to date.
I can fully understand that. For many years, my EDC was an S&W Model 13, and I felt the same about it. The only reason I switched to a Glock about ten years ago (for the higher capacity) was due to a sudden rise in mob attacks.

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Sold my 19s awhile back. Still have my 66, though.
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If you would send me some targets like that, I could take cool pictures of my 66!

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Originally Posted by cwh2
Nice. I'm jealous. On the lookout for a decent 4" 19.

Didn't production of the m19 end quite a while before the hole appeared?


Update: Found one! 4" 19-5. A little rust and minor pitting, but I'm guessing she'll shoot.

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