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Mark --- Are the grips on the Mod 29 in the pictures after market grips? They look a lot like Ahrends grips.

My favorite revolver has always been an N frame Smith in any caliber.

Reading posts about INFIRMITIES: AUTO or REVOLVER, I wondered if there are any companies that cater to adapting the firearm (auto or revolver) to an individual's infirmity. Pretty much like adapting hand controls to a vehicle for someone who has limited use of their legs. Maybe something like...

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.