[schapman43]

I love looking at guns. Post your revolver pictures here.


Here are a few pictures of my GP100 4" Stainless in .357 and my Redhawk 5.5" Stainless in .44.

http://www.cheyennepaintball.com/images/guns/DSC02056.JPG

http://www.cheyennepaintball.com/images/guns/DSC02049.JPG

http://www.cheyennepaintball.com/images/guns/cowboy.jpg

[Ultraman]

http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/2003913340758629339251.jpg

[mec]

Ruger.44s

[mec]

Trying one last time. this site is just about impossible to use
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=467248

http://www.gunpix.com/gallery/Handguns/Double_Action_Revolvers/mgr8.jpg

http://www.gunpix.com/gallery/Handguns/Single-Action_Pistols/hatsepia.jpg

http://www.milesfortis.com/mcump/images/mcump/20/sbhcustom.jpg

Last visit to the site. It's gotten too slow and unreliable. I'll try to make it a good one.

[4v50 Gary]

Gotta like Diana. How classic but I've never known her to have dogs.

[Mike Irwin]

"Gotta like Diana. How classic but I've never known her to have dogs."

Gary, you're joking, right?

In Renaissance art she's depicted with Greyhounds a lot, for some reason. Probably their speed. One other possibility for her being shown with dogs is the legend of Actaeon. She and her nymphs were skinny dipping in a pool when Actaeon apparently came by and took in the sights. To punish him she turned him into a stag or a deer, and his dogs (he was hunting with them) tore him apart.

She's also apparently know as the divine protector of animals, or as the lady of beasts.

By Jan Fyte (1611-1661)

http://www.adopt-a-greyhound.org/gallery/3fyt-l.jpg


Then we have a sculpture by Jean Goujon...

http://www.adopt-a-greyhound.org/gallery/3goujon-l.jpg


Even Titan got in on the act...

http://www.adopt-a-greyhound.org/gallery/3titian-l.jpg

[Ala Dan]

WOW! Very nice pic's of some mighty nice firearms.

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

[Atticus]

My latest - a .45acp semi-snubbie

http://www.imagestation.com/mypictures/inbox/view.html?id=4214440916&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.imagestation.com%2Fpicture%2Fsraid77%2Fp828fee2c81f6853e6ec486e1db9feae2%2Ffb3343d4.jpg&caption=625-3inch

[schapman43]

Hey mike, I thought we werent allowed to post pictures of boobies on the board :)

[JLB]

http://www.fototime.com/{66122F16-F4C0-441F-9517-C19F56CEB02F}/picture.JPG

3" Model 66


http://www.fototime.com/{ACED2C33-855A-4961-8070-000CFDEC9832}/picture.JPG

3" Model 547 9mm

[Mike Irwin]

'tain boobies.

'tis art!

[Mal H]

'tis art indeed.

But 'tisn't Diana, 'tis Artemis.

[Johnny Guest]

mec wrote: Trying one last time. this site is just about impossible to use . . . . Last visit to the site. It's gotten too slow and unreliable. I'll try to make it a good one. Mike, we'll miss you on THR. Your illustrations are some of the very best I've seen hereabouts - - Clear, well-lighted, beautifully composed, with excellent captioning.

I know nothing of the technical aspects of posting images except by link, but I know the technical gurus are working on the slowness and difficulty. I hope you'll check in from time to time and give the "Testing . . . Testing" forum a try to see if things have improved.

Be assured that we will feel the lack of your talents and purty pictures.

Best regards,
Johnny

[Poohgyrr]

A 4" Smith .44 Special with box from the 1980's...

[ElToro]

poohgyrr - you interested in selling that 24 ? name your price !

Sorry-- no pics of my stuff.. i gotta get a digicam but everytime i think about buying one, i find a gun i like better :)

[Poohgyrr]

El Toro,
Nope, sorry, a terrific guy sold it to me and it's a keeper. I like it lots n lots. 240 gr LSWC's and 7 to 9 gr Unique do well in this.

[bmwguy]

Here's a few:

http://home.att.net/~john.t.hsu/smiths.jpg
http://home.att.net/~john.t.hsu/pythonew.jpg

[Mike Irwin]

"'tis art indeed.

But 'tisn't Diana, 'tis Artemis."



Artemis -- In Greek Mythology, the virgin goddess of the hunt and the moon and twin sister of Apollo.


Diana -- In Roman Mythology, the virgin goddess of hunting and childbirth, traditionally associated with the moon and identified with the Greek Atemis.



Same woman, same functions, different names.

Those pesky Romans. :)

[mtnbkr]

Here's my GP100:

http://home.mindspring.com/~mtnbkr/GP100_2.jpg


My S&W 36 Flatlatch:

http://home.mindspring.com/~mtnbkr/36_2.jpg

Chris

[Mal H]

Mike,
I know Diana == Artemis with a classic Latin accent. :)

I'm basing my assertion that it is Artemis and only Artemis on this: http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=99529

[stellarpod]

Well, my photos aren't too artistic, but here's a few samples nonetheless...

Model 29
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/365844/SW29C.jpg

Model 329
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/365844/SW329C.jpg

My Ruger 7-1/2" .44 Mag Vaqueros (for the John Wayne in me...)
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/365844/RugerVaqPairC.jpg

And a cute little Cimmarron Thunderer .45Colt
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/365844/CimThunder1C.jpg

stellarpod

[Mike Irwin]

Mal,

Ah, gotcha. I thought you were referring to the Goddess in General, not the handgun in specific.

My big question is...

Did Artemis Gordon have dogs?

[Randy63]

Here's my new favorite, a S&W 6" .357 Magnum from 1937.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/055485.JPG

And here's one of my old favorites, an S&W 6.5" .357 Magnum from 1935.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/050295.JPG

K22

[Randy63]

JLB,
I like your 3" 66. Does it have a nice action? How does that Hi-Viz front sight work for you? Is it accurate? I either want one like yours or the 66 F Comp. I haven't made up my mind yet.

K22

[Poohgyrr]

Keep them coming. Some of the extras are pretty good too. And thanks for the eye candy.

[V.Oller]

Here are some from the safe from L to R

Kimber Pro Tactical II .45 ACP

Bottom middle S&W 586 .357 Mag.

S&W 442 .38 Spl.

My dad's old S&W 36 .38 Spl.

The 36 was my Dad's carry when he was a detective in Metro/Dade PD back in the 60's. The grips on the 442 and the 586 are Rosewood. The 36 is sportin' some old black pearl grips.

