What would you add to this collection next?

[deyomatic]

If I had your problem, a shorter barreled 38/44 would scratch my itch.

 

[Gfiad]

I would say
686/586
Model 19
Model 14
Model 36
Model 15
Model 10

You still have plenty to choose from.

 

[Gfiad]

Here is my S&W collection. A 686/586 is next on my wheel gun list.

 

[JAFO]

Look into another 22. A model 22 or 422 are reasonable and fun to shoot, or a ruger standard model

 

[625smith]

Looks like you could use a "L frame" 581, 586, 681, 686. Here is a picture of my 8⅜" 686.

 

[shotgun693]

You have a big .357, M28.
Try a M19 or M66, an older one if you can find one.
The M19 and M66 were the most desired .357 when I became a Cop in '77.

 

[george_lehr]

A K38 Masterpiece.
I have a lot of S&W revolvers in a lot of different calibers, but a model 14 almost always gets to the range with me because it shoots so well for me it makes me look good, especially on the steel plate range.
George

 

[Wingmaster]

I would look for a model 19.

In my opinion, a model 19 is about as close to the perfect
firearm as their is.

Wingmaster

 

[Frank46]

Model 10 heavy barrel
Model 14 target pistol
model 15 target and selfdefense
model 36
model 24-3 4" bbl 44 special
model 24-3 3" bbl 44 special
Model 624 6.5" bbl stainless 44 special

 

[moralem]

I would suggest a model 22-4 thunder ranch. Not mine but I wish, for sale in my neck of the woods but have exhausted my gun fund for the month only two days in. I must pace myself.

 

[RobertJ.]

I'd go with the Model 14. That, with the pre-17, would make a nice pair of paper punchers, especially when cased together.

That's a Colt OMM with my 17-3, but you can see what I'm talking about.

 

[moralem]

Model 10 heavy barrel
Model 14 target pistol
model 15 target and selfdefense
model 36
model 24-3 4" bbl 44 special
model 24-3 3" bbl 44 special
Model 624 6.5" bbl stainless 44 special

Nice list, I have the 36, 10 and 624, amongst others but the 624 has one of if not the best trigger and accuracy of any of my guns.

I am finalizing a purchase from a member of a Lew Horton 24-3 3 inch and am just giddy about it.

 

[A10]

You NEEED a Model 10, a model 14, a model 15, a model 19, a model 27, a model 60, a model 66, a model 67...........you get the drift.

 

[S42N8]

A Model 27, or a Model 65. Many barrel length choices, but I'd lean toward a 3.5" M27 and a 3" M65.

Now, if you were to go up in caliber, a nice Model 629 would add .44 Special and .44 Magnum flexibility. Lots of choices there as well, but I'm partial to the 8&3/8ths. Good luck!

 

[MattNH]

For whatever reason, I am only interested in .22 .38 and .357

just a thing

I completely understand, although I add in 9mm for my Berettas.

For your collection, you've got the .22 covered nicely, the 60 and 67 stainless are great, you need a little blue brother for the 28, I would suggest a nice Model 19.

I was at 60, 28-2 and 66-8 and I lucked into a 15-3, very similar to your situation

 

[old bear]

So many good options and only so much $$$ to spend.
My suggestions are:
1- M- 19 4"
2- M 19 2 1/2"
3- M 66 4"
4- M 66 2 1/2"
Once you get some of the above, and still want to add to your collection, you can move into pricier revolvers, I.e M 27's, 38/44's and the like.

 

[Gamecock]

Model 29.

Thread can be closed now.

 

[TeamRoper]

Wow, you guys give me a lot to think about. I think a blue 3" or 4" K frame .357 is it. So which one?

 

[long colt frazier]

Unless I missed it no one suggested a kit gun model 34 or 63. Can't do without a small 22.
Mark

 

[BigBill]

M24 44special
M27 357 mag
M58 41 mag
M57 41 mag
M29 44 mag
K22 22 masterpiece target 6"
K38 38spec combat masterpiece 4"
K38 38spec masterpiece target 6"