Post pics of your revolvers!

[EHJ]

Well... damn.
I like revolvers, again.

Just scored a '59/'60 S&W Model 28 in very nice shape.

 

[NeSeR13]

2021 Colt Anaconda .44 Magnum. Excalibur!

 

[Ura-Ki]

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2021 Colt Anaconda .44 Magnum. Excalibur!

Where did you find that at?

 

[NeSeR13]

Where did you find that at?

Funny you should ask. Read my review here.

Oregon Arms & Ammunition

 

[AK0perator47]

Where did you find that at?

I just ordered one free a place in Tennessee lol! I can't wait for it!

 

[Dr_Lou]

This past week I was a little busy accumulating revolvers. I found a 1978 4" Colt Diamondback and 1977 nickel Smith 15-3, both absolutely immaculate. They've apparently been hiding in someone's underwear drawer.

 

[Scout 38S]

Dr. Lou, beautiful 38s, lends credence to the old phrase "sock drawer guns".

 

[deadeye]

This past week I was a little busy accumulating revolvers. I found a 1978 4" Colt Diamondback and 1977 nickel Smith 15-3, both absolutely immaculate. They've apparently been hiding in someone's underwear drawer.

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So based on your Dr Lou moniker we can consider you Dr. Lou the pistol packing practitioner of panty raiding? Nice Colt by the way.

 

[barnabus1999]

S&W 44 and 357 Mag

 

[Heywood]

Smith and Wesson model 19-4 from my birth year. (I have a weird fetish with guns, watches, cars of my birth year, makes the search more fun) of course it's pinned and recessed. Has never been fired, but that will soon change as it it a recent acquisition and I hate safe queens.
Smith and Wesson 627 performance center I polished and gave a better trigger job.
Kimber K6s
Smith and wesson 642 performance center.

 

[Old Dog]

Some of my favorites accumulated over the years:

S&W 15-4, king of the Ks

Colt Diamondback, unsung hero

Model 63, the Kit Gun in 4" trim - best .22 revolver ever

The venerable 19-3, king of the Magnums (according to me and Bill Jordan)

I'm a Colt guy, too, what can I say?

So what if I've only got six inches... in my Python?

 

[JimBob]

I have about a dozen revolvers, but here are some of the more notable. A trio of S&W N frames in 357mag, 9mm, and 44mag, a Ruger Old Army 44cal, and a Uberti Dakota in 44colt....

 

[orygun]

@Old Dog , I thought the "King" was the 5 screw Combat Masterpiece. Yeah, the one I sold several years ago...

 

[J&B Firearm Sales Inc.]

Smith & Wesson M&P 360 .357
Smith & Wesson 686-6 7rd .357

 

[Ferryman]

https://imgur.com/Sa4Raan

My humble collection. One or two may belong to my wife, can't say for sure...

Ruger Single six
S&W 686
Ruger GP100
Ruger SP101
Kimber K6

 

[Old Dog]

@Old Dog , I thought the "King" was the 5 screw Combat Masterpiece. Yeah, the one I sold several years ago...

Not gonna disagree with that. The Combat Masterpiece was/is, well... a masterpiece. But wait: you sold one? I suspect though, that most of us have all made one heinous mistake through the years when it comes to parting with a class (and then regretting it for years afterward).

One of my new favorites -- the "new" King Cobra. Very versatile with a sweeeet trigger.


And an old classic -- my mint Police Positive. Made in 1933!

 

[orygun]

Not gonna disagree with that. The Combat Masterpiece was/is, well... a masterpiece. But wait: you sold one? I suspect though, that most of us have all made one heinous mistake through the years when it comes to parting with a class (and then regretting it for years afterward).

I guess I didn't actually sell it, but traded for a 649. The 649 was a nice little blaster, but I messed up by letting the Masterpiece go...

 

[bearcountrygun]

My newest revolver. Brand new Python

 

[bearcountrygun]

Oldie but goodie. First series S&W 629. I've owned this for 35 years

 

[bearcountrygun]

Not gonna disagree with that. The Combat Masterpiece was/is, well... a masterpiece. But wait: you sold one? I suspect though, that most of us have all made one heinous mistake through the years when it comes to parting with a class (and then regretting it for years afterward).

One of my new favorites -- the "new" King Cobra. Very versatile with a sweeeet trigger.
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And an old classic -- my mint Police Positive. Made in 1933!
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Seriously nice old colt