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I’ve been hard at work adding to my collection! Revolvers added since my last post...M10 subnose, M15 subnose, M27 8 3/8”, M17 8 3/8” and also a M57. I’m also in the process of looking for a M18 currently...lol. Thanks again guys for all the help!!!
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UPDATE: just added a M18 no dash, M17 6” and I purchased my first S&W automatic..a Model 41 with a serial# of 947XX. I think, I need to take a break for a while...lol.
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Aye, you're gonna need a bigger safe. Welcome aboard.
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Jim, I didn't do the math, but you might have more S&Ws than posts on the forum!

Take a deep breath and snap some photos to share with us, please.
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Old 08-18-2018, 10:31 AM
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Jim, I didn't do the math, but you might have more S&Ws than posts on the forum!

Take a deep breath and snap some photos to share with us, please.
That’s SO funny and probably true! I need to get a photo host account somewhere? I don’t have one anymore, I’d love to post up pictures...I’ll look into it.
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Old 08-31-2018, 08:47 PM
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Just picked up a Pre-Model 10 subnose, I just couldn’t help myself.
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My dry spell is over...I’m on a run...M-48 6”, M-14 6”, M-28 4” and 6”. I’m now hunting for a no dash M-57 6”...lol.
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Congrats!

They seem to come in bunches. I got a 6" 28-2 this week and thought the seller also had a 29-2 6.5", but he'd sold it over the weekend. Last summer I bought 3 S&W revolvers within a couple months.

I tend to let them come to me (pop up on the local market) vs. actively hunt a specific model. While you're trying to get that 57, something else will come along and demand your attention!
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Old 03-21-2019, 08:03 AM
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Another possibility are the Dan Wesson and Ruger revolvers, Colts are also good but tend to be pricey unless you find a deal. Not many of those out there these days, with the internet most people have a good idea of current value.
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If you're looking for a cheap, reliable plinker with 22's go for an old (50's/60's) H&R. There are some great revolvers available at the shows and online for really cheap $$.
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UPDATE: Got the M-57 in 6” months ago. Since then I pick up another M-58, M-65 3”, M-686 3”, M-19 4” and the last one was a Pre Model 27 3.5!

Thanks for all the help guys!
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Well, let the photos begin...My S&W 22lr collection.

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UPDATE: Got the M-57 in 6” months ago. Since then I pick up another M-58, M-65 3”, M-686 3”, M-19 4” and the last one was a Pre Model 27 3.5!

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Here are some of my favorites, left to right:
Model 642 .38 Spl.
Model 67 (or 15) Combat Masterpiece .38 Spl.
Model 10 heavy 4" barrel .38 Spl. (Little brother with 2" barrel snuck in to photo)
Model 19 Combat Magnum .357
Model 29 .44 Magnum (I forgot the Model 27, on the left, was in the picture.)
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That Model 19 has a nice front sight! The Models 14, 17, and 64 were going to be my suggestions for back then. Don't know your living situation and don't want to know, but I suggest a nice pellet rifle if things will work out for it. I always found it more safe teaching muzzle control with a long gun. It just seems to be more obvious.

Nice collection. Now to learn buying control. Good luck with that.
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That Model 19 has a nice front sight! The Models 14, 17, and 64 were going to be my suggestions for back then. Don't know your living situation and don't want to know, but I suggest a nice pellet rifle if things will work out for it. I always found it more safe teaching muzzle control with a long gun. It just seems to be more obvious.

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What I have and use:

5 Screw K22 for .22LR
Highway Patrolman 6" for both .38 Special and .357 Mag.
M1955 in .45 cal. (Don't own any .41 Cal handguns)
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Holy ****, you caught the disease quick, well done! Looking at your post about your budget, what did you have to give for your 57? You don't see many of them for under $650. If you're open to a little advice on buying guns over the internet, check out guns on Holidays. Most people are with family and there are some deals to be had. Great thread!
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Holy ****, you caught the disease quick, well done! Looking at your post about your budget, what did you have to give for your 57?
I paid $700, it has a couple of blemishes. But, I buy shooters so the imperfections mean nothing to me. Thank you for the tip!
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UPDATE: Got the M-57 in 6” months ago. Since then I pick up another M-58, M-65 3”, M-686 3”, M-19 4” and the last one was a Pre Model 27 3.5!