[Dr.Rob]

Let's try ths:

(new camera)

Colt 357 Magnum Carry, triple k leather, HKS speedloaders. handloads in 2 varieties. The little Colt likes the lead.

[Dr.Rob]

And a couple of old warhorses:

a 1917 Colt New Service Army, and a Commercial Gov't model from 1918.

[rbert0005]

Here are a couple.

Then,

Bob

[rbert0005]

And now.

Bob

[P95Carry]

How many do ya want??!!:evil:

http://www.patriotnetwork.net/cb_gun2/m27-2_s.jpg


http://www.patriotnetwork.net/cb_gun2/m66_s.jpg


http://www.patriotnetwork.net/cb_gun2/m85_s.jpg


http://www.patriotnetwork.net/cb_gun2/rage_bull_s.jpg


http://www.patriotnetwork.net/cb_gun2/sbh_s.jpg


http://www.patriotnetwork.net/cb_gun2/srh_s.jpg


http://www.patriotnetwork.net/cb_gun2/single_six02_s.jpg

[Ultraman]

http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/2003976349163771717510.jpg
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/2003971601528828255620.jpg
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/2003974308100075991036.jpg

[Randy63]

I really like seeing pics of everyones revolvers. Here's a few more of my Colts and S&W's.

Here's my K22 Outdoorsman from 1937.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/049147.jpg

Here's a pic of my 1937 vintage .22 Colt Officers Model Target.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/049143.JPG

Here's one of my .22 Diamondback.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/049146.JPG

A pic of my 1953 vintage 6.5" S&W Model of 1950 .44 Special.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/049977.JPG

And a pic of my 1959 vintage 4" S&W 4 screw Model 29.
http://www.hunt101.com/img/040715.jpg

K22

[drod]

S&W Model 60
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid65/p4c1c58c4c9ebeccb0220f24c0baddd64/fbecfae6.jpg

Ruger GP100
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid61/p235df2d820d316c9a60fd0c78ab42989/fc2dd7b1.jpg

S&W 642
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid65/pbb500d846eca465a46b51c850e0ca4aa/fbe88024.jpg

Ruger SP101 .357 Mag.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid48/p0fa41c36be2b1065337d022b5fdce29a/fcbdeb64.jpg

Heritage Roughrider .22 lr. (Cheap, but fun plinker)
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid48/pa4c585716ba3703d06f64db7bdd24f30/fcbce483.jpg

[Gary H]

http://home.mindspring.com/~mamiya/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/amysrevolvers.jpg.w560h420.jpg

[OEF_VET]

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?postid=341368

[Ultraman]

Before
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/2003994558696093843681.jpg
After
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/2003993241732211587189.jpg
With best friend
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/2003995412984364897400.jpg

[No Quarter]

My baby:

S&W 27-2 circa 1964 - 3 1/2" barrel...

http://www.goodiesfromgoodman.com/site/images/chris/27a.jpg

[Litlman]

Nice Pics!! K22, what you doing showing off the "Grail"??? That collection sure is growing! What do you want/need to get rid of????? You must be running out of room..........

[Arts]

S&W .38 Special

[dewey]

S&W 1950 .44SPECIAL Targets. I 'almost' lust for these things.
.
http://fototime.com/79DAF4D693C91A1/standard.jpg
.

[Tamara]

Oh, crikey, I just realized this one's out of date, too... :uhoh:

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=461522

First column: 34, 442, 38, 640, 36-1, 34-1
Second column: 12-2, 64-4, PC13, 19-5 (factory 4" RB), Military & Police
Third column: 296, 686-3, 581-1
Fourth column: 624, 629-1, 610-2, 625-7, 627PC
Fifth column: 625-2, 625-4, 625-3, 57

The 625-4 is now gone, replaced with a 544.

[SnWnMe]

ACK! Tamara got rid of a SIX TWO FIVE??? Say it ain't so!

[Tamara]

It ain't like I don't still have two. I just turned the newer 5" gun (with *blechh* laser etching on the barrel instead of rollmarks) into a 544, which is an N-frame in a caliber I didn't have: .44-40. :cool:

[pistolwhipped]

I can take this no more. I have looked at these pictures six or eight times in the last two days.
I'm buying a revolver ! My first. I think a S&W 642 to start.
I'm on my way ,slowly to the poor house.
Thanks a lot !

[SnWnMe]

Tamara: In that case you only get 9 lashes vice 10.

Pistolwhipped: The camel's nose is in the tent.

[Richard2003]

1904 Colt New Service in .45 Colt

[FAL_Freak]

Here's a pic I titled The Odd Couple.
The camera is a good one, but alas the nut driving it doesn't know much about photography. (that'd be me) If I could get the lighting even close to what Ultraman did I would be very happy. Great pics there Ultraman!

http://www.evilblackrifles.com/images/oddcouple.jpg

That's a 500 S&W topside and a Ruger SP101 in .357 / .38 being dwarfed by it.

[GoldenLoki]

Hey wait for me... I got a couple revoler pics to share.

1934 38/44 HD
http://goldenloki.com/guns/smith/38-44HD2.jpg

1949 K38
http://goldenloki.com/guns/smith/k381.jpg

M29 made in 1961-2 (c'mon you liked the Dirty Harry movies too didn't ya?)
http://goldenloki.com/guns/smith/29-0-4b.jpg

1978-9 M66
http://goldenloki.com/guns/smith/66-1-2.jpg

Three NAA Minis 22mag, 22lr, 22short
http://www.goldenloki.com/guns/naa/minis.jpg

last but certainly not least M500, M629, and M360sc
http://goldenloki.com/guns/smith/trio.jpg

GL

[FAL_Freak]

Okay this one isn't mine...... but it just begs to be posted. :D

http://www.evilblackrifles.com/images/600ne.jpg

[SnWnMe]

Holy!!!!:what:

[HogRider]

Ruger Vaquero

http://members.cox.net/wbhogrider/Images/Vaquero.jpg

[HogRider]

Redhawk .45

http://members.cox.net/wbhogrider/Images/RedHawk45-1.jpg

[HogRider]

Smith and Wesson Model 28 - 2

http://members.cox.net/wbhogrider/Images/M28a.jpg

[HogRider]

Smith and Wesson Model 29 8 3/8http://members.cox.net/wbhogrider/Images/M29-PR4.jpg

[Poohgyrr]

Wow, good thing I was sitting down or I would'a fainted, fell down, hit my head, and broke sumthin... I REALLY like those .44 Specials and Centennials, but the rest are pretty good too. :what: :D :D

[JeepDriver]

My little collection of wheelies:

http://www.fototime.com/1EF93D0B8B2D994/standard.jpg

A 686-1, GP100 & 681-1

[QuarterBoreGunner]

A little late to the party... and after Tam's pic, a bit of a let down, but here's most of my wheel guns.

http://www.swedcom.com/test_images/moms_side.jpg

[Dave Markowitz]

Here's my pre-K38:

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=484642

[Thirties]

Model 1895 7.62 Russian Nagant relover. Seven shot, gas seal, made in 1940.

click here . . .

