Find the intruder and if you're good identify all four.



Let us know how long it took you.

At first, I decided it was the Single Action, which I think is an SAA. Then I wondered if it was a trigger lock, as they are always an intruder. I came back to the SAA. No real time - maybe a few seconds.

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NHI, 10-8.

If you close the case.

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Dum vivo cano

It couod be the SAA since all the others are DA; or it could be the nickeled Smith since all the others are blued.

I'm goin with the dead fly at about 9oclock....

The Smiths are fraternizing with a Colt!

Colt SAA .22 LR
Nickeled Model 10
Model 586
Model 1917

Well, it could be the Colt because all the other are S&W's.

Or, it could be the Colt because it's the only single action.

Or, it could be the Colt because it's the only one without wooden stocks.

Or it could be the Model 1917 because it's the only one without some type of checkering on the stocks.

Or it could be the Model 10 because it's the only one in nickel.

Or it could be the Model 586 because it's the only one with adjustable sights...or any real sights to speak of.

I guess, when it comes right down to it, it just depends on how you look at things.

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Pack light and cinch tight.

Guns on wrong side of foam when you close the case ?

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wanna do right-- not right now

Excellent answer. But I guess everyone is right, it all depends how you look at it. But there is no dead flies, lol.

OK, admit you scrolled back up to look for the fly!

I did scroll back lol, but unfortunately it's not a fly but a piece of electrical wiring that is still on the floor of my shop. What can I say, I have not cleaned up my shop after doing some work in the panel...