S&W Revolvers

A model 10-10 and 10-14 NY Dept of Correction trade ins I picked up last year.

Here is a Hand Ejector that I paid around $150 for OTD three or four years ago. It locks up pretty tight and shoots just fine.

M&P .38 S&W Special, New Departure .38 S&W, New Departure. 32S&W (2nd model I believe), Perfected. 38 S&W

Avatar is a Model 27-2 Highway Patrolman
Model 25 Long Colt

Six inch Model 586 Nickle

Mid 70's Model 36 Nickle & Late fifties Model 36

4" Pencil Barrel Model 10 Nickle and late 40's M&P Pre Model 10

Model 629

My Model 60-4 a Mini-me 686 View attachment 824391

Ok, here's a couple more

A 3" M60-15


A 2" M640


Here's a 6" 629 I had

Model 57

Howdy Again

Moving up in time from the Tip Ups to the Top Breaks. We'll start with the large Number Threes.

2nd Model Russian, chambered for 44 Russian. It left the factory in February 1875.






1st Model Schofield. Shipped from the factory to the National Armory in Springfield Mass in July 1875.

This one was refinished at the factory in 1957.






Another 1st Model Schofield, also shipped in July of 1875. This one has not been refinished, not much blue left on it.






A pair of New Model Number Threes. Both chambered for 44 Russian.

The nickel plated one shipped in August 1882. It was refinished at the factory in 1965.

The blued one shipped in October 1896. It was part of a large shipment to Japan. It has not been refinished, probably has about 50% original factory blue.






A pair of 44 Double Actions. Both chambered for 44 Russian.

The nickel plated target model shipped in August 1895.

The blued one has been refinished. It has had the front sight replaced with an old dime. it shipped October 1881.







Next: smaller framed Top Breaks

Here are the blued ones

And here are the stainless plus a nickel plated M10 snubby

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Top Break Pocket Pistols:

38 Single Action, 1st Model (Baby Russian). Shipped May 1876.






32 Single Action, 1st Model. Shipped November 1889.






32 Safety Hammerless, 2nd Model. Shipped August 1905.






38 Double Action, 4th Model. Shipped 1898.






38 Safety Hammerless, 2nd Model. No ship date on this one yet.






32 Safety Hammerless, Bicycle Revolver. Shipped December 1909.






A trio of 38 Double Action Perfecteds. Left to right they shipped June 1912, April 1917, and November 1913.

Recoil357 said:

Let's see some S&W Revolvers

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lets see your s&w revolvers

murf

I think I have a few of those Smith & Wesson thingy-ma-bobs.

WOW

Ks5shooter said:

WOW

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Right? I love these threads. Don't recall seeing my favorite yet.

Just picked up this 36 and 28-2

To complete my wheel of Smiths

Another Victory Model, but this one is a NAVY.

Twiki357

Another WOW to add for the collection! A truly awesome display of S&W revolvers! Thanks for sharing!

I've owned a bunch over the years, but now down to two:

Model 36 Chief's Special


3" CS-1

Dragonfly

I've owned a bunch over the years, but now down to two:

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Same here though I have a few more than two left.

Still that's a fine pair of S&W revolvers to have; the venerable Model 36 and the rare Model 686 CS-1.

Just wow. It makes me so happy to see that people are out there keeping the faith alive. Ed McGivern and Elmer are grinning like idiots...... What a GREAT thread!

Two Model 10s and a Parker Hale reworked Victory.

Model 649 no dash....38 Special. She was in sad shape when I got her and this is after a good bit of working over with 600, 1000, and 1200 grit sandpaper. I also stoned the insides to give it a double action pull any Ruger LCR would be envious of yet with single action capability. Here she is with her Sunday clothes on. In my opinion, the ultimate carry S&W; and a gun you wouldn't be embarrassed to show in the most elite of company.