Just gaugeing the love of the TSW's

[USMC-0311]

Wanted to see who else out there has love for the TSW.

Mine all have CTC Lasergrips or Hogue Grips.

Seems like a perfect platform. All calibers, DAO, SA/DA, ambi safety and/or decocker, good mag capacity, lightweight alloy or substantial all steel feel. Seems like all the bases are covered. I do prefer the accessory rail.

I am missing some that I am still hunting for but here's the family so far.


3913TSW.     
3953TSW.     
6906. (Not pictured, why no TSW model of this?)             
5903TSW (Gwinnet County Police, Georgia )
5906TSW.     
5946TSW     
4013TSW.     
4053TSW.     
4003TSW.     
4006TSW (California Highway Patrol)
4043TSW     
4046TSW.     
4513TSW.     
4553TSW.     
4563TSW. 
4566TSW.     
4583TSW
4566TSW (West Virginia State Police)

Would love you hear about your TSW collection


                            

 

[Classic29]

I started last year with 2 40tsw's. Being off for 5 months with a short term disability depleted the mad money though. Back to work now and starting the build up.

 

[ladder13]

Just one

 

[quikdraw67]

Mine is a duplicate of ladder13's, an EX-CHP pistol.

I also have a 4056TSW but that doesn't have a rail on it

 

[cherrypointmarine]

I probably have at least half a dozen . My favorite is my 4566TSW followed closely by my CHP40 . I had LPA adjustables put on both by BMCM and they are very accurate range guns .

 

[.455_Hunter]

Two 4006TSWs- One commercial spur hammer unit with the add-on black rail and one CHP unit with the integral stainless rail.

 

[hammy5150]

I have a 5906TSW and a Fresno Sheriff integral railed 4566TSW. I used to have a pre-rail 4013TSW which I've since sold and regret doing so. I'd really like a CHP 4006TSW but they're actually quite difficult to get in California.

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

No "cheese graters" on any of my auto's........Never!

 

[JohnHL]

The "railed" TSW models (whether riveted, integral, removed, or never installed in the first place) are my absolute favorites because they represent and embody the culmination of knowledge gleaned by S&W in over a half century of fighting pistol production.

The "railed" TSW models were the finest combat pistols ever produced by S&W.

Those are the pistols of which I have the most, by a wide majority.

John

 

[kraynky]

Here's the only TSW I own. One of a few built to sell to the Kentucky State Police, that never happened. Some political wind blew them over to Glocks back then. Not sure how many were made without the rail, but it's that way I prefer it. This is probably my most accurate pistol.

 

[demkofour]

5906TSW

Right now there's a sweet looking 5906TSW coming down to the wire on that big internet gun auction place: Now- 22 bids, $1350

 

[DMcBB]

I am a big fan of the TSW pistols. I have a 5996TSW and a CHP 4006TSW. Both are just classic pistols, and I love the addition of the light rail, especially the integrated rail on the
4006. I only wish the triggers were a bit lighter. Even after having the S&W factory action job on the 5906, the triggers are still a pound or two heavier than I'd prefer.

 

[Kenna]

Enjoy my 3. 4513,4013, 3913. No cheese graters! Shoot the 45 the most.

 

[CH4]

"Just gaugeing the love of the TSW's"

Should read:
"Just a gratuitous display of my awesome TSW collection."

It's indeed very impressive. Now I know why I never see any in the wild.

 

[nocents]

The only one I really wanted....................OP asked why no 6906TSW?.......probably the same reason there is no non TSW 4513

 

[raygixxer89]

I absolutely love my TSW collection. I think my next one will be a 4513 like nocents. I like them with, without the rail, depending on bbl length. That's a nice collection there, OP!

 

[dsf]

My latest is a 4056 with no rail. Sort of tripped into buying it on a whim, meaning "it's off roster in CA so I must buy it ...."







Thought I would also include grandma's "tactical H&R" too.

 

[Steve912]

I like 'em, but---

... what made the TSWs, "TSW"?

Some had rails, but some didn't...some had the
Hogue rubber, some not.

Was there any common factor, aside from slide
imprint and having "TSW" tacked on the model
name?

 

[clang444]

I've got a 5943TWS still NIB. I bought it right after S&W announced they were discontinuing the 3rd gens and they went half price at the local Gander Mountain.

I'd been eyeballing the only two 3rd gens in the display counter for a while thinking they might be discounted when S&W pulled the plug on them. I missed the 3953TSW, but I got this one.

If I had half a brain I should have driven to every GM within a 100 miles to see if there were any more TSWs left.

I'll take some pics and post later.

 

[DCW]

It's An Old Tradition (SEVENS!?)

... what made the TSWs, "TSW"?

Some had rails, but some didn't...some had the
Hogue rubber, some not.

Was there any common factor, aside from slide
imprint and having "TSW" tacked on the model
name?

S&W learned people wanted special guns after its Team Smith & Wesson specialty competition pistols were sought by many. It's also a slug, .356 caliber and found at Underwood today.

Another, similar occurrence was the Performance Center (PC), at which skilled craftsmen once worked.

Now, maybe it was a lack of craftsmen or otherwise, but the original PC was shuttered about a decade ago (if memory serves; Sevens!?). Yet, one can buy a "fresh" so-called PC today . . . well, somewhere.

Later.