Revolver Picture Thread of All Time

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I realize I am going to be an absolute kill-joy as I’ll take a revolver over a semi-auto any day of the week, but why do folks insist on taking pictures of LOADED revolvers with propping devices INSIDE the trigger guard?

All the best,
Steve
 
I realize I am going to be an absolute kill-joy as I’ll take a revolver over a semi-auto any day of the week, but why do folks insist on taking pictures of LOADED revolvers with propping devices INSIDE the trigger guard?

All the best,
Steve
Because it upsets people like you and I get bored. :D
 
How do you know they are not dummy rounds, loaded to look like live ammo?
You are absolutely correct Sharps. If that is indeed the case that my sincerest apologies and I’ll take my lashes. However if it's not, then my original question stands.

All the best,
Steve
 
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Listed in CCW rotation;
TC up top(yeah, I know it's not a revolver)
M1895(1945 Tula) Nagant Revolver, JPSauer and Sohn Western Marshal .22LR, High Standard Sentinel R-101(needs some repairs ;)), Charter Arms Corp. Undercover .38spl, S&W M&P .38spl, S&W 67-1 .38spl
 
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Originally Posted by ssmith1187 View Post I realize I am going to be an absolute kill-joy as I’ll take a revolver over a semi-auto any day of the week, but why do folks insist on taking pictures of LOADED revolvers with propping devices INSIDE the trigger guard?
Oh... for the love of Pete. :rolleyes:
 
ssmith... the loadedness is their problem and live rounds always have more snap in a photo, the prop rods are just lame and dumber.
 
I realize I am going to be an absolute kill-joy as I’ll take a revolver over a semi-auto any day of the week, but why do folks insist on taking pictures of LOADED revolvers with propping devices INSIDE the trigger guard?

Good grief. Maybe an evil fairy will come along and make it go POOF er I mean BANG. Or not.

Nice looking 64 MaximumBob.
 
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my first wheel gun

My first (and only so far) revolver. recently acquired, I am now a big fan of the wheel gun.
 

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Not a classic but it works

My grandparents had 2 revolvers, little boy and big boy. I inherited "little boy" a few years back, a fine S&W model 15 Combat Masterpiece .38 Special 2". I'm not sure where "big boy" went or what it was except that it was a 357 mag.
The little pistol seems lonely without big boy around and because of sentimental value and the near 100% finish (I have the blue box too) I don't shoot it much so I needed to find a new "big boy". I had started looking for a new 357 when a new concept was introduced from Italy and when a 6" version was introduced I bought one.
Being a 357 and with a top rail, the Chiappa Rhino 60DS looked like it might serve as a deer hunter too. Here it is with a scope and range results.
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You can find more details about the scope and mount at http://swfa.com/ContestEntries.aspx.
I hope to take it to the woods next fall to try it out.
 
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