Revolver Picture Thread of All Time

[bergmen]

Not too Fancy...

but they look good to me:

Dan

 

[pendennis]

Here are two of my favorites:

 

[mesinge2]

 

[highpower]

1948 K22 Masterpiece

1984 Colt Frontier Six Shooter (blackpowder frame)

1964 Python

1950 K38 Masterpiece


1930 Officers Model Target

 

[wlewisiii]

 

[EdJennings]

Here's a 25-2



A 627 Pro with Ahrends stocks and "The Plug".



A 686 with some sort of aftermarket stocks

 

[MrSpiffy]

Well, I don't really have any fancy pics of my revolver, but I do love it. So I'll post anyway.

Ruger GP-100 6" .357:

 

[MrSpiffy]

wlewisiii!!! MOON MAN!! And another Madisonite! Awesome! Is the nick a nod to Trading Places, by any chance?

 

[towboat_er]

 

[ColtPythonElite]

A couple of .44 shooters...

 

[MCMXI]

 

[jad0110]

 

[451 Detonics]

I am fond of this one...



and this one...

 

[Olympus]

 

[tpelle]

 

[Vartarg]

Smith357

Smith357: tell me about those grips! Very nice...and the revolver, too!

 

[Legion599]

I have a few S&W revolvers that have been doing various types of carry duty over the years.

First is a 638 that's been hiding in my pocket for about a decade now...



then, a 19-4 that's almost too nice to carry...



and a 2nd model New Departure that probably had a lot of carry buddies way before my time!



...I wish these darn things could talk.

 

[floydster]

One of mine.

 

[Gladius]

Here are a few.... a couple S&W's, and some old-timey "Suicide Special" love...

 

[savit260]

 

[bamabiker]

 

[ko41]

A dozen of my favorites.














KO

 

[roaddog28]

 

[msrtex]

Somebody likes .41 magnum!

 

[Dave T]

Some very good photography in many of these.

My attempt to picture this one caught some strange quality of the light and made this Triple Lock look much more polished than it does in person. Still, I like the picture. Some previous owner re-blued it, which explains how I could afford a 5" First Model 44 Hand Ejector.



This one shipped from the factory in 1914. It still shoots and I give it a work out every once in a while with handloads that duplicate the original 44 Special performance and pressure.

Dave