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Wow! I certainly enjoyed perusing every page. Lot of Sweet Wheelguns in here. I saw no Smith 28's so I'll show mine.
Top left-Smith 10-7 Royal Hong Kong Police 38 sp House gun Middle- Smith 642 38 sp garage gun Top right- Ruger GP100 IPSC gun Bottom right- Smith 28 Hiway Patrolman. 357 IDPA gun Botom left- Smith 686-6 357 for Hunting On my wish list to get: Smith in 45 acp w/ moon clips & a "Hi-Cap" .22 revolver
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Actually I only started collecting Milsurps 3 years ago. I think I might own about 24...They're cheaper than guns that will most likely never get the opportunity to kill somebody... I belong to the group that uses firearms, and knows which bathroom to use. Tis better to have Trolled & lost, Than to never have Trolled, at all. Secret Club Member?. |
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MEMBER of the THR WALKER CLUB
15.5 inches in length 4 1/2 lbs 9 inch barrel Shooting 60 grains of black powder The biggest most powerfull black powder handgun ever made to date. official club http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=341028 left to right 1847 WALKER, 1860 Army, 1851 Navy |
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Model 64-5 4"
EDIT: picture replaced, used a little Visine and got the red out
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¡prefiero morir de pie que vivir siempre arrodillado! - emiliano zapata salazar Last edited by rivviepop; 02-23-2008 at 11:44 AM.. |
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The Smith family tucked in for the night....
Attachment 8241 S&W 500, 500, 460, 629, 686, 617, 617, NAA Mini, 647 and on the shelf below you can just make out the trouble maker of the bunch, a S&W29.
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If you know how many guns you have... you don't have enough guns. People need to remember that the same guys who wrote the 1st Amendment, also wrote the 2nd Amendment... and for the same exact reasons. Last edited by gosparx; 03-03-2009 at 1:28 PM.. |
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Waiting for number 12 to complete the "N frame clock"
Starting from 1:00 going CW 625 in 45 ACP 625 in 45 LC 21 TR 1917 US Army ca. 1918 629 610 29 327 PC 25 MG in 45 LC 27 24 LH
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Is that nickel?
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Yes the 29 is nickel plated. Yes it's the TRR8. It weighs as much as a K frame and that is why 38 recoil is negligible.
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sw 629 ls (Small).JPG
My 629-6 |
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Here are some shots I took last week of my S&W Model 586-7 (.357 Magnum, L frame, 7 shot) with custom Elk stag grips. Accompanied by it's companion, the boker Red Deer stag handled hunting knife. This is my carry gear for up in the Sierra.
This one is my S&W Model 16 no dash (.32 S&W Long, 6" barrel) sporting factory Rosewood target grips. With box and cleaning kit.
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These are terrible pics, but the guns are interesting.
My dad was good friends with a gunsmith in Sacramento named Bill Davis. Bill was famous for his PPC revolvers, and built several for my dad. The two guns here were hybrids created by Bill. Both are basically Colt barrels mated to Ruger frames. The quality on these is phenomenl, and at first glance, you almost don't know that these are a gunsmith's work. The topmost gun is a Ruger Security-Six frame mated to a 4" Colt Python barrel. Davis called this a Cougar. The bottom gun is a Ruger Speed-Six frame mated with a 3" Colt King Cobra barrel. He called it the Rattler. Both have a fantastic feel, and trigger work that is simply indescribable. Last edited by Gryff; 05-06-2009 at 1:05 AM.. |
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yeowza, now that's a barrel (you machine that?). had a chance to put some rounds through it, see how it works out?
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Actually that barrel started out as a 6" long, 1" diameter rifled premium blank. The gunsmith that built it for me is Mark Kearns, who worked at Bill Davis years ago. Mark said they used to build their top grade PPC guns with this barrel. He cut it to 5", slabbed sided it, built the underlug, gave it a recessed crown and mounted a factory S&W front sight that he milled off of an old barrel. He did an awesome job on it, his workmanship is superb! Mark installed the barrel and crane lock, but didn't have time to do the action job. So, off to Craig Maraviov in Woodland for some end shake removal and a competition tune. The action SUPER smooth and light. Just picked it up today so I haven't had a chance to shoot it. Should be a super controllable tack driver!
The 3" is a 65 that started out as a 4" gun. Craig had the 3" barrel laying around from his days at Davis Company so I had him install it. He did this powerport before S&W came out with theirs (shoulda patented it!). He installed an S&W auto front sight, rounded the butt, smoothed and polished the trigger and gave it a fine bead blast. It's a very neat little gun. Here are some photos of the gun before the work, as well as the barrel porting: |
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My Tracker .44Mag
Here is my little jewel to complement my Puma 92 SS .44Mag "Trapper" (coming in a few days!)
This Taurus Tracker .44 Magnum sports a Simply Rugged pancake holster, speed loader pouch and "most versatile" pouch. Not pictured is the Simply Rugged belt, another fine piece of firearm hardware. I can hardly wait to get my tomahawk blade cover and a holster for my Single Six (I will post pics of that later!) |
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S&W 625 aka the Jerry M. clone. Installed Jerry's complete spring set up and one of his grips. Gold bead front sight and smoothed the sides of the trigger.
S&W 686 Plus. Trigger job, lightend springs, machined for moon clips, J.M. grip, still want to change out both sights. Had the barrel milled to lighten it up. |
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