[Nightcrawler]

Could somebody post a photo, comparing a J-Frame, K-Frame, L-Frame, and N-frame revolver? Preferably, all four in the same photo.

If noone has such a picture, it might be worth taking. I'd be a useful reference picture for those contemplating a Smith but not knowing what size to get.

[Mike Irwin]

OK, from 12 o'clock to 6 o'clock..

J-frame (Model 042)

N-frame (Model 1917 military)

N-frame (Model 24)

N-frame (Model 58)

N-frame (Model 28)

K-frame (Model 19)

And the center-piece?

K-frame (Model 19)


http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/attachment.php?postid=1051682

[Tamara]

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=90790

Left column: 31-1 4" (J), 36-1 3" (J), 640 3" (J), 38 2" (J), 34 2" (Improved I).

Center column: 686-3 2.5" (L), 296 2.5" (L), PC13 3" (K), 12-2 2" (K)

Right column: 625-4 5" (N), 625-3 4" (N), 57 4" (N), PC627 3" (N), 629-1 3" (N).

Hope this helps! :)

[Nightcrawler]

Certainly does. Thanks!

[Zander]

Wow! You have been busy, haven't you?

Most impressive...

[Tamara]

That pic is already two or three N-frames outta date, too...

Watch the THR Want Ads for a couple of WTS/WTT 624's (4" and 6") in the near future. ;)

[P95Carry]

NICE

Pic Tamara .... very nice assortment there ....... lucky gal!

BTW . the PC627 3" ...... is that an ''add-on'' compensator ....I am not familiar with that model.

[Zander]

That pic is already two or three N-frames outta date, too...Oh, you are just shameless...I like it! :cool: