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I'm glad I stumbled across this forum a few years ago, I thoroughly enjoy the sight, the info and the members who are helpful with info. I'd like to be considered for the "Unofficial 58 Club" after purchasing my first model 58. She's not here just yet and I'm already looking and planning for my first one in blue. You could say "I've got the fever and the only cure is..."
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She looks like a beauty.are those stocks by Grashorn?
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That I don't know, haven't received her yet found and bought via GB should be here by weeks end. How are his grips marked? I saw the posts on his grips on here and told myself I'd get a set of them when I found the right gun to put them on. Wasn't really looking for a nickel, but the price went lower than I had expected and reading every post about the 58's I had to have one. Love the fixed sight pre locks. Own a 4" model 13 and well carried 581. A blue 58 and then a 520 are next on the list...sn on the nickel is N15357X, if I'm reading the post on N frame serial numbers it was produced somewhere 73-74? I'll post more pics when I get it.
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Nice find...a nickel 58 and stag grips all in one package....
Do you reload yet?
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I have looked at those Accurate molds they sure look good. What material did you have yours made of, I'd love one in say 240grs with a gas check for the .41.
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15 pounds of range scrap or wheel weights and two pounds of lineotype metal...have had no problem with leading. If you are asking about the mold, it is a four cavity aluminum...just a joy to cast with.
If you write I believe it's Tom and tell him you want the 41-250F cut back slightly to 240 grains and a gascheck base he can post the design in a day...
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Superman I do reload have my first loads waiting to try once I get her and thr weather cooperates...like I said I couldn't pass her up...she's a beauty!
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Superman I do reload have my first loads waiting to try once I get her and thr weather cooperates...like I said I couldn't pass her up...she's a beauty!
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...great...I would only advise not to make the first ones too "warm". Those grips will chew up your hand in a heartbeat....
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imshaner2, boy that's pretty let us know when you get it & let us have a range report please.
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SuperMan Those molds look nice I'm playing with a couple of Lee molds my Wife got me now one is the 195gr SWC the other is the 210gr TL SWC. Too cold right now to get to the range much 18 below.
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I've already got a set vintage pachmayrs presentation grips to put in it, and it's ported so it should mild it down a little. Guess I'll need to contact S&W to see if it left the factory that way.
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I've already got a set vintage pachmayrs presentation grips to put in it, and it's ported so it should mild it down a little. Guess I'll need to contact S&W to see if it left the factory that way.
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I would say that S&W did not do that porting. You can always spring for the letter from Roy Jinks if you want to know where and when it shipped, and the configuration.
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I did notice a post from 2013 where a member posted he had looked at or purchased a ported nickel 58 sn N153xxx. Thougt that was interesting since it matches mine except for the last 3 digits. I sent him a message will be interesting to see how close they are. As for the letter we'll see maybe later down the road. Anyway if the porting is aftermarket or not I wasn't looking for museum piece, I like trailer park queens that shoot and am looking forward to it....
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Be sure to let us know when you get it to the range. I'm betting most of us would be interested.
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This is how it started with my first S&W model 13-3, then I found the really worn 581. Was never a big fan of revolvers was issued a 4" stainless model 66 24yrs ago but immediately traded it out for G21 since wheel guns were for the "old timers." LOL wish id've bought the 66 when I had a chance
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I definitely will be at least a week weather turned cold and my range buddy is in Texas killing pigs. I'll include lots of pics. The wait for the 58 to get here is worse than any Christmas wait I can remember as a kid!
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Can't wait for a range report!
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She has arrived....
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Grips are unmarked. Finish is not perfect but is in the condition I was hoping for since I wanted a shooter. Thinking about buying Tyler T grip in the bronze to put on while she wears the stags. I contacted Magnaport and they confirmed that the work looks like theirs but couldn't say for sure since they have no way of looking up by serial number. Will post more pics after she goes to the range.
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Boy I'd sure keep those stocks they look great.
I'm a fan of the Tyler T grips too, I really like them.
Let us know when you get it to the range.
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I will. These are my first set of stags, and I like the way they look and they feel pretty good. Have some nice grooves on the outsides, so they're keepers. I'm not shooting any heavy loads through it so we'll see how they feel, and YES I'm chomping at the bit to get it out!
