Classic

[surjimmy]

I have absolutely no practical use for the large frame S&W revolvers, and I have absolutely no control on buying them. I mean I can't stay away. Love this Classic S&W 19-4. Please post any pictures you have of these Classic Revolvers....Any Model, All Models, I can't get enough of them.

 

[Panzerschwein]

Is this what you consider a large frame S&W?

 

[surjimmy]

Well I know the 686, 57, 25, 29 are, but it is bigger then my J-Frame model 38.lol

 

[bannockburn]

surjimmy

Well I can see your reasoning: 1) it would be very difficult to walk away from a minty Model 19 like that one, and 2) yes, a K, L, or N frame is going to be a lot larger gun than a J frame.

Classic L frame


Classic J frame

 

[Gordon]

Here is a large frame , and others

 

[gotboostvr]

How about a 19-3 and a 29-2?


Or a 686P-6


Maybe this 681-3?


I'm a big fan of my 629-6 though too.


Of course, if you want to talk about truly big bore Smith's...

 

[Gordon]

for me, you got to see a pinned barrel or it ain't Classic, sorry.

 

[the Real Alpo]

I -32HE



J - 332, 32 H&R



K - 32/20 M&P



L - 296 44 Special over
K - 65 357



N - 625 45 ACP



#3 - 1881 44 Russian

 

[sgt127]

Guns with badges:





A 696



629



6 1/8" 66



Nickel 58 and a Randall

 

[sgt127]

4" RM from 1935



5" from 1936



Finally, a 642 and a (real) large frame .460 XVR.



That should hold you for a bit.

 

[bannockburn]

sgt127

Love the 4" and 5" Registered Magnums! Thanks for sharing.

 

[joem1945]

I love the large frame S&W's. I have a 25,27,29 and 57 and a 460 mag. 25,27 and 29 are in display cases and unfired.

 

[Iggy]

Maybe some N frames?

Gussied up Model 27s.

I carry this old warrior most of the time.

 

[Walkalong]

Guns with badges:

Very cool. Do you wear the badge when you shoot them? That first badge is really slick.

4" RM from 1935

Simply awesome!

 

[sgt127]

Very cool. Do you wear the badge when you shoot them?

Generally, no. I usually have mine with me though.

Thank you for the kind comments...

This is the backstrap of the 681....





I collect badges...and old guns. If I come across a marked gun, I try and find a badge of the right era to go with it. Rarely, I can find the badge and gun together. The M66 was a presentation gun to a DPD LT when he was the President of the Dallas Police Association. The badge and gun actually go together.

Sometimes something else that matches the era of the gun:



Makes for a more interesting picture to me.

 

[aarondhgraham]

I wanted the entire gamut,,,

I wanted the entire gamut,,,
The four standard frame sizes,,,
Coupled with the four popular cartridges.

The Harem.



Lilith: J-frame Model 63 in .22 LR
Morgana: K-frame Model 67 in .38 Special
Brigid: L-Frame Model 686 in .357 Magnum
Jezebel: N-frame Model 629 in .44 Magnum

And just in case you didn't notice,,,
All in soul-les,,, err,,, stainless steel.

Aarond

.

 

[kBob]

sgt127,

Nice stuff. I like the "Come Along" I rather imagine some folks that got choked or beat to death while resisting might still be alive if those things were still allowed in Law Enforcement.......of course there would be a lot of folks still claiming they were misused.

-kBob

 

[Zaydok Allen]

4" RM from 1935



QUOTE]

Beautiful sgt127! Just beautiful.

 

[Armybrat]

I've had this M 29-2 (made in 1975) for about 30 years. It is a beautiful piece:

 

[red rick]

Nice revolvers guys .

 

[CajunBass]

I think I got a couple around here still.

Model 19 (no dash)



Model 15-2



One in white. 64-3



One large. Model 58 (41 Magnum)



One small 642-2



And one to come. 1952 Terrier (still on layaway)

 

[highpower]

Oh my, classic Smith and Wessons.

 

[Iggy]

1930's vintage Outdoorsmans

S&W break tops

 

[highpower]

 

[surjimmy]

You guys have a serious problem.lol