05-25-2011, 11:29 AM
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A pair of 29-2's.
A pair of 57's.
A pair of 27-2's.
A 27-2, S serial.
A 27-2, 5 inch.
A 44 magnum.
A 25-9.
Great guns in this thread, thanks for starting it!
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05-25-2011, 11:35 AM
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The amount of 24KT gold inlay is probably worth more that the gun.
A pre-Model 27 5 Screw with 6 1/2" barrel with Ivory Grips.
This was done for me 21 years ago by Engraver James DeMunck of Rochester, New York.
Eye candy???? Heck, yes!
05-25-2011, 04:27 PM
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Eye candy???? Heck, yes!
I agree with you, this is the best candy thread that I have ever seen on the forum. We need to see all of them
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From this:
To this:
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05-26-2011, 04:35 PM
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Now pick who has the best candy ( you can't pick your own ) and the winner will get a surprise .
05-26-2011, 04:47 PM
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This is a tough one but I pick DC7s Schofield in post #52.
05-26-2011, 04:50 PM
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Now pick who has the best candy ( you can't pick your own ) and the winner will get a surprise .
My vote is for David Lapell's 3.5 inch Model 27-2 pic with a runner up on xray97's 2.5 inch Model 19.
( 1 ) - Post # 15
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Model 27-2
( 2 ) - Post # 11
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I like this one....
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This is a tough one but I pick DC7s Schofield in post #52.
Bob has the right idea, put down the post number in your pick.
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Just bought 3 more that I don't have pics of yet.
Nickel m19-5 4" (LNIB), stainless m66-1 2 1/2", blued m19-4 2 1/2" (NIB), and blued m586-3 4" (INS comm. in walnut presentation case).
I just started collecting about 3 months ago.
It's damn addicting.
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629-1
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Seperated at birth...
19-5
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Ok, just zipped through the whoooole thread again, I gotta vote for gator's three consecutive posts, 70,71 and 72, holy moly, gorgeous collection. Since no one posted between his, I consider them one big post. MEANWHILE, thanks to this thread I put my Wildey Survivor and Super Blackhawk on gunbroker today, and I went to the gun store and felt the triggers on SW revolvers! A 29 or 629 is in my very very near future....
05-26-2011, 10:42 PM
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I am a traditionalist and so vote for post #8.
Couple more 44's: (look Ma, no safeties!)
(sorry, couldn't resist).
Guns are not to scale with each other.
16" 94AE with laminate stock not offered that (initial) year.
20" B92 with some nice walnut.
both in .44 Magnum.
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My newest additions, cleaned-up and camera ready...
63 no dash, 642, 66-2
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A couple for consideration:
686-3 Hunter
Super Blackhawk by MagNaPort:
Pre 10 from 1936 100% original:
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Let's keep this one going!
That is a gorgeous old gun that wears its history well.
05-27-2011, 06:08 PM
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"Carmonized" 625 JM
05-27-2011, 06:56 PM
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My Pick for best eye candy
I choose post 13,DC7's early model 60. What a great picture of a wonderful gun,but all the others submitted are great too.
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M&P 4 inch, model 10 4 inch, model 66 4 inch
686 4 inch
model 13 4 inch
model 19 6 inch
05-27-2011, 11:33 PM
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I'm in total shock after seeing this thread - truly inspiring.
Bruce
Pre Model 28 Highway Patrolman
Model 624 Lew Horton
Model 10-5
Model 60
Models 19-3 4" & 19-6
05-28-2011, 12:53 AM
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pictures won't upload
When I try to upload from my browser it thinks for awhile then says upload failed. Any guess as to what I'm not doing right. I don't have any problems using gun brokers tools for pictures, they load direct from your browser. I could use some help. Then again my wife says that all the time.
05-28-2011, 01:45 AM
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Here are mine, a 37-2, 65-5 & Lew Horton Special 686
05-28-2011, 01:47 AM
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When I try to upload from my browser it thinks for awhile then says upload failed. Any guess as to what I'm not doing right. I don't have any problems using gun brokers tools for pictures, they load direct from your browser. I could use some help. Then again my wife says that all the time.
Are you using a photo hosting site like "PhotoBucket"? If not then you'll need to use one. There are others, I have only ever used photobucket. It is free and all you do is creat an acct. much like joining a forum. After the pictures are hosted to the site then all you do is copy & paste the IMG code to the body of a post.
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I host pictures on my own (minimal ISP supplied) web site.
Upload em via FTP and paste the url into this forum.
Seems to work fine.
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Is there anyway that the moderators could set up some sort of graph or chart so we can see who gets what votes? Seems to me that would be much easier after going through the entire thread multiple times.."Just sayin"!!
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Is there anyway that the moderators could set up some sort of graph or chart so we can see who gets what votes? Seems to me that would be much easier after going through the entire thread multiple times.."Just sayin"!!
There's an old saying, "Anything is much easier for the person that doesn't have to do it". Catch my drift?
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Scrapper: Those are some outstanding speed loaders. (The gun and rig are as well).
Who makes em? You?
As far as hand held elephant guns go, I do have a DW .445SM.
I don't shoot it much as it is not really up to the task metallurgically
speaking. While the company was extant they repaired excess
end shake twice. Too bad as otherwise it is as good as a handgun
can get.
I have always been attracted to the .500 and now the ultra .45.
Your gun looks a lot nicer than some of the outrageous versions
I see at the S&W store.
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Some have been seen before but I'll take another opportunity to share some of my favorites.
My Combat Masterpiece
My Model 60 3"
My 640 38 Special
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Here's my Two Tone (born 586 no dash)
Here's a picture of my Two Tone 586 (no dash).
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Heres a few pictures of some of mine
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Candy is dandy......
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My 327 Night Guard loaded with .357
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625-4 Model of 1989
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625-4 Model of 1989
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Even though its not a S&W, here's some eye candy for ya!!
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Here's my 586-7. Finish is like a jewel. I think it's sexy.
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It's an easy pick for me. Bullseye, you know I love those 9mm revolvers, so I pick your custom 619 9mm!!!
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This is by far my favorite. Heavy cals long barrels.
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My Schofield
Mod. 25.. .45 C 8-3/8
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Eye Candy, Grab your sunglasses.Is that a Ruuuuuuuuuger in there?
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Ok, If you guys can toss RIFLES into the pot, I guess anything goes so....... I did put a Smith at the end so I wouldn't get thrown off the forum!
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My 627:
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I keep my candy in a pile.....
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My Model 10-7 Shooter
Attachment 69910
Attachment 69911
And my Model 37 Shooter
Attachment 69912
Attachment 69913
Pete
PS My vote is for post #101
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HERE'S A PAIR OF 629S, WEARIN SAMBAR STAGS BY EAGLE.............
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438 for Everyday Carry
Here is my beautiful little 438. The grips are Spresser with a Tyler T-Grip.
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My 19's 4 and 6 inch
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