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Very nice.... One of my two 58s has been ported but this one has two ports per side... Shot side by side with the other one, one can feel the difference...
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Superman you should post pics I'd be interested in seeing that!
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I will. These are my first set of stags, and I like the way they look and they feel pretty good. Have some nice grooves on the outsides, so they're keepers. I'm not shooting any heavy loads through it so we'll see how they feel, and YES I'm chomping at the bit to get it out!
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Maybe you could go shoot pigs with your buddy? The .41 is more than up to that task!!!!
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Time to join the club. This one showed up today. S serial number, stocks are stamped January 30 1964. When I carried my 686 at work my partner carried his M58. I always loved the way it shot.
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Wow that's nice. Great find.
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I will. These are my first set of stags, and I like the way they look and they feel pretty good. Have some nice grooves on the outsides, so they're keepers. I'm not shooting any heavy loads through it so we'll see how they feel, and YES I'm chomping at the bit to get it out!
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I can tell you from my own personal experience: Extra Bark Stag stocks and magnum loads DO NOT MIX! Great to look at, but hard on the hands.
I had Patrick Grashorn make me a set, they are perfect in every way, except that they are very hard on your hands with stout loads
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Just retired after 25 years law enforcement and my guys were paying attention cause I have always wanted a S&W Mod 58. It has always encompassed my idea of the perfect combat/outdoors handgun. They presented this to me last Saturday.
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I have a different number on the crane then the bottom of the grip frame, number on inside the grip frame under the stocks is same as the one on the crane. Which is the serial number?
number on the butt is #S 257791
number inside the crane is #23597
I was told the gun came from the widow of a Montana LEO, the gun came with Pachs and my boys switched them out for some Altamont Magnas and added the T-Grip. Not a scratch and only minor turn ring and bluing rub on the muzzle.
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RETDOE...looks like they got you a first year of production probably late 1964 vintage gun (S prefix)...and congratulations on your successful move to retirement.
The matching numbers on the frame are the assembly numbers.
If you are not a .41 shooter or reloader I would suggest some of the HSM ammo from Midway...
HSM Cowboy Action Ammo 41 Remington Mag 210 Grain Hard Cast Lead
It duplicates the original .41 POLICE load that Remington and Winchester marketed with a 210 grain bullet at 950 fps from a 4" barrel.
Some more reading if you like the .41...
.41 Magnum / 41 Special Load Data Center
May it not be your last .41...welcome to the forums and welcome to The Cult...
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Roger that, thank you. I did do some research on ammo since I do not yet reload but plan on it in the future. In the mean time I already purchased 500 rds of the exact ammo you cited, HSM Cowboy 210 gr. All I have fired so far are some Rem 210 JSP and a couple of the Grizzly they gave me with the gun, Wow! Great stuff, looking forward to my new relationship. Looking for a good chest rig for backpacking, checked out the Haugen, Clark and Diamond D, any others you guys know about?
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I cary a S&W model 329 PD in a chest rig.
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Roger that, thank you. I did do some research on ammo since I do not yet reload but plan on it in the future. In the mean time I already purchased 500 rds of the exact ammo you cited, HSM Cowboy 210 gr. All I have fired so far are some Rem 210 JSP and a couple of the Grizzly they gave me with the gun, Wow! Great stuff, looking forward to my new relationship. Looking for a good chest rig for backpacking, checked out the Haugen, Clark and Diamond D, any others you guys know about?
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And my wife carries her model 66 the same way for woods carry. We got the 1942 tanker rigs from El Paso Saddlery. They have been up and down about every trail in the Blue ridge mountains at least once. Comfortable to wear all day long.
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Take a look at the Hill People Gear chest pack... Several of my backpacking friends use them and they keep the gun out of the weather and out of the way of the backpack straps...
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..also if you want a defense load try the Federal VitalShok round that uses the Barnes all copper HP bullet... Barnes, CorBon and several others also use that bullet. Much less kick than the 210s and lots of expansion....
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howdy Retdoe , welcome to the club , I am sure this will not be your last model 58 , I own 3 always looking for #4.
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Very Nice looking 58 Retdoe, and an exceptionally nice retirement gift.
