Here we go, one that isn't talked about much. Here is mine, about 98%+

Here we go, one that isn't talked about much. Here is mine, about 98%+

Hello. Here's one I recently lucked into!



Best.

Great looking gun Stephen, in that shape is hard to fine. I have a set of hen's teeth with mine in the box.

The fixed sight guns sure are elegant.

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Centennial Every Day

Picked mine up earlier this year. I seem to recall there were less 581s than 681s made. Haven't lettered it yet.

In this photo the grips are switched; the targets belong to the 66-nodash; the magnas to the 581.





cheers,
Neill

Here's mine, these are really good revolvers:

I'm a lousy photographer but here is my nickel 581 no dash. I took the modified magnas off and use these combats as they are more comfortable to shoot.

Shaylex

Old picture, 98% m581 no dash, no M

Here is mine. Very early SN that places it in the first 500 made.

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D. Mark
U.S. Army - Retired

Great pictures of great guns, thanks for sharing

The 581 is just cool - mine shows much more wear than the beauties shown here, but it still shoots better than I can.

Bill

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Bill

All are very nice!!! Thanks for sharing guys, and thanks for adding another model to my wishlist!!!

My 581:

Love the fixed sight Smiths.

581 nickel

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God spelled backwards is dog.

Here's one.

My other one is on semi-permanent-long-term-loan to my buddy in California. Poor guy didn't own a revolver (can you imagine?) So I helped him out with a some of my doubles a 58, 13, and a 581.

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One of my favorite revolvers:

A three inch, round butt 581 would have been awesome with that full lugged barrel.

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MARK

Here is mine. As you can see it shoots pretty darn well


Here she is with some friends and Ahrends grips.