Post pics of your revolvers!

[DirectDrive]

I've always loved the looks of S&W guns

Yep.
Ruger does a nice job with revolvers, but the Smiths are just a little sexier.

 

[MrTwentyTwo]

Don't think I've seen another posted (haven't quite gotten thru all the pages)...

S&W Model 53 marked as a .22 Magnum in .22 Jet with the optional .22LR cylinder and inserts. I love the Jet round (better have your ears on!).



Then a favorite Model.17-2, .22. This one with the smooth S&W Presentation grips in Bird's Eye Maple and some other unidentified wood. I also collect grips and am drooling over many on here... nice stuff, gents!



Oh yeah, I'm also a book collector.

 

[Norwestr55]

686 Pro Series +. It came with some Goncalvo Alves stocks (Hogue I think) that I wasn't real enthused about. I was going to order Bocote
from Ahrens when I learned he was out of business. So still looking for some reasonably priced Bocote grips that won't break the bank.

 

[Pete F]

You may have noticed that I have posted likes on every (or almost) revolver post. I just love revolvers. They are my favorite hand gun to shoot.

 

[Portaledgepete]

I have just one.

 

[Dr_Lou]

Just found another 2.5" 19-4 yesterday at a pawn shop. Didn't need another, but the price was right.
Grips are ACE combats, a company owned by S&W in the 90s.

 

[David Wilson]

Current DA and SA revolver collection:

 

[homeuser6]

got that sfpd in the early '70s and it's been my all time favorite ever since.

 

[KKG]

got that sfpd in the early '70s and it's been my all time favorite ever since.
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I have a Model 19, 2-1/2" Barrel that belonged to the SCSO(AKA: Snohomish County Sheriff's Office) and was worked on by me in the days when I was doing such things.

 

[spendolla]

 

[Dr_Lou]

A couple fuzzy ladies...

 

[sobo]

Of the half-dozen or so wheel guns I have, this filigreed S&W 586-5 in .357 Mag is my most special revolver.
It belonged to a DEA Special Agent, the leader of his team, and it was a retirement gift to him from his team on his last day with the agency.
The agent no longer walks this Earth, and his pistol was passed to me with the stipulation that it never be "released into the wild."
There was never any doubt that I wouldn't keep it forever. And yes, it's a safe queen, and for very good reason...
I wrote about it before in When is it "too nice" to carry?

Rest in peace, TC...

 

[CLT65]

Just a couple of old beaters.

I know these aren't fancy or pretty, but I'm sure happy with my latest acquisition: a pair of 1970's S&W Model 10-5 Spanish police surplus revolvers. Externally not pretty, but mechanically perfect. I've probably put 500 rounds through the pair in the last few months. $460 for the pair, figured I couldn't go too far wrong.

 

[CLT65]

Here's my favorite, the second revolver I ever owned, a S&W 29-2 from the mid '70s. I've shot a lot of rounds through it over the decades. It's still in pretty nice condition. I wish I could take a better photo that would really show the deep, rich, blue, and the grips. It normally resides in the back of the safe in it's original felt-lined presentation box.

 

[Pizza Bob]

a S&W 29-2 from the mid '70s. It normally resides in the back of the safe in it's original felt-lined presentation box.

CLT65 - not really a good idea to store that beauty in its presentation case. The blue flocking tends to break down over time getting blue dust into everything. Surprised yours hasn't already exhibited signs of deterioration. Jcelect on the S&W forum has a great business restoring those cases.

Here's my twin to your Model 29-2


Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[ma96782]

Because SAA "cowboy" shooting is a hoot.





Of course there are more "conventional revolvers" in the stable,

Aloha, Mark

 

[bellarum]

Ordered the new Python 20 days after Colt did the initial dump on 1/1/20. Bought ammo while I waited.
Picked it up on 7/21/20.
I've wanted one from the first time I handled one in the late 70's.
Haven't had it out yet but, the serial # is 11.5K so I'm assuming that the first batch issues are worked out,
Another item off the bucket list.
It's pretty sexy!

 

[bellarum]

Started messing with thd gen 4 Glock 35. Sent the slide off to Jagerwerks to be milled for the RM06, have the the slide bobbed and refinished.
They do nice work!
I gutted it and replaced everything with trigger parts, extended mag release, and threaded barrel from Lonewolf.
Did paperwork for an Osprey 45 suppressor.
ATF says it's looking like late November eary December. Play the game...be the winner!

 

[bellarum]

Picked up a 629-6 while I was prepping for the shutdown.

 

[bellarum]

Here's my favorite, the second revolver I ever owned, a S&W 29-2 from the mid '70s. I've shot a lot of rounds through it over the decades. It's still in pretty nice condition. I wish I could take a better photo that would really show the deep, rich, blue, and the grips. It normally resides in the back of the safe in it's original felt-lined presentation box.

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Super sweet

Started messing with thd gen 4 Glock 35. Sent the slide off to Jagerwerks to be milled for the RM06, have the the slide bobbed and refinished.
They do nice work!
I gutted it and replaced everything with trigger parts, extended mag release, and threaded barrel from Lonewolf.
Did paperwork for an Osprey 45 suppressor.
ATF says it's looking like late November eary December. Play the game...be the winner!

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Look at me being gone for so long and immediately posting a semi in the revolver thread. I'll work on it. Sorry everyone.