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=484874

[Gandalf]

My Engraved Colt Python

http://www.hunt101.com/img/024444.jpg

[SGTaylor]

Taurus M83 SS4" 38SPL


http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=644262

[rbert0005]

Ok,

Here's another.

Bob

[Prodigalshooter]

Here's my whole revolver collection:p , I'd like to add to it, but I'm on restriction presently:uhoh:
Promised the wife no more toys for awhile:(
So, anyway, they are a 625, a 66, a 60 and a Ruger GP100 and an old Charter Arms.

[Brian Williams]

http://thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=619569
My Smithy collection, Pales compared to Tamara's but still mine
940-1
60-4
M&P 1905 4th ~1935
586-
13-4
K38 ~ 1950

[P95Carry]

Very nice Brian .... hope you don't object ..... as that pic was scrolling off and seemed a bit ''thin'' also .... took liberty of ''tweaking'' a bit and small reduction in size.

I must take a pic myself of ''revo's only''.

http://www.bedford.net/design/shoot/perfessr_smiths02.jpg

[Diesle]

Ruger Super RedHawk in .454 . Magna-Brake, bead blasted, GP-100 grip panels, Aimpoit 5000 on a Weigand Combat mount for SRH.



http://www.bedford.net/design/shoot/diesle_454srh_s.jpg

http://www.bedford.net/design/shoot/diesle_454srh_02_s.jpg


Diesle

[P95Carry]

Ahahaha ............ the ''Diesle Dude Special''!!! Oh my that is so nice1 Still givin that serious thought.

Decided to update pictorially and so took an up-to-date one ....... yer tis! Took some without flash but this flash version brought em to life a bit more (fairly lo-res to keep size down).


http://www.bedford.net/design/cb_gun2/revos_1203_06.jpg

[outfieldjack]

http://home.sc.rr.com/jackswebsite/Jacks/sm340.JPG

[Sisco]

Pair of Rugers
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid64/p5674cfc11225652d98b43e5011b209df/fc0246d3.jpg

and alone

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid63/p1b28d020bdc3e2827d1703197b67dd51/fc1957cf.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid42/pd17e61146ee919124ccc6596145628eb/fcef5ee3.jpg

[Gewehr98]

1941-vintage Lend-Lease S&W .38-200 rebuilt to .38 Special for PPC and Steel Challenge (seen after an informal hard drive penetration test):

http://mauser98.com/ppcdrive.jpg


Early-model 3" L-Frame .44 Special S&W 696, Atamont grips:

http://mauser98.com/696altamontleft1.jpg

[P95Carry]

Gewehr98

Satisfying (and maybe a telling event too) .. to see the Seagate HDD get its ''comeupance''!! :evil: :D

Now had that been an IBm I'da been more concerned!

Nice piece you have there ...... I used to shoot with a guy a lot way back .. PPC included ...... and he had a very similar conversion (by a guy in UK called Les Korth IIRC) .. shot incredibly well. Does that extended cyl latch stay done up? Guess it enagages much like the std. Nice idea.

[S&W44]

Latest toy-

[semf]

And at the extreme opposite end of the spectrum-----------------
http://ugh

[sabre]

Heres a few more:

Pre-Model 12 Airweight
http://people.delphiforums.com/azbilln/pre12s.jpg

Model 15
http://people.delphiforums.com/azbilln/m15s.jpg

Model 629
http://people.delphiforums.com/azbilln/m629bs.jpg

Enjoy!;)

[P95Carry]

semf .. great oldies!!! Reminds me .. I got a couple around somewheres.

The link for your pic to actually show didn't seem to work ... and as it seemed a bit lacking in luster I tool liberty of ''lifting'' it a bit and re-presenting a tad smaller too ... hope ya don't mind.

http://www.bedford.net/design/shoot/unservised list 01_s.jpg

[semf]

Thanks p95 I still haven't got this picture posting down yet. The pics themselves were taken with a scanner.

[P95Carry]

Pretty good then semf ... it is surprising what can be done on a scanner.

Word of warning tho to some ..... it is all too easy to get scratches on the glass when takin pics of things metallic ... so be careful. I did it .. just the once!

Other thing semf is, that more often than not, the pics need adjustment for gamma, maybe sometimes even hue, saturation etc...... oh, and size!!

JMO .. but tho we see some superb pics here .. but it really does not seem necessary to have quite the size and res' often presented. Much bigger than 600 pix and they scroll off horizontally (I could run full screen with my 1280 but prefer a browser window sitting there at approx 800x600 or so). And .. re download times .... something 600 or less can be compressed to not much bigger than 50 - 60k and so download way quicker.

My chosen option would always be .. medium res' for the forum page and a hi-res' available if requested.

Ok .. just blowin smoke!!!:p

[semf]

Thanks for the advice I'll practice some in Testing and it's an old scanner.

[Ultraman]

2 K's & 10 J's :cool:
http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Dec/20031275958420169738044.jpg

[LFW]

Ultraman's got more grips than I've got, and I've got enough to open my own store. Here's my J's--Centennials and Bodyguards.
http://www.fototime.com/ftweb/bin/ft.dll/standard?pictid={4975E813-6A4A-40EB-B541-33F797D647B2}&exp=f&moddt=37859.6130081945

[Ultraman]

"Here's my J's--Centennials and Bodyguard." :D

http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Nov/200311213763729804293243.jpg

[Lightsped]

My Total Titanium M85.
http://www.neospeed.org/images/mytitaniumtaurus38b.jpg

A group photo of my five Taurui (four M85s, and one 605).
http://www.neospeed.org/images/my5taurus.jpg

My Smith M27.
http://www.neospeed.org/images/s&wmod27_dads.jpg

[FPrice]

"Artemis -- In Greek Mythology, the virgin goddess of the hunt and the moon and twin sister of Apollo."

