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If you carry the revolver with 6, I would think you would want to practice with 6.

A Mod 22 .45acp, now that would be my choice !

StrawHat --- Pictures of your .45acp revolvers make me drool on the keyboard ! You are slowly turning me to .45acp all the time !

My vote would go to a Mod28 4in with stock grips and a Tyler T adapter. The low luster finish and absence of the 3 Ts make it look like a workhorse.

1 --- Mod 29-3 mountain gun - very good/ excellent condition - $895. 2 --- Mod 24-6 .44spl - 3in blue, said to be unfired - $949.

vanfunk --- 29-2 6in is OK, but the 29-2, 8 3/8 REALLY makes me smile !

It IS a fictionalized TV show, so Longmire can carry his 1911 anyway he wants.

How about a Rock Island AL22 revolver ? A 9 shot DA revolver.

I do agree with the choice of the Smith Mod 29-2, especially the 8 3/8 barrel version. But, I would also include among the best --- Smith Model 28 and Mod 25 (heavy barrel 1955 Target model).

The old NEED versus WANT dilemma.

YES, I agree. A 1911 .45acp will do nicely.

doubleh --- Could that actor have been Russell Crowe ?

Will be interested in seeing what kind of holster you make for it.

No Ruger expert, but I would take a MKll over a MKlV.

StrawHat --- One of my favorite revolvers on the Forum. You have an enviable array of .45acp shooters.

That new HD Smith is nice but I will keep on shooting my old Highway Patrolman 4in. Now if it was in .45acp that would be another story.

Maybe someone with 10,000 SPP.

Love the Millet sights on that Grizzly.

I would get a longer barrel (various manufacturers) and try it with the stock bushing for fitment. You may not need a new bushing. The barrel bulge is on bull barreled guns that do not use a bushing. I don't think you can convert them to use a bushing.

I had a Smith 520. Really liked it. Shot great. The only handgun I regretted selling.