GF
Member
Here's a coupla' 625's for the mix.
I do like a .45acp in a full moon clip!
GF
I do like a .45acp in a full moon clip!
GF
How about a new school N frame beauty contest?
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Stranglehold
Member
629-3/625-3/627PC
Roe
Tom_R
Member
Submitted for your approval.
The gun:
A 4" 629 (no dash)
Pinned barrel
Recessed Cylinder
Target Hammer
Target Trigger (smooth)
Target Rear Sights
Red Ramp Front Sight
The stocks:
Keith Brown tulip Style
Red Heart wood
Ebony Diamond inserts
This thing really is a beauty
Hope you like!
The gun:
A 4" 629 (no dash)
Pinned barrel
Recessed Cylinder
Target Hammer
Target Trigger (smooth)
Target Rear Sights
Red Ramp Front Sight
The stocks:
Keith Brown tulip Style
Red Heart wood
Ebony Diamond inserts
This thing really is a beauty
Hope you like!
Tom_R
Member
A little humble compared to some of these beauties posted already, but nevertheless, my favorite N-frame of all time. I once had a 1918 built M1917, but was forced to sell it (a rather tragic story, but I had no choice) and I decided to replace it with this 22-4. I really wanted one of those case hardened versions. I've thought about sending mine to Turnbull to have mine done, but can't decide; I really like it as is
Its beautiful just like that. I like the case hardened look on hammers and triggers, I haven't made up my mind about case hardening on an entire gun. I am on the fence.
Your Smith, looks the way a blued Smith should look.
Submitted for your approval.
The gun:
A 4" 629 (no dash)
Pinned barrel
Recessed Cylinder
Target Hammer
Target Trigger (smooth)
Target Rear Sights
Red Ramp Front Sight
The stocks:
Keith Brown tulip Style
Red Heart wood
Ebony Diamond inserts
This thing really is a beauty
Hope you like!
Its approved and we like!
M2MikeGolf
US Veteran
Thanks Tom, I concur!
Cal44
Member
Here is my 657-3 Classic Hunter.
Does it quality as "new school"?
Does it quality as "new school"?
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r3captain
Member
Think this'll qualify for new school. 25-13 Mtn. Gunat_liberty
Member
Looks like you will need to explicitly define what you had in mind for "new guns". I took it as post ILS introduction under current management...the series that "can't get no respect" but might actually be great guns of which owners are proud.
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at_liberty
Member
I'm proud of my new school 627 Pro, even though it comes with the lock, MIM parts and an unconventional slab-side barrel. Some call it an abomination, but I love it and will never part with it.
Nice! You should be proud.
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Rick_A
Member
The lock, non pinned, non recessed, frame mounted firing pin, MIM, and stainless guns all get a good amount of disregard on this site.
But, anything that fits in this forum (80's and up) is fine by me.
But, anything that fits in this forum (80's and up) is fine by me.
M2MikeGolf
US Veteran
Just for the record, the N frame I was forced to give up. I guess this qualifies as old. I'm a big fan of it, but I'm a big fan of "new" as well. I am as fond as my 22-4 that I replaced my M1917 with, but I still wish I could have kept that old warhorse!
Redlegvzv
Member
How could anyone call this beauty an "abomination"?
Or this beauty...
Or this beauty...
Here is a couple of the new ones I like, a pair of 45's
Beauty:
Beast:
Beast:
muddocktor
Member
OK, I'll come in and play.
Here are my S&W revolvers:
First up is my old 27-2. It doesn't actually qualify for this thread except that the stocks it is wearing came off of a 29-3 I no longer have:
Next is my 50th Anniversary of the 357 Model 27-3 I bought a few months ago. It is still unfired except for the 3 test rounds that S&W fired in it. I have it hid from myself in the top of the closet to help me resist shooting it:
Finally, here is my 629-3 I bought off GB on 10/31 and got in last week. I am quickly falling in love with it. It's not dressed up but I do foresee some nice Ahrends Retro Targets in the near future for it:
Here are my S&W revolvers:
First up is my old 27-2. It doesn't actually qualify for this thread except that the stocks it is wearing came off of a 29-3 I no longer have:
Next is my 50th Anniversary of the 357 Model 27-3 I bought a few months ago. It is still unfired except for the 3 test rounds that S&W fired in it. I have it hid from myself in the top of the closet to help me resist shooting it:
Finally, here is my 629-3 I bought off GB on 10/31 and got in last week. I am quickly falling in love with it. It's not dressed up but I do foresee some nice Ahrends Retro Targets in the near future for it:
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