I always thought Artemis was Mr. Gordon. You know. Jim West's sidekick.

Oops. :confused:

(Note: Gun-related, they both carried guns in their show)

(http://home.thirdage.com/Adventure/whofan/frontpage.html)

[Kestrel]

sabre,

What grips are on your 629? They look great.

Steve

[TonyB]

Man I love the revolvers.....they are more "artistic" than autos.....keep 'em coming...:cool:

[Lone Star]

Mike Irwin-

I think that artist you mentioned is Titian. Titans were guys like Jove/Jupiter.:D

Very nice art.

Lone Star

[LFW]

Art? Ya want ART?? I submit the pre-war .357 with 3.5 inch barrel:
http://www.fototime.com/ftweb/bin/ft.dll/standard?pictid={BFBBBE1B-8ECE-4C1C-A210-40CD9563ECB1}&exp=f&moddt=37864.4709847917

[hnm201]

http://dombosco.home.insightbb.com/taurus905chss.jpg

[Brian Williams]

Hey Domzilla9 That is the first 905 I have seen. Nice gun. I have a S&W 940 and was wondering how a Tau 905 shoots.

How hard are the moonclips to load.

[hnm201]

How hard are the moon clips to load?

See THR thread here. (http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=52518)

The moonclips are a pain! They were a mystery to me until I read the thread linked above. I have loaded up my moonclips with 9mm Corbon 115gr +P and they will stay that way until I should need need them in some unfortunate circumstance. Read the thread linked above for a full description of the issue.

[PO2Hammer]

S&W model 10-7 #CRS00XX, 2001 manufacture special run for a distributer. It's a sweet shooter, very tight and a great trigger.

[Dave Markowitz]

Here's my S&W Model 640 (no dash) in .38 Special, with 3" barrel.

http://www.hunt101.com/img/042777.jpg

[hnm201]

I am completely and utterly in envy of your 640 with the 3" barrel!

:D

[George Hill]

Here is my 696:
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=659842

[Spieler]

S&W M10-5

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=661657

[t driver]

My Taurus 608 and Bisley SBH Hunter.
http://pageproducer.chicago.sisna.com/grubaugh/wheel%20guns_1.jpg

[xring]

My S&W family: M48-4, M48-4, M65, M13, M28
Randy

[Browns Fan]

Stop it, you guys! I'm drooling all over my keyboard!

[uglygun]

SATURDAY! I get to update this picture so it includes my 28-2, though I'll probably wait until I can get rid of the nasty Hogue grips...


In picture, 4 inch 27-2, 4 inch 29-3, 38/44 Outdoorsman, and a 25-3 125 year Anniversary 45LC.
http://home.bak.rr.com/varmintcong/nframes/fourguns.jpg

[Rangie]

Didn't want to let this thread die, so here's my 610.

http://home.comcast.net/~royamaral/Dcp_0866.jpg

[uglygun]

Finally got a set of grips for my M28, smooth presentation grips at that....

I've got a little additional final fitting to do to make them a perfect fit but they are pretty close as is. I moved my finger groove grips over to the M29 to see if it's an improvement or not in handling, I'll probably ditch the finger grooves once I kick up another set of original style grips. I put the darker grips that used to be on the 29 over on my 38/44 and was really happy with the move.

http://home.bak.rr.com/varmintcong/nframes/5guns/5guns.jpg

[jdmb03]

Ruger GP100 3"
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid99/pc82db1259794807002caffab101613c8/f9fc2ec2.jpg

[proco]

Nice pics, heres my addition to the collection:

http://grammar.nu/pat/python_and_detective_special.jpg
Python and Detective Special

- Pat

[Sean Smith]

http://www.imagemagician.org/images/igc_76543/bigpython.jpg

:cool:

[riddleofsteel]

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/Lh610.jpg
Lew Horton 3" 610 with Spegel coco bolo grips
Gerber Magnum Master Hunter with coco bolo panels

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/SP101.jpg

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/SPEEDSIX.jpg
Ruger Speed Six .357 with Eagle rosewood SS grips

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/bhawkbowieskull.JPG
Ruger .45 Colt Blackhawk with Eagle Sambar stag grips
Gerber Sambar stag bowie 1 of 2000

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/blackpearlm102.JPG
S&W Model 10 Nickle with Jay Scott black pearl grips

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/cbmg45.JPG
S&W Mountain Gun in .45 Colt with Spegel coco bolo grips

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/internetsagmg2.JPG
S&W Mountain Gun in .45 Colt with Eagle Sambar stag grips

[riddleofsteel]

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/45mg.JPG
S&W Mountain Gun .45 Colt with Hogue kingwood mono-grip.

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/mgknife3.JPG
S&W Mountain gun in .45 Colt with Eagle Sambar stag grips
Case XXX Damacus skinner with Sambar stag panels

[Gary in Pennsylvania]

C'mon!

I can't believe that this thread actually DIED!

So . . . . . . what did y'all pick up in the past 12 months?!?

Share 'em if ya got 'em!

[Black Majik]

Only pic of my 686PP....

Smith & Wesson 686-4 PP (Powerported barrel)
Beretta 686 Onyx Pro 20 ga.

http://members.cox.net/qtranm3/rich/686pair.jpg

Note: Look at the membership number! :evil:

[Brian Williams]

My 1950 3844 Heavyduty
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=16522

[Boats]

Beware the man with only one revolver. . .
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=18529
. . .because he might make offers on some of yours. :)

[thatguy]

I see lots of Smiths and Rugers but it looks a bit light on Colts. How about an Officers Model Target in .22 from 1930?

http://www.fototime.com/976476DE123A562/standard.jpg

[GUNKWAZY]

Did someone say Colt....

http://members.aol.com/toykwazy/officers1.jpg

http://members.aol.com/toykwazy/kingcobra.jpg

http://members.aol.com/toykwazy/python.jpg

Jeff (GUNKWAZY)

[PirateShot]

S&W 686

http://img156.exs.cx/img156/1820/57ef.jpg

http://img156.exs.cx/img156/3328/10fj.jpg

Smith Combat Masterpiece

http://img57.exs.cx/img57/1593/newgunpics0048pg.jpg

http://img57.exs.cx/img57/4090/newgunpics0031ya.jpg

[armedcitizen]

Python and New Frontier .22:

http://hometown.aol.com/jvm22187/images/colts.jpg

SW 65 (my carry gun):

http://hometown.aol.com/jvm22187/images/carrypackage.jpg

[PI Rob]

Here's my S&W 66 & M49.
http://pic4.picturetrail.com/VOL725/2563744/5509109/70810222.jpg

http://pic4.picturetrail.com/VOL725/2563744/5509109/78722087.jpg

[proco]

Wow, this is an old thread. Lost my previous picture link. Oh well, here my Colt contribution.

