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I would love to see photos of your Long Tom's.

For whatever reason, I have grown to love those revolvers with the 8"+ barrels.

I'll start us off with a clean Model 27-2 sporting some Birdseye Maple Kurac stocks.





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I have a baby brother 17-4
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Not a fancy as yours but does it still count?
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I only have 2.

A 57-1 8.375"(My first N frame),

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I have a couple, but they came from a different factory and are 9.5 inches. Woo Hoo----mine is bigger.



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One of my favorites from Gander Mountain. It was mislabeled as a Model 27 and mispriced as well. It actually was a 1956 pre-27 that appeared unfired. No box or papers. I felt real bad carrying it out of the store for $295.
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I bought this off gb. It was advertised as excellent condition, and I wanted an 8” 357 shooter. Well, it was excellent all right. Soot rings on every other chamber mouth and showed up in the original box with docs. The auction opened south of Highway Patrolman value and I was the only bidder...thanks guys! I will say the 8” 27 balances shockingly well.

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So many nice revolvers!

How long is long enough?

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All I can offer is a 6 1/2 inch pre-model 29. For me, a revolver longer than that is for the range only.

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I guess I need to put long barreled S&W on my need list. Mine are 4" and my longest is a 3 screw Ruger in 6 1/2".
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My 8 3/8" Model 57

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These are mine, all pawn shop finds. Top to bottom: 29-2, 27-3, 57-1, 17-4. 57 has been hard chrome plated.
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I just brought this 1961 M-27 home today. My only 8 3/8".
I recently sold a ANIB nickle 8 3/8" M27-2 to help pay for this one.
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48-4
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The M57 started things off, I got it as a trade for my Sigma SW40F.... the guy really wanted a Sigma and I was more than happy to oblige.

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These are all different calibers. My 25-5 is not in this photo. I have enjoyed the 8 3/8" barreled revolvers for many years.
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My Model 17-4 8 3/8" that shipped 1978-79.

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My Model 27-2 8 3/8" that shipped 1972-74.

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I don’t have any revolvers with barrels longer than 6 1/2 inches. I’m loving seeing all of these. Thanks for sharing everyone.
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I'm a fan of the longer barrels too. I have several 7 1/2" PC 629s but as per the OP's request I'll post up a few 8 3/8"ers.

29-3



29-5



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I've never even shot one.
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I love having and also shooting them. So fun. Something special is the way they handle, point and shoot.

I have only 2:
629-1 and a 14-3
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Well, I have only 1 long tube, Model 16-4. With the full underlug it is a bit muzzle heavy, but very accurate.
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You need to change that. The long ones really are a delight to shoot. These are my two shooter grade long ones:

REG 3261, an 8-3/4" barreled pre-war Registered Magnum that was my first long-tube revolver ever purchased ($975 delivered). I believe it was factory refinished somewhere in it's life (star on the butt) and the trigger guard was drilled for a trigger stop. Other items of note - it shipped from the factory to King Gun Sight Company, where it received a cock-eyed hammer. I added the Keith Brown Kearsarge Stocks and a gunsmith friend of mine switched out the front sight for a "gold" one. It does not get shot very often, but it is a blast when I shoot it. The action is like butter and it has a beautiful sight picture.





You can see the trigger stop screwed in the trigger guard in this closer up photo:



This next one is my very favorite revolver to shoot. It is a well-used 8-3/8" barreled, late 1950's pre-27, that has had a Nelson Ford trigger job, a radiused wide trigger with a screw-in stop, an added "McGivern" brass bead front sight, and a set of 1960's smooth presentation stocks. It seems to magically hit whatever I am aiming at and I love shooting it.









With the tapered barrel, these long .357 Magnums really do point well, and with target stocks, they are surprisingly well balanced to shoot.
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Got these two recently - M17 & M29
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My Model 14-3 Target Masterpiece made in 1977. And a photo with it's brother from another mother, a Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 Magnum with a Bisley grip.



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This is my one and only long tube gun. A model 27-2 of 78-80 vintage. Nice and nickel!

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Still have a few,,

14-3

27-2

27-2, 686 no dash, 617-1

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How about perhaps the oddest Long Barrel Rimfire Smith ever made, out of the Performance Center no less.

Model 647-1 Performance Center Varmiter in .17HMR





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It's been a hoot watching this thread grow with pics. I always had the notion that the 8-3/8" bbl guns were not very popular with people and as such, not widely held. The guy that sold me my 48-4 was ecstatic to finally have someone interested in it, as he had it posted on a local gun forum for months with nary a nibble.

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Well, the length of the snoot depends on the size of the frame

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Of my S&W revolvers, 6-inch barrels are a long as mine go. But my Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) main match guns have the 7.5-inch barrels.

Uberti Model P in .45 Colt


Uberti Open Tops (Navy grips) in .45 Colt


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Here are a couple of mine.

29-4 8 3/8"

Does a 657-4 7 1/2" qualify?

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Here is my most unusual long tube. It's a 18-3 from 1974
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Thanks for sharing all of your great guns!!! With the inspiration of this thread and all of your beautiful long tube revolvers on display, I got out all of my 8"+ barreled N Frame .357 Magnums and took a group photo.

Registered Magnums on the top left, Pre-27s, a 27-1, a couple of Model 27s (no dash), 27-2s on the bottom right of the second column and a representative sample of the boxes that housed the long guys as they left the factory. Oh...and there is an 8.5" Transitional Magnum somewhere in the middle of that left column.



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Thanks for sharing all of your great guns!!! With the inspiration of this thread and all of your beautiful long tube revolvers on display, I got out all of my 8"+ barreled N Frame .357 Magnums and took a group photo.

Registered Magnums in the top left, Pre-27s, a 27-1, a couple of Model 27s (no dash), 27-2s on the bottom right of the send column and a representative sample of the boxes that housed the long guys as they left the factory. Oh...and there is an 8.5" Transitional Magnum somewhere in the middle of that left column.



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I recently completed the 686 collection with the 8 3/8" version.
It's had a hard life most likely floating around under a truck seat

Now I need the 629 equivalent to complete that collection
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I'm very pleased with it. Its more than I was hoping to end up with.
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I'm very pleased with it. Its more than I was hoping to end up with.
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My , this thread is setting the bar high!

My humble offering: a m.17 with 3 Ts. Outstanding shooter ; almost a rifle.
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I'm electronically challenged so my only offering is my stainless steel 624 with a 6.5" barrel in 44 special. you sure have a fine collection of long barreled revolvers. Frank
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A model 57 with Keith Brown grips that shoot just as good as they look.

With a suitable S.D. Myres holster.


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Hello friends,

Well, I feel compelled to bring out "The BIG BOY" a model 629-5 Extreme, with a 12" barrel.

Oh the abuse I suffered when my transfer came into the local gun shop. "You must be compensating for something." (Comments from my buddies.)

"Yes, yes I am"... with a big smile to go with my big gun.

Still unfired in it's original box, etc. I paid about $1,100 delivered, many years ago (2001?).

Best wishes everyone!

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