Revolver family pic

[lfromsalem]

Let's see them!
Clockwise from top
25-2 (.45auto)
17-2 (.22LR)
18-3 (.22LR)
986 (9mm)

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[Lilhigbee]

Left;
Magnum Research BFR in .45-70
Ruger Old Army
Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk, 10 1/2" barrel
Ruger New Model SBH, 7 1/2" barrel

Right;
Ruger Old Model Blackhawk in .30 Carbine, 7 1/2" barrel
The revolver that isn't; Ruger Hawkeye .256 Win. Mag.
Ruger Old Model Single-Six
Nagant Gas-seal revolver

Far right;
S&W Model 1917, made in Sept. 1918, with 1918 holster and period-correct accoutrements.

 

[lfromsalem]

Awesome collection!
I'm very jealous of your 1917. What a beauty!

 

[Kruel J]

Nice collections!

 

[Lilhigbee]

Jeannie wanted me to post hers too. I just realized she has more revolvers than I do!! Time to go shopping.


Left;
(2) Ruger Vaqueros in .45 Colt for Cowboy Action shooting
(2) Uberti Stallions in .38 Special for spares for CAS.
(2) Dakota Arms in .357 Mag for second spares for CAS.

Middle;
Ruger SP-101 in .357 Mag w/Crimson Trace grips. Carry gun
Ruger SP-101 in .357 Mag, shorty
Ruger SP-101 in .357, hammerless
Ruger SP-101 in .32 H&R Magnum, NIB
Ruger SP-101 8-shot in .22LR

Right;
Ruger SP-101 6-shot in .22LR
Ruger New Model Single-Six in .22WMR
Ruger New Model Single-Six, stainless convertible
Ruger New Model Bearcat, NIB
Lyman 1858 BP

 

[orygun]

Awesome collection!
I'm very jealous of your 1917. What a beauty!

As I am of the Hawkeye! That's too cool.

@Lilhigbee By "shorty" do you mean the 125gr bullet only? It does look like the cylinder is slightly shorter. I really thought about buying one of those, at The Gun Room even (!), when they first came out. I remember fondling it and I still ain't sure why I didn't take it home with me. The 125gr only deal didn't even bother me a bit.

 

[Lilhigbee]

I meant short barrel. Couldn't remember the correct length, 2" or 2.25" or ?? and was too lazy to measure it.