Handgun Pictures

[DFM914]

Another HK.

 

[GunnyUSMC]

 

[SW351C]

My bobbed version of the Henry 22lr Mares leg.

 

[GunnyUSMC]

 

[Viper1357]

Who doesnt like an HK?
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Agreed!!

 

[Tensaw]

My latest acquisition.

 

[magyars4]

 

[Russell13]

This is my 92 ghost. One of my favorite pistols to shoot

 

[bannockburn]

Russell

Nice Beretta 92 with all stainless parts on it! Was it made in Italy and also where did you find those hypnotic grips? They're really wild looking!

 

[Russell13]

Russell

Nice Beretta 92 with all stainless parts on it! Was it made in Italy and also where did you find those hypnotic grips? They're really wild looking!

Yes it’s an Italian made. The grips are G10’s I but I don’t remember where I picked them up. I’ve seen them on eBay in a bunch of cool colors

 

[RevolvingGarbage]

I picked up this CZ82 from gunbroker to go with a stash of 9x18 I’ve been lugging around for years.

 

[Bayou52]

A few of my fave revolvers:

My Dad's 1951 vintage pre-model 10:



1979 vintage Security Six:



1979 vintage Model 28 Highway Patrolman:



1978 vintage Model 66-1:



1984 vintage Redhawk in 357:



All good shooters!

Bayou52

 

[GunnyUSMC]

Glock 48

 

[Zeabed]

 

[bannockburn]

Zeabed

Never met a S&W J frame that I didn't like! Your Model 60 looks great, especially with the bobbed hammer!

 

[Zeabed]

Zeabed

Never met a S&W J frame that I didn't like! Your Model 60 looks great, especially with the bobbed hammer!

Thanks bannockburn. I like that you chose a glorious battle as your forum name. That hammer was bobbed by the previous owner. I don't know why he did it, as he carried it OWB. Good that he did as I pocket-carry it and a bobbed hammer is a comforting feature, particularly in that mode.

 

[DS-10-SPEED]

One of my favorite 617's.

 

[1976B.L.Johns.]

One of my favorite 617's.

Wow, 33? Gotta be a favorite!

 

[S&W327]

My recently acquired S&W 327.

 

[RevolvingGarbage]

I just today got hold of one of my top dream guns.

Colt Cobra, .38 Special

The serial number comes back to being made in 1966. I couldn’t be happier

 

[bannockburn]

Classic snubby! Congrats on your new Colt Cobra in such fine condition too!

 

[RevolvingGarbage]

Classic snubby! Congrats on your new Colt Cobra in such fine condition too!

bannockburn,

Thanks! I have memories just on this forum going back 10 years drooling over Cobras not half as nice as the example I ended up getting my hands on. This is probably the highlight of my gun collecting experience thus far, and that’s not for a lack of amazing guns that have come my way.

 

[bannockburn]

RevolvingGarbage

Now that you have it and it's in such beautiful condition will it be tucked away in the gun safe or will you put it to good use as your CCW?

 

[RevolvingGarbage]

RevolvingGarbage

Now that you have it and it's in such beautiful condition will it be tucked away in the gun safe or will you put it to good use as your CCW?

As nice as this one is, it is fortunately not pristine. It has bare metal showing through the anodizing in a few small spots. There’s a rub mark on a few parts of the cylinder. The hammer already has a patina tan where the past owners thumbs touched it.


Basically it’s a very nice condition shooter and at least it will be shot as often as any of my other revolvers.

Carry is a different can of worms. I’m sure I will put it on for special occasions as long as the weather won’t include excess humidity, but generally I’m not going to risk the loss or damage to a gun that my Rossi .38 or my Enfield would be 90% the functional equal to.

 

[bannockburn]

RevolvingGarbage

I’m sure I will put it on for special occasions as long as the weather won’t include excess humidity, but generally I’m not going to risk the loss or damage to a gun that my Rossi .38 or my Enfield would be 90% the functional equal to.

I totally understand and agree! Eager to hear how well it does at the range!