Detective Special
http://pro97000.home.sprynet.com/PICs/DSa.jpg

Python
http://pro97000.home.sprynet.com/PICs/pya.jpg

Lawman MkIII
http://pro97000.home.sprynet.com/PICs/mkIIIa.jpg

- Pat

[slick6]

Here is my only "Snubby", a Security Six in .357 magnum, with a 2-3/4 inch barrel: :neener:

http://s04.imagehost.org/0280/MVC-017S.JPG

http://s04.imagehost.org/0280/MVC-016S.JPG

http://s04.imagehost.org/0280/MVC-014S.JPG

Ruger RST4-S(1 of 5,000):
http://s05.imagehost.org/0616/MVC-015S.JPG
http://s04.imagehost.org/1450/MVC-016S.JPG

[riddleofsteel]

My sweet hearts

http://yerfrockethellhound.com/stagblawkhawks2.BMP

[slick6]

Some of my revolvers;

Colt Officer's Model Special(Circa 1950):
http://s01.imagehost.org/0327/MVC-006S.JPG
http://s04.imagehost.org/0223/MVC-001S.JPG

Sacramento County, CA, Sheriff's Department(1 of 200)Ruger Security-Six(30 year)"Commemorative":
http://s04.imagehost.org/0244/MVC-003S.JPG
http://s04.imagehost.org/0244/MVC-017S.JPG
http://s04.imagehost.org/0244/MVC-013S.JPG

Ruger SP101(Short shroud).22 cal., four-inch barrel:
http://s03.imagehost.org/0211/MVC-016S.JPG

S&W M28-3 with Ruger Redhawk ".357":
http://s04.imagehost.org/1413/MVC-011S.JPG

[mattz357]

You'll have to click on a link to see mine, if I posted them directly Photobucket might explode.


http://photobucket.com/albums/v441/mattz357/

[S&W44]

My S&W revolvers

[slick6]

http://s04.imagehost.org/1464/MVC-032S.JPG
http://s04.imagehost.org/1464/MVC-026S.JPG
http://s05.imagehost.org/0622/MVC-025S.JPG
http://s04.imagehost.org/1464/MVC-027S.JPG

[Gordon]

I lust for your 520! :)

[DHart]

Some of my wheel gunz...

Ruger GP-100 3" Barrel, Fixed sights, .357 magnum (KGPF-331)
http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/KGPF331R.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/KGPF331L.jpg

Smith & Wesson Model 13-3 .357 Magnum 3" barrel
http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/SW13.jpg

Smith & Wesson Model 65-5 .357 Magnum 3" barrel
http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/SW65a1274.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/SW65a1273.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/SW65a1283.jpg

Ruger GP-100 4" Barrel, Adj. sights, .357 magnum
http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/GP100a0761.jpg

Smith & Wesson Model 686 .357 Magnum 6" barrel
http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/SW686a0751.jpg

[slick6]

Colt ".357"(Circa 1960):
http://s04.imagehost.org/0580/MVC-001S.JPG
http://s02.imagehost.org/0748/MVC-005S.JPG
http://s05.imagehost.org/0102/MVC-021S.JPG


S&W M67(Circa 1972):
http://s04.imagehost.org/1472/MVC-001S.JPG


Colt "Viper"(Made 1977 only!):
http://s01.imagehost.org/0380/MVC-011S.JPG
http://s02.imagehost.org/1157/MVC-012S.JPG
http://s03.imagehost.org/0702/MVC-018S.JPG

[jamz]

Picked up my only revolvers, these three, in the last two weeks, and finally got a pic last night. Handheld, so sorry about the blurs.

http://www.mricenter.com/jamz/revos.jpg

-James

[recondoc]

Just a fun picture I did of a Rossi 720 .44 Special:
http://www.gunpix.com/gallery/Handguns/Double_Action_Revolvers/720%20muzzle.JPG

[tc300mag1]

I dont get as fancy with my pics as some of the other guys still working on better static pics These are only the most recent pics i have taken of some of my wheelies .. Ever get round to it ill take more

http://www.combatcarry.com/gallery/files//1/2/1/8/IMG_98691.jpg

http://www.combatcarry.com/gallery/files//1/2/1/8/pix3900075515.jpg

http://www.combatcarry.com/gallery/files//1/2/1/8/IMG_00011.jpg

[sheepdog_556]

Colt Custom Shop Detective Special, trijicon front, and C&S custom 66 with Spegel grips, trijicons front and rear:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y218/Shatner556/wheelgunsresized.jpg

One of my Pythons:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y218/Shatner556/Python.jpg


Sheep

[Giolli Joker]

This is mine... :)

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=22189

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=22190

[Marshall]

Brian Williams, that 1950 38/44 Heavy Duty is bad to the bone! Great Pic, better gun!

[Bart Noir]

sheepdog, please do tell more about Trijicons on those two. 'Specially on the Dick Special, since I would like to know who can install those. Hint, closer pics would help me visualize the method of mounting. I am, needless to say, envious of those sights.

Bart Noir
Who squints at the DS sights, trying to even find the front one.

[ken B]

my '67 M10 that will get refinished (someday!) by S&W and be my daughters..

http://www.hunt101.com/img/178536.jpg

my ex-NYPD NY-1 I picked up from a great dealer in Stanten Island (Recorder off AUctionarms), 3" DAO M64 my wife absoluty loves, and my M625 .45ACP
http://www.hunt101.com/img/182836.jpg

need to get some pics of my M10 2" and M686+ 4"

Ken B

[Poohgyrr]

Here is a Speed Six with leather:

http://img242.echo.cx/img242/223/speedsix1xg.jpg

[Poohgyrr]

And a favorite Colt DS, 4th run: http://img161.echo.cx/img161/2591/coltdslft2qz.th.jpg (http://img161.echo.cx/my.php?image=coltdslft2qz.jpg)


And a Smith 640-1: http://img98.echo.cx/img98/193/sw6401hd6nk.th.jpg (http://img98.echo.cx/my.php?image=sw6401hd6nk.jpg)

[w1mnk]

Circle of power and beauty

[115grfmj]

I only have these two poor entries to this post..


http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=25381&stc=1

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=23057

[clipse]

A before and after pic of my SP101

http://www.ponyexpress.net/~clipse/sp101/IM000198.JPG

http://www.ponyexpress.net/~clipse/sp101/sp101-5.JPG

[rbmcmjr]

A couple from my stable:

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=25386

and

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=25387

I am waiting for C&S to tell me it's time to send them the 629. I'm getting a set of their Extreme Duty sights installed and some other work done. Once that is complete, it will lose the Goodyears.

