Can Never Have Enough K Frames...!!!

Nice! You and @Riomouse911 got the same bug.

I hear tell some Californians, Oregonians and Washingtonians want to join y'all Idahoans and secede from their commie-infested states? Think they'll bring their gun money with them?

Another beautiful S&W Magnum for Snake. That is certainly a revolver that I wouldn’t have passed up either.

Again, very well done sir, very well indeed!

Stay safe.

Nice acquisition sir! I'm jealous. I've been looking for a nice Model 19 for a few years now!

Very nice. Here's my 19-3.

A few years ago I decided I had too many revolvers, mostly K Frames. I sold a couple of PPC Open Revolvers both on K Frames a Python and 1 K22! What showed up was an M18, 629, 625 and a M60! (Does an M18 qualify as a K- Frame...) 's

Math is hard!

“Que the new fancy grips on camera 1......Aaaaaaaaand—-> GO!

Nice Model 19.

K-frames are the best. A Model 19 was my first K-frame and first 357 Magnum from back in the day.

I just wish S&W made more chambered in 32S&WL. I’d like to round out my K-frame collection but it takes a small fortune to buy a Model 16/K-32 revolver.

I guess I need to get one of the redesigned Model 19 or Model 66 K-frames in part to see if S&W really did fix the split forcing cone issue.

Mine doesn't have a 4" but we got lots of history. In 4" I prefer the old Colt .357 model , you know , Colts 50s Cadillac model before the Python. I got a super one of those also with Fuzzy Farrant Combat grips and the same tooled and floral carved matching holster . Both\ the original Colt Python framed Official Police series can take some k frame speed loaders sooooo

Yup, These aren't going right now:

They have to keep the other side of that double case balanced :

Man, that is one snappy looking sixshooter!

Very nice Model 19, Snake. I only have one K frame in .357...a Model 13, but I sure understand the appeal of them. Congrats! And be nice to that beautiful nickel finish.

Snake Plisskin said:

Thank you to all, I replaced the photos with ones that looked better because it's blued not nickel I guess the photos made it look sort of not blued

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I've lost count of how many times nicely blued revolvers come across as nickel in photos. Must be the lighting. Regardless, I like the finish...and the target grips, too.

Jim NE said:

I've lost count of how many times nicely blued revolvers come across as nickel in photos. Must be the lighting. Regardless, I like the finish...and the target grips, too.

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Think that only happens to highly polished deep blued guns .

Gordon said:

They have to keep the other side of that double case balanced :
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Colts and S&W’s in the same case!

They must fight like cats and dogs when you’re not around.

I suspect they do

Speedo66 said:

Colts and S&W’s in the same case!

They must fight like cats and dogs when you’re not around.

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Gordon said:

I suspect they do

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Actually they conspire to bankrupt their owners via ammunition usage.

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I suspect they do

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In the 90's I had a '66 Mustang and a '67 Corvette in the same garage.

I'd occasionally find signs of conflict. Or maybe it was just me banging into things.

This thread inspired me to take my 19-3 to the range today.

And I shot crappy. No pictures of today's targets. Me, not the gun. I will not embarrass the gun with my performance.

Perhaps there will be better days.

But a day shooting lousy groups is better than a day without shooting at all.

I have the same problem, but with D frames.

My recently acquired first S&W 38 Special. A 15-3.

Beautiful gun! About 5 years ago, I wandered into my local shop and saw a pristine, like never fired looking 19-2 4” for $249! Matching diamond target stocks. I didn’t hesitate and it came home with me. I shot it 18 times and put it away. It was just so nice I didn’t want to mess it up. I sold it for triple what I paid. I don’t remember what I did with the money I made but I surely remember that revolver and miss it dearly. That would have been THE gun to pass down.

My first handgun was a 19-4. I was a senior in high school and under 21 so my dad did the paperwork for me. I still have it and still love it.

People loved to bash the Bangor Punta guns back then but they sure seem to love them today!