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I like the Gold Dots in mine, ran into a good deal on them from a shop in NY state a while back and bought a case. I had my 642 ported and tuned, and added wood stocks; now it's great with the +P's.

Wow! Great find!

Marc does great work! Here's mine, look familiar? Hit the range again yesterday, I really like the fire coming out in the V-6 pattern, and the whole package really handles the Gold Dot +Ps I use for it.

That's a beauty, I agree about not changing it or the sights. 581's are a rare find and great guns.

Good looking and a heck of a deal to boot. Nice!

Had a chance to hit the range yesterday. Flat love this gun, great shooter! Smooth as silk. Has some "porting flash" but comes back on target fast and muzzle flip is way reduced. Frankly I see no problem with nice bright flash on a carry gun, seems like it would be an advantage!

Just got back my 642 from Marc Morganti, and I am a happy camper! He did the V-6 642 package, full action job, porting, barrel crown, cylinder throat chamfer, etc. It looks beautiful and I can't wait to get it to the range. Once I do so I will do a quick range report. Marc is a total pro, and...

Just got back my 642 from Marc Morganti, and I am a happy camper! He did the V-6 642 package, full action job, porting, barrel crown, cylinder throat chamfer, etc. It looks beautiful and I can't wait to get it to the range. Once I do so I will do a quick range report. Marc is a total pro, and...

I had a 581 for years, one of the most accurate guns I had, just shot beautifully. I ended up giving it to my son, it is his favorite gun now.

Serial number does bear out '85 or so, and it being stainless the rubber stocks are probably correct. Colt did some weird things with stocks sometimes so hard to tell for positive. With correct box and in shape as you mention my opinion worth $1K, fair deal for both of you. You might want to...

Want to get some beautiful grips check out Cary's: http://www.clccustomgrips.com/

Some SAA action: Custom Ruger .357 New Vaq in a Big Ed holster on a canvas belt from San Pedro Saddlery. Gratuitous custom .357 Rossi 92 in the background, both guns courtesy of Steve's Guns, Port Arthur, Texas.

Man, those are beautiful grips, who is the maker please?

I have one, great gun so far. I am going to ship it to Gemini Custom to get it tuned and ported, should make it just about perfect! The stories I heard was S&W found about 500 old frames so made these up the old fashioned way with screw in barrels.

Man, if you're going to lie at least clean it well! That baby has been fired many times.

Ruger and Rossi, .357 SS bead blasted, tuned and toned from Steve's Gunz, Port Arthur, Texas.

Oh man! That is a beauty for sure!

Wow, that's a beauty.