Rick

[SeanSw]

My only gun, a S&W model 67, paired with a sword made by Angus Trim. I customized the sword but I think I'll be leaving the revolver alone.

http://www.uploadhouse.com/images/906418874M67_hogue.JPG

[FPrice]

The same day I came home with a Victory Model my dealer took this in and held it for me. It's a roughly 1955 Highway Patrolman. I nornally don't care for 6" duty guns but I couldn't resist this one.

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=25400

[progun]

I bought it back in the early eighties through a gun dealer, who ordered it from John Jovino. I was wondering if anyone knows more about it? Approximate value, how many were made, etc. It looks like the Lew Horton model, but that was not who it was purchased from. It's a 25-2 in .45 acp caliber. Thanks for any information you can give me.

[Bart Noir]

progun, I had one! I saw the add in Shotgun News, back in the middle early '80s and talked to my buddy-with-the-FFL. And to answer your question, I can't remember which of the big ads in SGNews I was reading. Sorry about that.

I didn't like the balance and sold it. The way it was built was interesting, since the barrel was so short that there wasn't room for the usual locking parts at the front of the ejection rod. Instead, they did a nice job of putting a spring loaded ball in the frame and a dimple in the crane that the cyclinder swings out on. When the cylinder goes shut, the ball pops into the dimple. It was sorta like, but not quite the same, as the old S&W triple lock in that regard. 'Cept it wasn't a triple, it just made a double lock.

They also filled in the hole in the front of the ejector rod shroud and I could barely see the plug. It was polished and blued quite well.

Bart Noir

[progun]

Hi Bart, Thanks for the info. It sounds like you had the same gun. Some of the modifications included: shortened barrel, smaller hammer spur, K frame round butt (with rubber grips) and a smooth trigger instead of the serrated one. I think the red ramp front sight was installed also instead of the target sight. Kind Regards

[BluesBear]

There was a 25-3 (in .45 ACP) with a 3" barrel made for (as I recall) Lew Horton. Which was a bit confusing since the 25-3 model number had been used for the cased S&W Anniversary model chambered in .45 Colt. Which was available with only a 6" barrel with a square butt.
But as I recall it had the short ejector rod like their later .44 and .41 models. They were round butt models but they used the N-frame round butt grips which were slightly larger than K-frame grips. I think it was the first Horton limited edition big bore snub.

I recall in the early 1980s (1983?), reading an article in Guns & Ammo about a gunsmith/company converting standard N-frame revolvers to round butt configuration using Pachmayr K-frame grips with barrels shortened to 3".

I also recall later seeing ads for them in Shotgun News.
I think they only made them in .44 and .45. I tried to get one in .41 for off duty carry but I don't think they ever got around to doing that caliber.
I orderd six but never got any.

I suspect you have one of the converted models.
They seem to be bringing a pretty good price these days since all of the later factory made 3" N-Frames were made without pinned barrels.

[mnrivrat]

Old Sweetheart

[progun]

Blues Bear, Thanks for the info. I knew sombody would know more than I about these revolvers. I too saw them first in Shotgun news. I'm sure I purchased mine through John Jovino, but I guess they were made for Lew Horton. I heard somewhere, that Smith and Wesson actually did the conversion into a carry gun for Lew Horton. I previously thought that some gunsmith was hired to do the conversions. I purchased a matching holster at the time, since I figured it would be hard to find one. It's a pancake style, and has no makers name on it. The quality is excellent and I'm wondering if Smith and Wesson made those also. Thanks again for the info, Progun

[BluesBear]

Progun, I don't think the one you pitcured is a Lew Horton. Not if the frame is marked 25-2. What is the serial number? That would go a long way in helping solve the mystery.

To my knowledge, the N-frame snubs actually made by S&W as short barrel guns without the front locking apparatus were the extremely short 2" and 2½" models.

As far as I know, all of the 3" models without front latches were outside conversions. Jovino could very well have been one of the ones marketing such converted revolvers.

Of course I have learned to almost never say never when it comes to what S&W did in the past.

[progun]

Blues Bear, You sound quite knowledgable about these. Here's another picture with the crane open. The serial number is N8050XX . I wiped the last 2 numbers out in the picture. Just don't feel comfortable posting complete numbers on the web. As you can see, it is a 3 inch barrel. And it is definitely a 25-2. I still have the sales slip somewhere. I think it was purchased around 1980 or so, but I'd have to check to be sure. Kind Regards, progun

[dasmi]

http://silenceisdefeat.org/~dasmi/images/service_six/4.jpg
My Service Six, .357 magnum. It's got hogue grips on it now.

[BluesBear]

Progun, yeppers that's a 1980 serial number.
I got my first FFL in 1978 and i clearly recall that in the early 1980s there were some customized 3" models floating around. I firmly believe that gave S&W the kick in the a$$ needed for them to produce some themselves.

If I had that gun I'd definitely spend the $30 to get a factory letter for it.
That would show where it was originally shipped and what the original barrel length was.

I forgot to ask earlier about the rollmarks on the barrel.
If there are any I'll wager they're closer to the muzzle end and not centered.

I've searched for years for a Genuine Lew Horton 25-3 but have never even seen one much less found one for sale. Of course I'm sure that if one were found it would be much more than I could ever afford. The going prices for my 3" Horton 29 have become obscene.

I did find a genuine S&W 3" model 57 at a local gunshow about five years ago.
It was new in box and the seller wanted $450 for it. (I even have a witness.)
During the 15 minutes it took be to get back from the ATM it was gone. :fire:
Now according to the real experts, a 3" blued Model 57 doesn't exist.
But I had it in my sweatly hands, and it was real.
So, somewhere in western Washington, somebody has MY gun. :neener:

If your 25-2 is like the other .45 & .44 conversions I have seen, the action will be icy mountain road slick.
And of course the balance is a close second only to a 5" short lug N-frame with target stocks.

