jrod
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4" model 66!
My favorite Smith is:
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orionengnr
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I'm going to go with my 4" M-66 as well.
Boxhead
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That's a tough one as I have a bunch of N-frames but I suspect my 5" M29 is the one.
robert garner
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favorite smith?, the one that is further defined as wesson.
I'm pretty much covered 22 to 44, the elusive 45 is coming tho,someday.
robert
I'm pretty much covered 22 to 44, the elusive 45 is coming tho,someday.
robert
bigtubby
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Never thought I would say this as I am a traditionalist prefer the older blued smith's but I got a great deal on a 5" 627 PC gun and it is a great shooter has the lock which I hate and it has been removed.
Radagast
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S&W Model 18.
sixgunner455
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My model 13-3, 3", round butt.
bluetopper
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Model 14-3........pure shooting enjoyment with a ziplock baggie full of cast lead reloads.
Doug Add
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My 4" 686-4 is more practical for carry when out doing sweaty work, and it has a scary good trigger, but if I had to choose between them I would have to go with the lug modified 586. It shoots great, and is gorgeous!
BullRunBear
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Hmmm! It's a toss-up between the K-22 and the K-38. But then the model 29 with handloaded 44 specials is great. Dang!! Glad I really don't have to decide. 
Jeff
Jeff
robctwo
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My "3s"
19-3 4"
19-3 6"
14-3
17-3
18-3
I'm trying to talk myself into a 15-3, but I have a -1. -2 & -4
19-3 4"
19-3 6"
14-3
17-3
18-3
I'm trying to talk myself into a 15-3, but I have a -1. -2 & -4
J-Bar
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I'm trying to talk myself into a 15-3, but I have a -1. -2 & -4
Get it; the universe will be out of balance until you fill the gap.
Please hurry!
Get it; the universe will be out of balance until you fill the gap.
Please hurry!
JDBoardman
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ApacheCoTodd:
Like you, my favorite is my 1917. Mine is much rougher than yours, but it still shoots good. It was my Grandfather's revolver in WWi, and my dad carried it as a B-24 piolot in WWII. So it has earned its battle scars honorably.
Like you, my favorite is my 1917. Mine is much rougher than yours, but it still shoots good. It was my Grandfather's revolver in WWi, and my dad carried it as a B-24 piolot in WWII. So it has earned its battle scars honorably.
Cop Bob
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So Many Smith's... So Little Time...
I love ALL my Smith's.. but my favorites are,
19-2...6"
19-?...2.5"
13...3" forget what the dash # is, it is one of the FBI models with a round butt...
and a K-38 Target Master and the Matching K-22 Target Master that my dad 1st taught me to shoot with...
I need to get into that safe, drag those out and head to the range.. I need some quality time with those sweethearts... After all.. It IS Valentines Day..!
I love ALL my Smith's.. but my favorites are,
19-2...6"
19-?...2.5"
13...3" forget what the dash # is, it is one of the FBI models with a round butt...
and a K-38 Target Master and the Matching K-22 Target Master that my dad 1st taught me to shoot with...
I need to get into that safe, drag those out and head to the range.. I need some quality time with those sweethearts... After all.. It IS Valentines Day..!
ApacheCoTodd
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How rockin' cool is that? Twice hauled around, in two separate World Wars by two generations of the same family.
Two close (tied for) seconds for me...
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Doug Add
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Thanks. The previous owner did the initial work, and yes he cut down the underlug from the full lug that is standard on the 586. When I sent it to S&W last year for a reblue, they did some touch up, smoothing of the grind.
If you go to p. 45 of the Revolver Picture thread of all time you can see some of Brian's pics of the initial cut down work he did.
Here is a more detailed discussion on the S&W forum.
PcolaDawg
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Looking at pictures of Smith revolvers makes me happy.
Here's the favorite of the two I own - my 625 JM:
Here's the favorite of the two I own - my 625 JM:
Hondo 60
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Doug,
From your pic - post 60, I never would've guessed that anything had been done to the lug.
S&W did an awesome job touching up & rebluing that gun.
Just beautiful!
From your pic - post 60, I never would've guessed that anything had been done to the lug.
S&W did an awesome job touching up & rebluing that gun.
Just beautiful!
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