[colt1903]

J-Frame:
http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll17/colt1903/001-5.jpg

K-Frame:
http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll17/colt1903/001-4.jpg

And Two Ns:
http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll17/colt1903/005-2.jpg
http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll17/colt1903/014-6.jpg

[Bullet Bob]

Model 15 Heritage with polished stag:

http://fototime.com/AC445E9EE223A79/standard.jpg

1917 Heritage (at 1:00):

http://fototime.com/466AC5F945A023E/standard.jpg

Both by Roy Fishpaw

[colt1903]

Bullet Bob,

Your your Model 15!

[Bullet Bob]

Actually, I have two of them. When the Heritage models first came out (sometime around 2001, too lazy to look it up), I loved them. Bought a model 24, paid full retail. Turns out lots of people didn't, and still don't, like S&W's with case-hardened frames, or that weren't made exactly like they were in the 1930's, or something. That's their right, it's okay by me. Anyway, when the 15's didn't sell, I picked up the 15 above NIB for $350.00 from gunbroker.com in 2002, I think. Last year, I walk into my local dealer's store, and he has a NIB Heritage 15 he got from an estate, for ta-da, $350.00. Here it is - it now wears Spegel grips instead of these factory ones:

http://fototime.com/168ACF37B167E58/standard.jpg

These frames are really case-hardened by Doug Turnbull's shop, not case-colored. I dig 'em the most.

[colt1903]

I wish I could stumble upon a Heritage 15 for such a low price! I have found my 15 to be very accurate. How do your two Heritage 15s shoot? If they shoot as sweet as they look then you are indeed double lucky!