[BluesBear]

After closer examination of the photo it appears that only the word Wesson remains on the left side of the barrel.
That is a sure sign that the barrel was shortened after it left the factory.

Your barrel is also that slightly different "plum" blue that appeared on S&W barrels at that time. That colour only appeared on barrels. Frames and cylinders were always the standard polished blue.
I have a 1981 vintage 6" 57 that has the plum blued barrel. I think it adds a lot to the coolness factor.

[recondoc]

http://www.gunpix.com/gallery/Handguns/Double_Action_Revolvers/28-2%203.JPG

http://www.gunpix.com/gallery/Handguns/Double_Action_Revolvers/28-2%204.JPG

http://www.gunpix.com/gallery/Handguns/Double_Action_Revolvers/28-2%202.JPG

'70s model 28-2. Pinned and recessed. Stags by Jay Scott. Silky sweet D/A trigger. Glass rod S/A. I've only shot it once so far but with cheap Blazer 158gr ammo it shot 3.5" at 25 yards with my sorry, shakey hands at the controls.
Ahhhh....Now I'm eyeing a 6.5" 27 that I spotted at a local shop for $360.

Doc

[progun]

Blues Bear, I've attached another picture, with a closer picture of the barrel. My last picture was so bad, it's no wonder you thought it said something on the barrel. Hopefully this is a better picture. There is no prining on either side of the barrel, and is is that plum color you refered to.

[BluesBear]

Yeah that's an outside converted model.

This pic ain't any better but I believe you can see the factory barrel configuration and the rollmark.

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=13066

[progun]

Hi Blues Bear, Nice picture. Now for the big question. Do you ver see these for sale, and what kind of price do they usually bring? Regards, progun

[fiVe]

My .38 snubbie...

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=25881

[countertop]

SS Ruger Acusport Bisley Blackhawk in .45 Colt.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y274/countertop/blackhawk.jpg

[BluesBear]

Progun, sorry for the delay in answering. I haven't been on as much recently and I'm trying to catch up.

Yeah I see them for sale occasionally. Last one i saw in real life was $850! :what: They're getting kinda rare since they didn't make as many blued as the y did stainless. And a lot of the blued ones were full underlug and unfluted cylinder.

There is a 3" 629 that looks like mine.
I considered myself lucky to get $500 for the stainless I was forced to sell last year.

Contact member cdlubbe. I believe he might still have a couple of the each for sale.

[progun]

Bluesbear, Thanks for the information. I was just curious about the value, since they don't seem to be listed in gun value books. Regards, progun

[tango3065]

http://mastinson42633.tripod.com/guns/index.album?i=2&s=1

[Poohgyrr]

Those are nice looking revolvers you guys have. Congrats.

[countertop]

I posted this one before

Its my Ruger Bisley Blackhawk in .45 Colt (those are .45 Colt and .45 ACP rounds with it)

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y274/countertop/100_1680.jpg

This one hasn't been posted on this thread, though it has been posted elsewhere
Its a Colt Commando Spec in .38 Special. The rounds are .38 Special and .38 S&W (for comparison purposes)

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y274/countertop/100_1677.jpg

[Frenchy]

These are my two latest additions...Model 19-4 & Model 10-5

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-4/988747/19-4@720.JPG

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-4/988747/model100002FRAMEDX800.JPG

[pythonguy]

Nice pic's!

[countertop]

That model 19-4 sure is purty

[Gary in Pennsylvania]

FINALLY!!!!


A pic of my recent aquisition. I've been hunting down one of these for many months!

http://users.adelphia.net/~ggr102/images/KGPF330.JPG

[DHart]

Gary... verrry nice! But what's all that writing on the side of the barrel??? ! ;)

[BluesBear]

If you look at it under a magnifying glass I think it says, "Bullets come out here.
Do not insert into any orifice or use while bathing.
Do not attempt to shoot while operating heavy machinery.
Not approved for airline use."
:neener:

Now Heaven forbid it should actually say anything as important as even one of the four rules.


But it's a real pity that it has to say anything.

[armedcitizen]

http://hometown.aol.com/jvm22187/images/649.jpg
http://www.parkcitiestactical.com/album/00001552/SWTR214_target.jpg

[fiVe]

My snubbie...

[Pietro Beretta]

I took this picture with my cell phone, So the picture is a little dark, and a tad blurry...

But heres my cobra...

[DHart]

My latest acquisition...

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/29-2_LR8438.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/29-2_RR8443.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/29-2_RF8441.jpg

[FPrice]

Do you polish your guns with something special?

[Glocker]

Here is a pic of my revolver, hope you all like it i just got this camera and still learning to play with it.

[Frenchy]

Nice outside work, "D". I like the ambient light.

[DHart]

FPrice... the Model 29's just look like that! It's almost breath taking in person... these pics don't even do justice to the high-polish bluing on this 1978 vintage S&W. I have another, a 29-3, that has, remarkably, an even nicer finish than this one, if that's possible. They're magnificent revolvers... I never realized the majesty of the 29 until I got my first one just a week ago! Now I have two 29's and they're my most prized S&W revolvers!

I don't enjoy shooting full-house .44 mag loads, though, but found that the caliber becomes a dream caliber for the reloader... you can tailor make nice soft .44 mag loads which are in the .44 special range or go a little hotter for defense use (I use ProLoad's .44 mag "Lite" which has a 200 gr. Gold Dot bullet moving at about 1070 fps from the 4" tube.) This 200 gr. load at 1050 to 1070 is also my practice load. It's a little warm, but still quite gentle on the gun and on the shooter... very enjoyable indeed and makes the .44 mag caliber just pure fun to shoot.

Frenchy.... thanks.. glad you like it... I needed a change from the wood table setting I've been using for awhile.

Not sure if I posted these here in this thread before, but this is another outdoor setting with my 629 Mountain Gun.

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/629-4MG_L_7846.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/629-4MG_LF_7858.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/629-4MG_R_7851.jpg

http://www.legendportraits.com/Images/Guns/629-4MG_RF_7856.jpg

[bean357]

Wow :D !! Don, awesome outdoorsy pics!! Congrats on the new addition. I don't even have a .44 yet in my collection....someday. Thanks for the pics!

[Frenchy]

Nice soft contrast, Don. I'm a fan of the natural settings.
It's a little harder to control things, but the overall layout makes up for it (in my case)! :D

[BluesBear]

I think someone needs to publish a 12"x20" coffee table book of D-Harts Gunprography!

