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Old 10-19-2020, 02:12 PM
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Finally shot newly acquired MODEL 29-6 CLASSIC with .44spl last weekend. SMOOTH as OILED GLASS. Both 18 yo son and I were keyholing target at 15 yards. Will take it big range on the ranch for Magnum rounds later. Gun is clean and locks up well. Pictures below.

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Looking good!!!

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Gorgeous gun!
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How can you not like that. You found you a winner there.
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I have the same gun. Only
Hand gun I own with a scope
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White tail deer with it.
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I like it and no Hillary hole to boot!
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Those were made at a time when manufacturing technology paired well with some old school gunmaking to produce some very good and typically accurate S&W revolvers. The 5" examples are fairly scarce.
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I forgot to mention , it is 5” model. But you experienced collectors could see that from picture.

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Beautiful 5” 29!
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Default SHOT 44MAG ROUNDS in 29-6 CLASSIC 5"

As promised reporting back on shooting 44 MAG rounds with 29-6 CLASSIC . Range was 20 yards, one BULLSEYE , a few 9s, a couple of 8s and a couple of flyers in the 7 ring. Been awhile since I shot magnum rounds .
I had gunsmith check trigger pull on all my Model 29s. They all came in a touch under 4#. Does anyone know what the factory specified trigger pull was from 1960-1980?

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