What's the most Beautiful Revolver?

My vote for overall would be a 4 & 3/4 Colt SAA blue & color case with B or C engraving with a set of yellowed Ivory grips.

Kind of like John Wayne used in "The Shootist"... looked very good but wasn't an actual Colt.

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I have long thought that the proportions on prewar four-inch round butt I-frames were just about perfect. If the gun also has target sights, that completely closes the gap. (Of course that means we are talking only about the prewar .22/32 Kit Guns when it comes to standard production guns, and maybe a few special order .32 Long targets with short barrels from early in the century.)

A Kit Gun:

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That may look like a nickel finish at first glance, but it's just that deep prewar blue catching the light in a special way.
 
DW

And here all these years I THOUGHT YOU WERE an N Frame ?
( a closet I FRAME luster...)
 
I hate to say it on the S&W forum, but, to me, the Python is the most beautiful revolver. Especially the 2 1/2" AND 4" Pythons.

Not far behind, you've gotta love the M19 and a 4" M29 Smith. The Colt SAA is no slouch either... ;)

So many great looking revolvers, and hey, aren't they suppose to be like kids; you don't pick favorites...?
 
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