Every home needs one.

[bean357]

Great idea, BluesBear!!!
My standard catalog of S&W is kind of lonely......

[OldWolf]

Blackhawk decked out as a Super BH .357
http://home.earthlink.net/~bdrcdav/images/BlkHwk/BlkHwkSmall2.JPG

An Old S&W DA .38
http://home.earthlink.net/~bdrcdav/images/SW38/SandW38small2.JPG

GP-100 and Holster
http://nas4.atlanta.gbhinc.com/GB/031529000/31529212/pix3250928267.jpg

[DHart]

BluesBear... my wheels are already beginning to turn in that direction. Not sure when it will all come together, but I'm starting to work on it. Only thing is, there are a lot of guns some folks would want to see in it that I don't have!

[Bart Noir]

Only thing is, there are a lot of guns some folks would want to see in it that I don't have!

So you have to buy more guns for your new book business, and can write them off on taxes?! I'm not seeing a downside here. Well, finding the money maybe. And BluesBear and I will help you find the guns, being the semi-pro gunshoppers we are.

Bart Noir

[DHart]

Hey Bart... at least we're all in Washington State! If you have guns that should be in the book, perhaps we should talk...a gun loan for pics should at least be worth a copy of the calendar (or book). :)

[BluesBear]

I always thought my 3" Lew Horton Model 29 was very photogenic.

It's original smooth finger grooved stocks aren't as pretty as your Ahrends but they do have some better than average figuring.

My 6" Washington State patrol Model 28-2 ain't no slouch in the looks department either.

[DHart]

BluesBear... did I miss pics of your 2" 29? I'll bet she's a hot little .44!

[BluesBear]

All wiyht. Rho sritched mg kegtops awound? :fire:


Wouldyabelieve...
I just washed my hands and I can't do a thing with them. :banghead:





I went back and corrected it. :o



note to self...
S & W .44 magnum is 3"
Taurus .44 special is 2"

[Bart Noir]

DHart, I offer my wheelguns for photos. And one or two might be worth looking at. PM me when your project gets off the ground.

Bart Noir

[DHart]

Cool... that's wonderful! Thank you.

[Joe_556]

I don't post much.

But,

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v38/Joe_556/P9050170.jpg

Joe

[armedcitizen]

I know there are mixed feelings on this but I love my Smith Thunder Ranch .44 Special:

http://www.parkcitiestactical.com/album//00001552/SW214.jpg

http://www.parkcitiestactical.com/album//00001552/SWTR214_target.jpg

[V.Oller]

I love .44 Special's!

Used to have a Lew Horton S&W Mod. 24 with the 3 inch pipe and the K-frame round butt. One of those revolvers I kick myself in the butt for having sold!

I'd love to come by one of those Thunder Ranch .44 Specials...

[strange246]

Dont get on here too often but here's my Taurus 608 and Ruger Bisley .44mag

[Black Snowman]

Dan Wesson I picked up recently. 357 with 6 and 8 inch barrels.

http://www.blacksnowman.com/img/Guns/MyGuns/DW_357_8_6_a.jpg

So now I need to update this one.

http://www.blacksnowman.com/img/Guns/MyGuns/BrandLoyaltyText.jpg

[SgtGunner]

well this one is out of date as I have added 4 or 5 since it was taken, I tried to retake the pic but I cant fit all of em and get far enough away to take a picture that you can still see any detail.

I put all the original shoes on em for this pic too. thought it lent a touch of class.

[jrfoxx]

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b289/jrfoxx/caundercover.jpg
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b289/jrfoxx/rrh44mag.jpg
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b289/jrfoxx/m637.jpg

[tweek888]

[QUOTE=jrfoxx]http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b289/jrfoxx/caundercover.jpg

jrfoxx mind me asking what model this is!?

[stavman]

http://www.ls1camaro.net/freehosting/CIMG0241.JPG

Top S&W 657 41mag
Middle S&W 629 44mag
Last S&W 360pd .357mag

http://www.ls1camaro.net/freehosting/CIMG0242.JPG

Top Ruger Blackhawk .44mag
Middle Blackhawk .357mag
Last Blackhawk .45LC

[FPrice]

jrfoxx mind me asking what model this is!?

I do believe that it is an older Charter Arms Undercover. Some of them can be quite nice (and inexpensive) revolvers along the Model 36 line.

[tc300mag1]

http://www.combatcarry.com/gallery/files//1/2/1/8/106_07001.jpg



One of my latest buys with the free knife that came with it

[tweek888]

I do believe that it is an older Charter Arms Undercover. Some of them can be quite nice (and inexpensive) revolvers along the Model 36 line.


Thanks FPrice! I have to look into that! :evil:

[BluesBear]

The nice thing about the original Charter Arms Uncercover revolvers was that they were made with an all steel frame but a separate alloy grip frame. So you had the strength of a Model 36 that was very close in weight to a Model 37.

[prisoner6]

http://usera.imagecave.com/prisoner6/082205/627X2.jpg
http://usera.imagecave.com/prisoner6/082205/681pc500a.jpg
http://usera.imagecave.com/prisoner6/082205/586lc500aa.jpg
http://usera.imagecave.com/prisoner6/082205/36500a.jpg
http://usera.imagecave.com/prisoner6/082205/243b.jpg
http://usera.imagecave.com/prisoner6/082205/193.jpg

[Rockrivr1]

This is a little late, but here is a pic of my revolvers. They are all S&W. From the top is a 500, 686P, M16, M66, 642 and a 22lr that I don't know the designation to. It was made in the 1960s.

I just need to find some wood grips for the 500. Not sure if that's the best idea though.

Here they are:

[BluesBear]

prisoner6, Now those are some vintage Nyclads!

But why not go ahead and carry the extra one in the speed strip?
No one who ever survived a shoot-out complained because they had too much ammunition.



Rockrivr1, your .22 is a pre-Model 17.

[FPrice]

Rockrivr1, your .22 is a pre-Model 17.

Are you saying that based upon the shape of the hammer?

[BluesBear]

No, based on the fact that it appears to be a post war, long barrel k-frame target. If it had the model number in the yoke you would have told us it was a model 17.

Based on the hammer I'd say it was late 1940s/early 1950s vintage.

[prisoner6]

BluesBear,

Good call. Actually, I do carry 6 in the strip. I took those out of the gun for the picture and had the empty speed strip sitting there and thought it would be a nice touch. Not as artistic as some, but I like the looks of the NyClads.