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I love all the K frames!!!
However, I was going to mention my favorite is my Model 65-3, 3" barrel K-frame . . . perfect pointing, fast from the holster, great in matches and easy to carry.
BUT . . . the venerable M&P K frames have not been represented on this thread yet . . . and I love my old 62 year-old 5" M&P.
A great shooting and very good looking K-frame indeed . . . so here's a tip of the hat for this awesome and huge-selling staple of the S&W revolver line up for soooo many years!
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By far the prettiest K Frame in my collection...
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How about 66 no dashes. 1972 on top, 76 on the bottom.
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For me it's any one of them that launches a 22LR round.
This

Or this
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I've only one K frame gun a model 17 but I am getting to the point I can change grips on it daily
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I agree, I like them all.

17-3

15-4

6" 19-3

4" 19-3

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Greetings-
For .357 magnums, it would be a 2.5" Model 19-2 or 19-3. For K frames in general, I prefer a K 22, especially an early one.
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Love my 66 snub. Sporting Keith Browns, of course. 
Or my 19-2 snub maybe???

Hard to chose ain't it ???
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Not the most useful of all that I own, but the most enjoyable and the one I shoot the best is my 14-3. It just makes me happy.
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Without a doubt my 3" Ashland 66-2! Them K's are the most nimble revolvers ever made. Got a GS to go too so no time to upload pics.
Some real beauties here!
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My 3" 66-3 with Spegel "Boot Grips"...the proportions of barrel length to frame and grip size are perfect.
Its like a mini-27 3 1/2inch ...... that handles better and quicker.
Now I know I'll never find a 3 inch 19 but that would be..soooooo nice!!!
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That gun is just awesome!!!!
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I love all the K frames!!!
However, I was going to mention my favorite is my Model 65-3, 3" barrel K-frame . . . perfect pointing, fast from the holster, great in matches and easy to carry.
BUT . . . the venerable M&P K frames have not been represented on this thread yet . . . and I love my old 62 year-old 5" M&P.
A great shooting and very good looking K-frame indeed . . . so here's a tip of the hat for this awesome and huge-selling staple of the S&W revolver line up for soooo many years!

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Favorite K frame?
I would say my M15...
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Model 19 in 4"
I gotta go with the 19 in 4".
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That is easy for me, M19/66 2.5". Love them.
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It`s a tough call to say what my favorite K frame is, but Ill have to go with my Model 10-5 with the 4 inch barrel. There are so many reasons I love this gun, versatility probably being the biggest reason. This is a gun that I actively carry.
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Kind of fond of the 66's. Here's a 66-1, been working some photo suggestions today, getting closer.
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My 15/48 in 327 federal put together by Hamilton Bowen.
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Some beautiful Ks in this thread, keep 'em coming fellas.
I would really like to know where to get the speedloaders seen in the original post, are they aluminum or?
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Anything with adjustable sights, preferably blue.
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Aluminum, some folks smooth the edges a tad so they are less likely to mar the wood.
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I've delayed answering the question because I actually couldn't come up with an answer to the question! Or more accurately, the answer was non-specific: Whichever one I am holding at the moment.
But forcing myself to take a stance, I asked myself, "And which one would you like to be holding if you had your druthers?"
The answer usually comes back to one of these guns, which were all shipped between 1947 and 1949:
A snubnose M&P from early 1947:
Or this narrow-rib K-22 from 1947:
Or this narrow-rib K-38 from 1948:
Or this narrow-rib K-32 from 1949:
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Doesn't matter to me...so long as its one of these........
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The K frame is my favorite S&W. The 3" model 10 is one of my all around favorites.
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Here are my 3 favorites Model 19-3 Blue 4" Model 19-5 Nickel 3.5" and K22 Combat Masterpiece Blue 4". All 3 great fun to shoot.
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I changed my mind, today this is my favorite.
My new weekend snubbie.
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Howdy
This one is probably my favorite. Model 1905, First Change, shipped July 1908.
I like this one a lot too. K22 shipped January 1922.
Here are a few more K frames that I like too.
At this point I have so many nice old K frames that I keep swearing I have to stop buying them. Unfortunately I keep running into one more that I just have to have. I won't eat up any more band width with more photos.
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Torn between 2 revolvers
I can't have a favorite I need 2.
My 67 No dash 4" and my 19-4 Blued 4"
Both are sweet! The 67 has an action that is supurb. The 19-4.. well it's a .357
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Good old 10-4
Not highly collectable but great gun
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For now I have to go with this Model 64-3 although I haven't stopped looking...
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my 64 trade in.
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Here's mine...mod. 10-5
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By streetdog262 at 2012-02-18
1957 vintage K-38 wearing a set of Farrant target stocks
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M&P pre-10 (1946)
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My 65-1
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It's a slam-dunk for me. Any K38 or Model 14. Of the ones I currently own, this 1957 4-screw is my favorite:
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Do these "twins" count?
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4in Model 15 Blued with nice wood.
And a M-14 6in.
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My 2.5" 19-4 Combat Magnum. Accurate, perfect size and weight for carry, powerful and looks good doing all that.
Everything I need in a revolver and nothing I don't! Regards 18DAI
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What a fabulous bunch of K frame guns on this thread....both old and new!
At some point ya gotta believe S&W will revive the no longer produced K frame models to their old glory and provide us with the many options that used to be....
Long live the K frame!!
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