Revolver Picture Thread of All Time

willie t, it's not everyday one sees a Combat Python with a bobbed hammer. Looks to be in great shape. Did you have the hammer bobbed? And are those Bijan Detective Specials?

Love these pics, especially the single actions

S&W Model 686-no dash. The grips are a pair off an old N frame that I modified for a custom fit.
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New member, new gun... M&P 340

New member, new CCW... Big fan of PUMA blades...

bobbed hammer

thanks potato judge,bobbed hammer myself i like to do my own work also cut out the SA she is DA only,i still have the original hammer somewhere.as for the grips they are what colt put on her,to small for my hands(only feed her magnum ammunition)i like the colt pachmayr's on her(dressed her up for the camera),,,,,,,,,bill

Colt Cobra 4 inch .38 spl., 1952

My EDC

My every day defensive carry:

Thought I'd weigh in.........

Two personally owned .357s.
The Ruger is a brand new '08 with the new factory grips.....I like 'em.
The S&W Model 28 I got from a friend who's dad was a retired cop, this was his duty gun.
The S&W locks up tighter than the Ruger, shooting both is a joy but the added length of the 6" barrel makes the Ruger a little more enjoyable.

hags...

Very nice revolvers!

Tre,
Thanks, with all the range commandos and their black plastic I have a renewed interest in doing my own thing. I own and sell plenty of black plastic, don't get me wrong, but revolvers are becoming rarer everyday.
Both are extremely accurate, they shoot better than I do, and of course they are chambered in the ultimate handgun cartridge, the .357 Magnum.
Although I admit to shooting mostly wadcutters and semi wadcutters most of the time for accuracy, I do on occasion shoot some hot magnum rounds. It's always fun to hush the inevitable, nonstop, high round count, "blastfest" that seems to permiate most ranges today.

Same sexy Ladysmith, new Altamont stocks...

Smiths

Model 13:


Model 686+ 3":


3 Model 24s:


Model 27:



Model 24 with Spegels:

One more

S&W 686

Ok. Here are a couple pics of what we have here in the stable:



From left to right: 29-10 Classic Engraved, 627-5 PC, 586-7 PC, M&P-OLD
(I love the wheel-guns. They have class!)



Closer shots of my 586 and 29. Handguns should be blue steel with wood grips IMHO.

(Please pardon the cat hair.)

S&W

model 21

The Colt "Pocket Positive"


This small caliber Colt was built in 1914. It is chambered for the .32 Short Colt round.


The Pocket Positive was extremely popular for Colt during its day
A fine shooter it is.


The wear patterns and appearance of this pistol is very special.
I found this pistol at a pawn shop, I wonder how many people have owned this gun.

I have the S&W classics covered now. Model 15-4, 66-1 and 60 no dash.

Keep them Rugers comin!

I have to say...I own a few revolvers...I will post pics soon, I have never been a big revolver lover...however, there is a gunshow May 17th & 18th http://greatsoutherngunshow.com/ looks like I have somethings to go shopping for! WOW I just spent an hour of my life that has made me far better...Lovin' all the revolvers! O.k. here are a few pics I have. Unfortunatly I have one that is missing, it is a .32 I am having some work done on right now.
4 of 5 revolvers

H. Schmidt .357 magn (any info on this would be helpful, please see post http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=37429) thanks

I.J. Target Sealed 8 - .22lr

Rossi Model 68 & Holster

Rossie Model 68 - .38 special

Ruger Old Army BP - .45


Not sure as to why the pics are blurry, sorry for that...

S&W 19-3


Cimmaron Lightning


Heritage Rough Rider


Taurus M85 UL 38 spl

S & W Percormance Center 44 Magnum Hunter-PLUS


I just love shooting this BEAST!

J Frame goodness.

New 629 Carry Comp

My new S&W 629 Carry Comp that I brought home yesterday.

S&W Model 22

Colt Diamondback

S&W Model 340

S&W Pro-60

tauri 431 44 extra special