Let's see those SHINYS...Stainless or Nickel only for our viewing pleasure

[ColtPythonElite]

Just call me Bubba...I did this one in my basement.

 

[ColtPythonElite]

This one ain't bad:

 

[ColtPythonElite]

These get the job done:

 

[Trebor]

Here's one of my early attempts at gun photography. I should restage it now that I've learned more since then. Custom Hard-chromed CZ-75.

 

[Trebor]

And here's my S&W Model 65. This is now my "spare" carry gun after I replaced it with my Sig 239.

 

[PT92]

And here's my S&W Model 65. This is now my "spare" carry gun after I replaced it with my Sig 239.

Do you carry .38sp +P for CCW or .357? Just curious.

-Cheers

 

[ns66]

all very nice guns

i love shiny guns, but don't have any yet
i have always wanted to buy one, thinking about getting cz 75b stainless high polished but very hard to find, and without one to hold in hand i can't make up my mind to buy online
anyway the wait continues
i wonder why revolvers tend to be mostly shiny SS while autoloaders have very few polished SS these days

 

[Trebor]

Do you carry .38sp +P for CCW or .357? Just curious.

.38 Special 158 gr SWCHP (lead) +P

I found I could control the gun better and shoot faster with the .38's than with the Magnums I tried. (There are other Magnum loads I could try as well, but I wound up switching away from the revolver first anyway so it hasn't been worth going back to try them).

 

[PT92]

.38 Special 158 gr SWCHP (lead) +P

I found I could control the gun better and shoot faster with the .38's than with the Magnums I tried. (There are other Magnum loads I could try as well, but I wound up switching away from the revolver first anyway so it hasn't been worth going back to try them).

Nothing at all wrong with that load for PD IMO--I'm a semi guy myself but the guys I see at the range always seem to be practicing with the .38's and then using a magnum load of some sort for PD (of course much of this is a result of ammo costs but others are simply 'ballistically enamored' with the .357).

I'm kind of the opposite of you as lately I have had an 'inkling' to get me a revolver along the same lines as yours, not necessarily to 'replace' my primary CCW but more of a general-purpose type gun (us 'gun-nuts' will make up any excuse... ).

-Cheers

 

[bergmen]

Freedom Arms Model 83 Premier in .454 Casull with .45 Colt cylinder as accessory:

Dan

 

[tim josey]

This one's kinda shinny.

 

[ArchAngelCD]

 

[Pyro]

Not much to view really.
Guns are tools to me.


Not quite sure if it's nickel or chrome. But it's shiny.

 

[centermass]

Here's mine...

 

[alienbogey]

 

[opr1945]

Please excuse my ignorance.......but, how does one tell the difference between nickle and stainless steel if one has a silver colored gun?

Thanks.

 

[Morgo]

 

[Morgo]

 

[Morgo]

 

[ns66]

what model is this?

 

[opr1945]

"Please excuse my ignorance.......but, how does one tell the difference between nickle and stainless steel if one has a silver colored gun?

Thanks."




Stainless can be buffed to a shiney shine, right?

 

[DevilDog0402]

Here's my two:

Springfield Loaded Champion





Springfield XD45 (Ceraplated)

 

[alienbogey]

what model is this?

Model 64-2, former California Department of Corrections (so marked on the left side).

 

[Stevie-Ray]

 

[Gladius]

Updated Shiny Pictures!