Thanks for all the help guys!
Did you win the lottery or something? So many guns in so little time......lol.
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Did you win the lottery or something? So many guns in so little time......lol.
I sold a really nice modern motorcycle and bought some vintage steel. Also, my Dad was a combat shooting instructor in the 70’s and 80’s. He just turned 80 years old and we have a lot of fun buying guns togeather. Gotta make everyday count...
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You still need a Model 36 snubbie and a Model 29 3"

Maybe a 1076!
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You need help! Have you heard about Gunbroker?
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I don’t know what your talking about?

I’ve never heard of the place.
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You still need a Model 36 snubbie and a Model 29 3"

Maybe a 1076!
Great minds think alike...lol.

I’ve been looking at flat latches for awhile now...

My Dad took me to see Dirty Harry when it came out in the movie theater. So, it will have to be 6.5”.

I also need a Pre Model 27 with a 5” barrel.

I might have to sell another motorcycle...lol.
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Oh yea, I forgot.

I picked up a M-19-3 w/4” barrel a couple of days ago.

I gotta take more pictures.
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Thumbs up 3rd Gen Semi Autos?

The folks on this forum will not help you with your S&W affliction. I didn't get the S&W infection here but they facilitated a full on S&W incapacitation. I've got more than I need but not as many as I want.

That said, have you considered S&W 3rd Gen semi autos? My focus on S&W semi autos began when friend wanted to swap his 3913 and for an ugly 102 year old Colt 1903 hammerless that I had. I thought the 3913 might make a good CCW so why not give it a try...afterall, they're not making them anymore. After shooting the 3913, I was hooked. S&W semis have great triggers, shortest reset of any semi autos out there and I haven't shot any Performance Center semis...yet. Since then, I've acquired 1006, 4516, 4553TSW, CS9, 39, 59 (in nickel), 908, and 6906.

With a majority of gunbuyers wanting polymer, striker fired semi autos, a lot of nice shooters are out there starting as low as $200 bucks. Law enforcement turn-ins keep the prices down. I'm still on the prowl for S&W revolvers as well as any 1/2/3 Gen S&W semi. I know you've said you're looking for shooters, beauty impaired stainless guns clean up easier than blued guns.
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I purchased a few revolvers for my new grandson when he was born. He has a k22, plus a few h&r 22 cal revolvers to shoot. I also got into the late 1800’s 22 cal single shot rifles, plus the early 1900 22 cal pump rifles.

You can find some 22 cal military training rifles in your LGS too.
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That said, have you considered S&W 3rd Gen semi autos?
I have a trio of 9mm CZ’s that I take to the range to get my auto fix. But, I have to admit my knowledge regarding S&W semi autos is zero. I have a M-41 and that’s as far as I gotten. However, I do have a weakness for SS firearms...
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Talking S&W Gen 3 semiautos...Try one...Just one...

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However, I do have a weakness for SS firearms...
I know this is a S&W revolver "affliction" thread but I double dare you to just go handle a S&W 3rd Gen semiauto, work the action and check out the single action trigger and quick reset. The real fun comes when you actually shoot them.

Go big or go home. I too have big hands (XXL gloves) so I like shooting the bigger bores, 45 and 10mm. However, I like to carry 9mm single stack (908, 3913, CS9). Bigger bores generally have bigger price tags. Gotta warn you, you just can't have one!
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Well, I hope your happy...lol. Yesterday, I purchased a S&W model 4006 TSW CHP’s semi auto. It’s in excellent condition and will make a great range gun, home defense and collectible firearm. Thanks for the suggestion!

Now I have to research a single stack s/s semi auto in 40 to match this one.
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That's a great start. Additional Research Project Suggestion...begin looking into how to convert your 40 into a 10mm. Or better yet, a 10xx from the factory! This forum is great for that but you'll have to migrate over to the "semi" side...aka the "dark side". Looks like you're on the right track.
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Most have discussed blued Smiths; however, I really like my stainless. I would suggest a pre-lock Model 63 J frame 4". I have had one for 30 or so years and over the years the trigger has honed down to about 2 1/2 pounds. Another favorite is the pre-lock S&W Model 67 K frame 4". I have a Model 18-3 and a Model 66, amongst other Smiths, but I find myself shooting the Model 63 and the Model 67 more than anything else.
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