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Roger that, thank you. I did do some research on ammo since I do not yet reload but plan on it in the future. In the mean time I already purchased 500 rds of the exact ammo you cited, HSM Cowboy 210 gr. All I have fired so far are some Rem 210 JSP and a couple of the Grizzly they gave me with the gun, Wow! Great stuff, looking forward to my new relationship. Looking for a good chest rig for backpacking, checked out the Haugen, Clark and Diamond D, any others you guys know about?
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Congrats on the retirement! I've been happy with LAX Ammo's factory new ammo. 210gr copper plated, about 950fps; mild recoil in a 58, fairly clean, and brand new brass. 41 REM MAG NEW : LAX Ammunition Factory New 41 REM MAG 210 GR 250 RDS W/FREE AMMO CAN
For SD, Reed's Ammunition has the Barnes XPD and the Speer Gold Dot in .41 Magnum, and also has .41 Special. I've shot about 100 rounds of the Gold Dot, and am very comfortable with it; the XPD is a great alternative. 41 Magnum - Reed's Ammunition & Research, LLC
For carry, Simply Rugged's Chesty Puller might work; high quality work, and not outrageously priced. Chesty Puller Suspension System
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Roger that, thanks for all the advice on loads and holsters. Yes indeed an exceptional gift from an exceptional group, the very best Firearms and Tactics Instructors in Law Enforcement, they never do anything half way, big on talent, dedication, integrity, and heart.
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Just picked this one up. S/N N260xxx. Shows a little use in places but that is ok. Planning to shoot this one. Need to find load data.
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Welcome to the forum, welcome to the 58 club, and welcome to retirement. Your guy's did you proud with that 58, set up nicely. Enjoy it and your retirement.
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Nice gun patio...
If you would like a pleasant shooting load that duplicates the original 210 grain POLICE load try 8.0 grains of Unique with any jacketed or lead bullet from 200-230 grains.
I've mainly been using the Berry's plated 210 but EXTREME Bullets also has the same one. No smoke, no leading and much less than a jacketed bullet.
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Just picked this one up. S/N N260xxx. Shows a little use in places but that is ok. Planning to shoot this one. Need to find load data.
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If you are looking for a holster try the DeSantis Speed Scabbard...conceals nicely and smooth draw...
Look around and you can find them for about $45.00.
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Have I missed something.... Inquired about a 70s vintage NIB nickel 58 that has square bottom standard Magna grips...not PCs... The Shop owner says that the grips are serial numbered to the gun and that more 58s came with square bottom Magnas than PCs...
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RETDOE, thanks for your service. Enjoy retirement.
Sure some nice 58s shown lately, keep coming back for more looks. Always pleases the eye.
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My question would be why? I've shot more than my share of bullets in .41 at higher velocities than this without any leading.
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Have I missed something.... Inquired about a 70s vintage NIB nickel 58 that has square bottom standard Magna grips...not PCs... The Shop owner says that the grips are serial numbered to the gun and that more 58s came with square bottom Magnas than PCs...
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I am not an expert, but one will be along shortly. I have seen a lot of 58s with standard Magnas. None of them came that way.
I take no offense if someone corrects me. To my knowledge all M58s came with Modified (also known as PC) Magnas.
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I have never seen one either... After the second email I sent him I really doubt the grips are numbered to the gun. There is a "NIB" blue one also for sale but it is a "S" prefix with non-diamond Magna grips...when I asked that Seller he checked and no the grips were not numbered to the gun...
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Different guns are different & I've scraped my share of leading out of different guns usually .357s. A gas check will eliminate leading 99% of the time & to me that's worth it.
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Maybe, you should start casting and learn about bullet allow? IMHO, this is just one of the many reasons bullets deposit lead in the bore.
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Here is a couple of pics of a original Tyler T- Grip I picked up for my 58. Nice tight fit and sure makes the grip hold feel better, guess we'll find out how it holds up when I get to shoot it. I'll send my pics and range report as soon as it happens!
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Here's a couple of pics of of the new Tyler T grip next to a original. Quick ship just a little over a week. Fits well and looks good...Sorry about the lighting.
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44 magnum, 45acp, 629, 657, backpacker, bowen, cabelas, cartridge, classics, cocobolo, colt, engraved, jordan, masterpiece, model 57, n-frame, parkerized, rosewood, round butt, scope, serrated, shroud, silvertips, spegel, wadcutter |
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