This just made me try to count them. I think I'm at 19 .357's. I never even thought about it before....

Man these things pile up over the years!

You're killin' me...!!

I don’t have nearly as many as some of you here. I’m a quality over quantity guy. I only want the best of the best, so I'm content with a dozen. The Python Elite and Model 66 are far from the best of the best, but they are both unfired in the box and I can't bring myself to sell either.


Left to right

Top row: 4” Manurhin MR73(1973), 6” Manurhin MR73 Sport (1977), 3” Korth Combat (1976), 4” Korth Combat (1985), 4” Colt Python (1971), 6” Colt Python (1965)



Bottom row: 8.75” S&W Registered Magnum (1935), 3.5” S&W Registered Magnum (1938), 3.5” S&W Pre-27 (1950), 4” S&W 66 (1973), 4” Colt Python Elite (2003), 6” Freedom Arms 83 (2016)

No estoy en Mexico,soy de Argentina aqui un Smith & Wesson de frame K o L usado en buen estado $1500 y nuevo $2300 los de frame K en calibre .357 son dificiles de encontrar me refiero al modelo 27 usado en buen estado $2000 el modelo 28 es muy escaso.

Mis revolveres son Smith & Wesson modelo 66-1 barrell 6".modelo 686-2 barrell 4" y modelo 686-3 barrell 6'' ademas conservo sus cajas originales .
Soy de Argentina.
Perdon pero no hablo ingles

Only 2. A model 66-3 that got me started with this forum. And a Bond Arms derringer (does that count?)

-- gr8whyt

I recently picked up my 28-2 from Ford's Custom Guns in Crystal River, Fl and couldn't be more pleased. The craftsmanship is superb. The finish is actually spectacular and the re-assembly flawless. This pistol has had some fantastic action work done by BC Armory of Michigan and operates as it did before it went to Ford's.