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Charter Arms kinda revived the concept and offer a 4" 9mm 5 shot that looks interesting

I'll happily watch someone else abuse commonly available guns that I didn't pay for , why not . Dudes want to put a SCCY under water and shoot it then throw it off a cliff? Knock yourself out. It ain't my gun However, those idiots who bought an old Colt 38 and bent the barrel, then shot it...

Looks like someone tried to scrub rust off with a wire brush I'm lazy so I'd probably just tear it down completely, clean and oil everything and leave it . It would be a good range banger I'd guess it was an old Duty gun that got stuck away somewhere in the leather holster and forgotten about

The slang terms are way more common,even though S&W grips are officially called "stocks" most people won't know what you're talking about As long as people don't call revolver grips "handles" I don't get annoyed Pencil Barrel sounds cool to me, I'd imagine it's probably a term that's been...

I use nylon speedloader pouches, the nylon "forms " to the loaded clips and you can fit 4 clips in a double speedloader pouch

I like .32 Long , I had a 4" Model 31 I should have kept I have read that some female Police Officers in the 60s-70s carried S&W 31s as Duty Guns I don't handload and with factory .32 Long being expensive, I might as well shoot .38 Special

I have a few. A S&W 4046 police trade in , a Ruger P94 DAO .40 and a .40 Chiappa Rhino I like .40, I carried a Glock 22 years ago when I was a nuke plant Guard, I always shot well with it

There's some really beautiful guns in these pics, those pencil barrel 4" and 3" 64s are probably some of the best looking revolvers ever made .

I used to have an 8 3/8" 14 SAO and I always wondered what the advantages of not having a DA hammer dog were and why people didn't just use Target Hammers, and not use them in DA

After years of not owning any 64s, having sold off my collection a while back where I had a 64-3, -7, -8 and an NY1, for reasons I don't even know probably to chase something else "cool" I missed having one . I have a 10-6 and 67-1 and they're great. But the 64 is probably my favorite S&W...

The more I tinker with guns. The more I've learned to just leave them alone and shoot them

I saw one at a PA Cabelas. I already have a 5946 so I didn't feel a need to check it out. Don't shy away from them, the DAO 5946 has a very sweet , short trigger stroke and I shoot very well with mine. I also liked it so much I found a "KPD" marked 4046. I'm the opposite of most here, I...

57 years young! I shot in a pistol match with late 60's-70 something year old Vietnam vets and a lot of those guys smoked my scores. I'm 37 and I shoot the living (heck) out of everything I own, because you never know what tomorrow may bring.......I have one daughter but I live my shooting...

Sorry to "zombie" this thread but I had to chime in........I tried the TulAmmo .357 today for the first time in a DA revolver, one of my range beater Ruger GP100's......fired fine, very accurate, but I had to tap the ejector rod against a piece of wood to get the shells out. Normally I HATE...

Very nice guns everyone:) The 10 is still my favorite S&W, I have several of them, also an M&P from 1919. I plan to use my C&R to pick up a few of those neat 1950's M&P's, probably the best looking of the series IMO.

Pietta and Uberti in Class A? They don't even make "defensive" guns, more like "hobby" guns, specializing in cap and ball revolvers, Colt Model P clones and lever guns.......even serious Cowboy Action guys use Rugers. Taurus should at least be in B Class, they have stepped up their game over...

Very very nice:) I love Rugers and I love DAO revolvers, that's a dream setup for me. You have twins now, that just eat different groceries lol Ruger CS is second to none, I sent back my 1751 .38 Special GP100 for locking up after 8 rounds, paid 0 for shipping, 0 for repairs, had it back in a...

Very nice, my RB 4" 10-8 is one of my favorites. If you can't get it done with a 4" 10 or 64, I hope you're running to get a rifle......

I would just clean it, load it and shoot it.........it is what it is, an ex-police example of a classic, meat and potatoes service revolver. I have a 10-8 made in 1980, similiar condition, it's an example of a bygone era when a .38 six gun was enough for a cop gun.

Don't get me started on the PC 629 my Dad bought brand new that had a mis-fit hammer block, which was "masked" by filling the action with graphite lube. I cleaned it out for him, the gun didn't function. I ended up replacing the hammer block myself and the gun works fine now.......not acceptable...