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I love carrying mine during the summer months when I only have lightweight shorts on, I can forget it's there. Usually loaded with 125gr Federal Nyclads.

Holy moly...that is a stunning pair of RMs! Welcome to the forum!

Good to see you SF VET...keep 'em coming!

I believe those are Ahrends boot grips, but no longer in production: Ahrends Grips : S&W Tactical Grips

I think you have to consider how the hammer spur on the 19 will get caught on your shirt or outer layers. That's one of the great things about a 649 for carry, or any of the humpback revolvers...you get the benefit of single action without getting hung up. Otherwise I think either gun will...

I'll join in. I lucked into both of these, wasn't even sure what I had when I got the first one (3") but just thought the square butt was cool.

Sunday morning coming down...

Bump and price drop.

Bump with lower price.

Bump...new price on RHKP.

For sale, a couple of foreign police marked Model 10 revolvers. First "I'll take it" is the winner. I'll accept USPS Money Orders or Certified Checks. S&WCA members can send personal checks. Thank you! 2nd gun is now SPF...

How about a 586-4... And a 657-4

In today's market, a three inch anything is hard to find below $800. An average of the last five 3" 13s sold on Gunbroker is $1078. Will it go back down? Maybe but not anytime soon.

I found mine to be more accurate and easier to carry than expected. The recoil was manageable enough that my teenager didn't mind shooting it either. I also like the grip surface, which seems to make it handle better than other pistols of the same size. I don't really see a downside.

Howdy neighbor!

I am sincerely enjoying this thread. Keep them coming!

I have AEU8146, Product Code 102304, Spec Order 4208. The 4th addition puts that at 1988, which doesn't match the Product Code, Order number or serial #. Sorry, just added to the puzzle!

A Don Hume JIT K frame will fit shrouded or heavy barrels, and you can use it for any length from 2" to 6". Versatile and simple. 3" Model 66 3" Model 13 4" Model 17-6

UPDATE...the original proprietor of this business card has been located, and it will be returned to him soon. This is one of the many great things about this forum!

This card was tucked into the paperwork of a 1972 era box and gun I picked up recently. Just thought someone might know more about this dealer or have fond memories of an old shop. I'm not able to find anything on the web, so I assume the dealer is lost to the past...but if seeing it provides...