You wheel gun guys made me do it-Shame on all of you

[Iggy]

Bushmaster,

It took me 40 years from the first time I saw a 27 until I got one, or I should say two. I got both of these a couple of months ago on the same day.


3 1/2 and 5 inchers.

Gussied up the 3 1/2" 27 for Marryin's and Buryin's.



It's hard to beat an N frame whichever version you choose.

 

[speedway]

Beware - Old school S&W revolvers multiply in the safe it seems.

 

[Minnesota Wild]

I'm an auto guy. All auto, all the way. As a weapons instructor in the Air Force I had not need for a revolver.

A year ago I inhereted three Smith revolvers when my grandfather died. I was awed at the beauty and the family history, but didn't have much interest in shooting them. But I did. I now can't help but scope every store I go into for model 10s and 27s.

Congrats on the gun. A well-made revolver is an awesome thing.

 

[Cocked & Locked]

bad influence

I hope that I was never, in any way, a bad influence in your getting a 3.5" S&W model 27.

Oh yeah, here's a pic of mine.

 

[sig220mw]

It's a big burden to bear but we all have broad shoulders.

 

[Lucky Derby]

Congrats!

 

[ArchAngelCD]

Well, if you're going to buy a revolver you might as well buy what is probably the best revolver ever made. That's a beautiful M27 you bought, good for you. BTW, all the other M27's in this thread brought a tear to my eye!

 

[finfanatic]

Addicted....

Let's infect...er...addict....someone else....



Of course, this could be a bad thing. The more we infect, the more competition for these revolvers?

 

[sloppyjoe]

nice looking stuff but the cylinder turns the wrong way for me.

 

[motorcycle-charlie]

i think i'm going to need a bigger safe.

 

[Zaydok Allen]

My first revolver was a 3" Ruger SP101 in .357 mag. What an addiction to wheel guns! The next revolver I bought was a S&W 460V. That is the best revolver (versatility wise) that I will ever own. Talk about going from a Buick to a Bently in under a year!

 

[motorcycle-charlie]

wow. you guys really have some outstanding 27s. super super nice.

 

[FruitCake]

Very nice Buschmaster!!

 

[gordy]

Stand back, i am using mind control

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO you want a S&W 642.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO you are going to a gun shop.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO you are buying a S&W 642.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO you are very happy with your S&W 642.
I love doing that.

 

[Guillermo]

damn you gordy!!!!

You missed him and got me!!!

I found myself in front of a gunshop counting my money so as to buy a 642!!!

Lucky they only had new ones or I would have bought one!!!

Dude...be careful!!!

 

[Cearbhall]

^^^^^I hear, and obey.^^^^^

 

[Buck Snort]

Reading on this subforum about the virtues of wheel guns infected me with an irrational need to get a quality revolver. Here she is, a 1975-76 Model 27-2--I hold each of you personally responsible

There's no doubt about it BushMaster, we are a pack of S.O.B.'s!! Rascals and scoundrels every one!!

 

[Buck Snort]

Since you won't be stooped over searching the ground for brass...your butt-crack tan will fade.

But is it REALLY a tan, or...........?!

 

[Buck Snort]

Here's my 629 w/Laser grips. This gun is loaded with Cor Bon 165 gr. JHP's that I've chronographed at 1300 fps.

 

[dispatch]

Okay!! Good start. Now you need a Model 10, Model 19, Model 14, and a Model 18. Maybe even a Model 29. Then you really be addicted and we'll take to the wonderfull world of the great Ruger revolvers.

 

[gvf]

If we're all responsible it's only fitting that we shoot it!

Great looking gun, you'll be the star attraction of your range.



By the way, you should NEVER go NEAR a Colt Python.

 

[NMGonzo]

You have the wrong gun.

Send it to me.

No need to thanks.

 

[bushmaster1313]

No box. no papers, no original grips and it has been shot by a previous owner.

This means it has no collector value.

Darn. Now I will have to shoot the poop out of it

 

[Iggy]

Yup, you better sell it to me.. I need a shooter.

 

[CajunBass]

You can't blame it on me. If I'd seen it first, you wouldn't have.

Nice gun. Congratulations.