Snubs please.

Taurus 445, in .44 Special.

THAT IS SO COOL, what is that made of? is it light weight? how much was it , if you don't mind. and the stuipd question, does it kick?

oh yea, i noticed that it is a hammer less, is the trigger a two stage like the smiths?

http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?model=445CHB2&category=Revolver

Glocker, there you go.

slick: thanks for the "photobucket" tip. Maybe try it tomorrow. Those "sixes" really ought to be .44's! They're brutes compared to those little guns!

Glocker:

The 445 is all steel. I paid $299. The trigger doesn't feel like a Smith. It's more of a continuous pull throughout, and it doesn't lend itself to being staged before the break. The hammer is spurless from the factory, but they also made regular hammer versions.

Yes, it kicks, but only when I shoot it. For a little gun in .44, it's not bad, but I get sloppy after a hundred rounds or so.

many thanks

Boing,................... many thanks to ya ! i've got to have one of those babies. i was hoping it was made of steel, once again thanks

Bob F.:

1)You are welcome! And, following, is a brief overview of posting pictures from www.photobucket.com:

A)After you have registered, first browse to select your picture(s). Next click-on "Submit". Do this for each picture that you are going to host at WWW.Photobucket.com.

B)Next, go to THR(Or, any gun forum that you wish to post your picture(s)on)and post your thread(Or, a reply to antoher thread, if this should be the case?). Next, for each line for a picture to be posted, just click-on a blank space(For example, the blank space directly on the next line underneath your posting(Your worded text)).

c)Put THR on a button(At the bottom of your computer screen, to save it!)next, go back to www.photobucket.com and go to whatever picture you want to post on THR first. Underneath each picture that you want to post, you will see three lines of picture codes. The very bottom one(With img as a prefix)is the line that you want to click-on(And, this line will then turn blue). Next, just press Ctrl(On your keyboard)first and then keep holding the Ctrl key down while you next press the letter "C"(Release both of these keyboard keys right after you have done this). Next click-on your THR(Button at the bottom of your screen)to get you back to the thread where your mouse flasher is flashing to place your previously selected picture from www.photobucket.com. Next, depress Ctrl(On your keyboard)and continue holding this key down, while you next press the letter "V"(On your keyboard). Immediately after you have finished doing this, you will instantly see the picture code line to appear on THR thread, at the point where your mouse flasher was flashing(And this code will fill up that line).

d)Next, depress the enter key(On your keyboard)to move your mouse flasher down to the next blank line. Next, follow this same process for each picture that you want to post on THR forum(Or, on any gun forum-as the proceedure is exactly the same).

e)After you have posted all of your(Picture codes)to THR then, just click-on the button on THR forum thread, to post your thread(Or your reply to another thread?)and, you will then see each of your selected pictures to appear on THR Forum thread(One picture will appear for each line of the picture codes that you had selected from www.photobucket.com website(In place of the picture Code itself))!
All of the above sounds harder than it really is(As it is very easy and fast to do!)

Here are three of my Smith and Wesson snubbies; a 640-1, a 340PD and a 638-3:

Slick, I'm trying, but it's getting late. 5:30 AM comes awfully early.
Crap! try again tomorrow. Can't get pic to photobucket, they're on "finepicviewer"?

Picked up this LNIB 60LS a couple months ago.
Added the Pachmayr Compact grips.

Here's mine.

S&W 386PD.


S&W 629


S&W M-66 (Sorry. Don't have a pic by itself)

My 642 and a 4" 65

I wish I knew the story????

Here's a picture of my 637 with Ahrend's Cocobolo grips:

My Detective...........

My Smith & Wesson M38 circa 1990. "Little Nicky"

Here is my Colt Cobra in a family photo with my Python.

Frenchy, nice gun and nice photo too.

Bill

here is my 686-1

My 686-1