Recent content by dusty10

Thanks, I'll check out the faqs link about this.

Thanks for the replys guys. Guess I need to do some more research. Those 586 and 686 look like great guns.

Was there an issue with this model that required so many I see to have been returned to the factory and now have the factory"M" stamp? Thanks for the info, Dusty

I've been looking at 586's lately and notice that many of them have the "M" stamp indicating they were returned to the factory for service. Many of them for sale on variuos auction sights specifically state no "M" stamp. I am wondering if there were warranty or other issues with the model 586...

I agree with Hawkeye. A little too snappy for me. Even if I had one I would limit to .38+p.

Well now you did it. S&W revolvers are a sickness. No twelve step program to date so just give in to it and enjoy the ride. :D Nice model 10 you picked up there. My 4" barrel model 10 is my favorite revolver. Enjoy.

I never thought my wife would ever want to take up shooting but she is already making plans to go again next week. :D

I really wished I had a .22 revolver for her first time out but I haven't been able to find Smith and Wesson .22 I can afford. I did have her use wadcutters to ease the recoil. I might have to look into reloading if this keeps up. :)

I took my wife to the range yesterday for her first ever time shooting a handgun. I laid out all my revolvers and pistols at home and told her to pick the one that felt best to her. She chose a S&W model 36 snubbie. (I was so proud) So off to the range we go. Here is her target. She got all...

Keep your Smiths. Sigs are a dime a dozen. They are nice guns but plentiful.

That's a thing of beauty. I guess if I owned it, I would clean it and put it back in the box. I'd take it to the range with me to watch me shoot another gun. Then put it back in the box and take it home unfired. :)

I couldn't find any locally so I resorted to Gunbroker.com for both of these. Keep looking, a model 60 is worth the effort. Dusty

I read this forum more than I post but I got an auto prompt from the forum to post some more. So, here's a pic of my no dash model 60's I picked up so far this year. The bobbed hammer one with the Uncle Mike's boot grips is my daily carry.

Good looking 66. Nice find.

Good looking colt Doc. I need to venture into the world of colt one of these days. The royal blue finish is excellent on yours. :D