The First 44 Magnum by S&W

[Doc44]

Stocks by Alvin White. This 44 Magnum is sixty-four years old. Click on the photo for a much better look.

Bill

 

[Mule88]

My birth year what a gun that would be to represent my birthday!
As always Doc thanx for all your input!

 

[boykinlp]

Those grips make me drool every time I see them. When Alvin White puts his touches on something, it always turns to gold!
Larry

 

[RKmesa]

Bill:

Love the gun, grips and photo. Your photos are an inspiration for all of us to take better photos... and buy better guns...

Thanks for sharing,

 

[OldChief]

That's one beautiful revolver.

 

[dr. mordo]

I'll take two!

 

[THREEDFLYER]

Absolutely STUNNING!!!!

 

[Laketime]

Shoot it ! Shoot it ! ..

Sorry Doc couldn't resist just a carry over from another thread.

 

[Salox]

Magnificent 44 Magnum and display of firearm history! Amazing to see and thanks for sharing Doc!!

 

[03hemi]

OMG! Love the ivory diamond accent in the grips too.

 

[29aholic]

Shoot it ! Shoot it ! ..

Sorry Doc couldn't resist just a carry over from another thread.

Well in this case that's not an option. IIRC that gun has had lead poured down the barrel to render it inoperable so as to preserve it from possibly being distroyed by a hot handload or by other means.


Glad to see you posting some Doc.

 

[delcrossv]

Well in this case that's not an option. IIRC that gun has had lead poured down the barrel to render it inoperable so as to preserve it from possibly being distroyed by a hot handload or by other means.

What?!?

Sorry, but I find that outrageous.

 

[Arisin Wind]

Well in this case that's not an option. IIRC that gun has had lead poured down the barrel to render it inoperable so as to preserve it from possibly being distroyed by a hot handload or by other means.

I find that hard to believe.

 

[29aholic]

What?!?

Sorry, but I find that outrageous.

If I further recall correctly, it was done by the factory.


Regardless, I would trade all my baby making apparatus' for it.

 

[delcrossv]

If I further recall correctly, it was done by the factory.

Regardless, I would trade all my baby making apparatus' for it.

Little hot tungsten rod on the inside, cryopack on the outside and we'll fix that baby right up

Still, a beautiful piece.

 

[Narragansett]

If I further recall correctly, it was done by the factory.


Regardless, I would trade all my baby making apparatus' for it.

""" Regardless, I would trade all my baby making apparatus' for it."""

Whew, i had to think about that for a moment. Then i realized you were refering to your wife

 

[29aholic]

""" Regardless, I would trade all my baby making apparatus' for it."""

Whew, i had to think about that for a moment. Then i realized you were refering to your wife

I would throw her in on the deal

 

[Laketime]

Well in this case that's not an option. IIRC that gun has had lead poured down the barrel to render it inoperable so as to preserve it from possibly being distroyed by a hot handload or by other means.


Glad to see you posting some Doc.

Very interesting thanks for sharing.What is the story behind those Rosewood stocks? Did the factory make those or where they sent to an Engraver.

 

[Laketime]

What?!?

Sorry, but I find that outrageous.

Amazing length the factory did to spare this Iconic Masterpiece from the .........Must shoot every gun regardless fraternity.

 

[andy52]

""" Regardless, I would trade all my baby making apparatus' for it."""

Whew, i had to think about that for a moment. Then i realized you were refering to your wife

I just spit coffee on my keyboard......that's truly funny.