Recent content by Lemonade52k

He is never to early nor to late, he is always right on time

I bought them sepretley in the past two months, I paid 700 for the 66 and 775 for the 629. The thing about the 66 is that it came with the original box and paperwork

During the course of life you come to realize what comes first. Me and my wife went through some hard times and the first thing to go was the guns, sad thing was that I had to get rid of my very first smith, a 657. But now that we are older and through the Lords blessing of new jobs, I have...

The only thing I'm worry about is how hot a .357 I can run with out damaging it

I ran across a 586 with a 4" barrel but the blueing was a little ruff and the grips had seen better days. He was asking 450 for it but I just didn't have the cash on me then

I have no idea why that picture came out upside down, sorry

Ever since I sold my .41 mag, I have been trying to get my hands on another smith and I finally did. After searching for the right gun I came across a model 66-2. I had to have it. Mostley for the gun but also for the fact it still had the box and everything from when new. I can't wait to go...

compared to many other members on this forum, i would be considered a rookie among them. So saying that, it seems that as i scroll through the different threads that i constantly see a steady subject of "sent my gun back to S&W" and having just bought my first S&W revolver it makes me think and...

no problems here, very delighted with the grips they sent me for my N frame 657

i traded a Shield 9mm plus $150 for a 657-4. i wasn't really looking for a 41 mag but i had been wanting a S&W revolver for a while after owning a 1911 E, SDVE40, and the shield. great guns but not what Smith and Wesson's claim to fame. i think i got a good deal out of it all in all.

thanks biker bill, i was surprise how good they looked considering how much i paid for them

I just received my new super walnut grips from Altamont today and just have to show them off on my model 657 im very surprise on how good the fit and finish is on these

thanks to all of you for all the help, tons of information! its great to know that i can shoot this revolver with out fear of over use or strain. as far as bullets, i use to have a Taurus raging bull in 454 casull. awesome caliber but a real pain in the wallet to buy ammo. i just couldnt get...

I just traded for my first S&W revolver, 657-4 with a 6" barrel. forgive me if this thread has already been covered but i was wanting to know just a little about the revolver, specifically what improvements or changes were made for the dash 4 models. also if there are any kind of quirks about...

i received some new information about the gun, the serial number that we found on the frame and on the cylinder is 15801. we couldn't find any kind of US army stampings on it as well. also it has patent numbers of 1901, 1908, and 1909. the one main question i have is if this gun came from smith...