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I recently acquired this Beautiful Model 29-2 4" Nickel revolver. It is in near perfect condition with the smallest of turn lines. The... -
Jeep 1 replied to the thread 629-1 Combat grip variations?....They are certainly unusual, but I’m not convinced they are Smith & Wesson factory grips Maybe Doc 44 will be along soon and set me...
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The change for all models was probably completed by June 1981. Bill
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Than you Bill, your knowledge and contributions here are truly invaluable.
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I've been looking for a pre-27 3 1/2" to fill a nice gold box I have and stumbled across this. The 27-1 was only made for a short time...
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Jeep 1 replied to the thread 19-3, re-blued or just very nice?.I picked up a model 29-1 that had been lying around in some old man's underwear drawer since 1962 that is 98% or better so it does...
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Jeep 1 replied to the thread Will a set of K grips fit an N frame gun?.Bob, that’s downright mean…….. Everybody knows you use camouflage gorilla tape!
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So, with a lot of patience and careful examination and questioning of several sellers, I found and bought this 1972 Model 36. I'd rate...
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Nice! Getting the right wood grips should be no problem. They are with the speedloader cutouts as previously mentioned. Here are my...
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I don't find it all that unusual a pair of coke bottle stocks is numbered to the revolver. S&W may have numbered the stocks or maybe an...
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686 no dash AJR1852 for the serial number. If I am reading the box correctly, I believe it was made in 1985. Wasn’t crazy about the...
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NOT SO! The update covered the plain 686 AND 686-1 models. The 686-2 models came with the fix.
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Or old school 2 1/2” model 19
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Late 1987 was when the first N-frame full-lug was married to the 44 Magnum. It was only known as the Mystery Magnum until the You Name...
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Jeep 1 replied to the thread Full Underlug Model 29 Classic.I can add to that confusion even more this is one of 31 produce 6 inch Model 29-5 classic hunters with a half lug under barrel
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