Recent content by BBurnley

I have a 3 inch 29-4 which is unfluted with a round butt, and a 3 inch 29-10 with a square butt. They are both great guns which I shoot often and carry occasionally. The gun with the round butt is more pleasant to shoot and easier to conceal. You really should have a few 3" N frames.

Plenty around gun shops and shows here in Virginia. I'd help you out, but I only have four 36s........

6 inch barrel. Been looking for a four inch piece, but decided to go ahead with what seemed like a pretty good deal

6 incher. Been looking for a 4 inch piece, but decided to go ahead with the longer one

I was surprised yesterday to have a buddy who owns a gun shop show me a NIB pinned and recessed 629. I gave him $700 without checking anywhere. How'd I do?

I guess I'm not the best to give advice on this subject. I have 14 J-Frames. It's a character flaw that I do nothing to correct.....

I have a 29-4 and a 29-10. Both are three inchers that I carry and shoot regularly. The 29-4 is engraved with gold bands on the cylinder and barrel - the perfect BBQ gun in the perfect caliber.

Ahrends grips are tops and the smooth finger grooves are the best of the lot

Ahrends are the best and I've tried them ALL

I carry mine in Don Hume and El Paso Saddlery leather. Both are good, the Don Hume holster is lighter, less expensive and less sturdy, but good nonetheless.

Model 40 or 40-1

I have a 1964 2.5" Python and a 2.5" 686. Both have excellent triggers, but the Smith shoots like a rifle and recoils far less than the Colt. it is the one I carry. I also have a 4" Python and a 4" 586. The Colt has the better trigger and is more accurate. That being said, the model 27s are by...

Very nice - I guess my mistake has been being a sucker for engraved pieces which eats up the bank account and keeps total numbers down...

Model 042 made in 1992 only. Its a lightweight Centennial style that does not say Lightweight on it.....Bob