ABPOS
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Pencil Drawing #8 649
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BlackTalonJHP
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BlackTalonJHP
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I'm not a fan of Pachmayr but those look great
Hithev
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Adk.IBO
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...no lock on my 649-3!
Cool drawing by the way!
Cool drawing by the way!
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Snapping Twig
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Good job!
Here's one wearing Hogues.
Here's one wearing Hogues.
Very nice. That's the confusing thing about the one I'm drawing from. The trigger is not case hardened. I started a thread asking about it before I named it, but nobody could tell me what it was exactly so I went with 649. It just doesn't look like nickel to me, but I could be wrong.
649-2
Here's some photos of my 649-2 that I purchased brand new on May 25, 1996. No lock, and case hardened hammer and trigger. Oh, it also came with Uncle Mikes Boot Grips.
Model 649-2
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Here's some photos of my 649-2 that I purchased brand new on May 25, 1996. No lock, and case hardened hammer and trigger. Oh, it also came with Uncle Mikes Boot Grips.
Model 649-2
Whitwabit
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Aren't there full schematic of all S&W pistols ???..
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chiefbob81
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Are you doing these freehand? I can't even do "connect the dot" drawings.
Yes, freehand. All I use is my pencil. And I use the remote for the soundbar for my TV for a straight edge. I bet you have a lot of other talents though. Everyone's got something.... Maybe some more than others...... It has been fun doing this but I know I'm not nearly as good as some people.
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Texas Star
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I think M-649 with flash-chromed trigger. A nickel gun would have case-hardened hammer and trigger. Also, the finish just looks stainless to me.
Your drawings are nearly as good as those by A.B. Zhuk, if I recall the name right. He drew many guns for a book or two. I think he's a Russian.
Your drawings are nearly as good as those by A.B. Zhuk, if I recall the name right. He drew many guns for a book or two. I think he's a Russian.
chiefbob81
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In my old age I end up bleeding every time I work on something (worsening eye sight, clumbsiness, thin skin) sure can mess up a good piece of wood, I can't even solder well anymore. Now I collect S&W blued revolvers. I read almost every post on here, learning so much. Am very envious of the comradary here within the "Old Guard".
