Although the photos contain some revolvers, my passion for guns are semi-autos. I never really thought too much about how many S&W guns I own until I put the lastest (4513) in front of the camera. I have more then one or two; must be part of my obsession!


39-2

1911PD

41

my new 4513

1-1/2 .32 S&W Short centerfire

325PD

1917 Brazilian 1937

29-2/3

M&P AR15-22

I shoot them all, including the Model 1-1/2 centerfire....

That's FAR from a 'meager' collection, IMHO. I would love to own ANY of those fine firearms! Especially the Model 41: I can afford ammunition for it!

I am very partial to S&W snubbies, and that 'little' 45ACP is really nice.

The knife in the same picture is VERY nice, too.

I know a little about Damascus knives, and that is one of the nicest I've EVER seen! Beautiful pattern on the blade!

BTW: what round does that nice Model 1-1/2 use? Sadly, I know next to nothing about them.

Very nice, what is the knife with the 39-2?

The number 1-1/2 centerfire shoots a rather anemic .32 S&W Short round; but I still wouldn't want to be shot by it...

The damascus stiletto is by Philip Booth of Michigan, the damascus used for the blade is twist damascus made by Kevin Cashen, a Master Bladesmith (American Bladesmith Society) in Michigan. The bolsters are a random pattern damascus, also by Kevin.

The recurve blade fighter is by William C. "Bill" Johnson, a retired Air Force Chief Master Sargent and now custom knife maker who lives in Ohio. He is a master of the recurve and specialized in sword canes as well. Here's another of his:

Very nice collection you have there.

Semi-autos are lots of fun to shoot.

I really like the fun and economical M&P 15/22 rifles. My son will be getting one for Christmas this year. I'm already stocking up on ammo now. I've go 2,100 rounds now...with more coming between now and then.