Model 28 madness

[scout II]

Here are a few pictures of my model 28's.In the first pictures of the 6" guns the top left one is a 5 screw pre 28 with all matching numbers including the grips.The one in the middle on the left is a 4 screw 28 no dash with all matching numbers including the grips.The bottom left is another 4 screw with all matching numbers but the grips.The ones on the right are all 28-2 guns.The top is an S prefix with the bottom two being N prefix guns.The parkerized gun is one of my most accurate guns I own.

The next pictures are my 4" guns.The two on the left are 5 screw pre 28's.The top one has polished hammer and trigger and is a great shooter.The bottom left is all matching numbers including the grips.The middle guns are 4 screw model 28 no dash guns.The top and bottom middle guns look unfired except from the factory.The right side guns are 28-2's.The top an S prefix and the bottom an N prefix.

 

[10-shooter]

nice... very nice

 

[A10]

Very nice collection! It looks like you have representatives of all the eras and the common barrel lengths. Now you need a factory nickel gun and an 8 3/8"!

 

[Nightowl]

I see you have a fondness for model 28s. Very, very nice collection. I carried a 6" model 28 for four years. It was my favorite duty gun of all.

 

[sigp220.45]

So that's where they all are!

 

[SixgunFife]

Great lineup of 28s!

 

[bamabiker]

That's an impressive HP collection. Thanks for the pictures.

 

[peepaw]

Impressive.

 

[2fingers]

No wonder the rest of us cannot find one to purchase! Nice collection you have there scout.

 

[gunny4053]

Very, very nice! I'd be happy to store those for you, you know, so the Cali government doesn't see them as a threat and try and confiscate them.

Seriously though, that is a very nice collection. You've done well my friend.

 

[fyimo]

That's a wonderful collection of Model 28's

 

[Flint Ridge]

Wow! Considering what the prices have gone to recently I bet you feel pretty good.

So, how long have you been after the 28's?

EEEK - you're in Kalifornia - that's the Mother Lode then.

 

[weatherby]

Nice lot of 28's
I had one of mine out getting some air yesterday

 

[jubela#4]

Great looking collection of 28's!

 

[loknload]

Nice,,,,Very nice!

 

[VaRecon]

Love me some eye candy.
Nothing better then an N-frame in .357

 

[DGT]

Very nice collection. Congratulations.

 

[Big Lou]

As a fellow Californian, I envy your collection of 28's .

Outstanding!

 

[jrs70]

I have one 4 inch 28-2. IMHO the 28 is one of the must have S&W.

 

[wetdog]

Very nice. In your pics of the 4" guns is the 5 screw, top left, more glossy looking than the others? By glossy I mean leaning toward the finish of a 27. The reason I ask is on Sun. at a show I was shown a Pre 28, 5 screw that I thought was a Pre 27 at first glance due to the finish. Numbers matched except grips and no refinish stamps. The bottom of the trigger guard and the sight plane were dull, S/N was S 111520 which dates to 1954-55. Thanks for any help.