Everything I ever wanted in a revolver and nothing more. Oh. Someone else said that before I. I have had one in my stable since 1974 of self preservation. Shoot it. Use it. Learn well its features and you will survive.
Again, thanks all for the replies and welcome to the forum. I've only got interested in firearms over the last few years. Most of my handguns are semi-autos, but lately I've began to appreciate revolvers. Seems I've been migrating to better quality guns from the eariler "T" word (I'm not sure if I can say it on the S&W forum) to Rugers and now to a vintage Smith.
My first Smith was a 19-4. It was my first centerfire handgun. My Dad actually did the paperwork for me because I was only 17 at the time and a senior in HS. Foolishly I threw the box away because I knew I would never sell it, not thinking about whoever gets it when I die.
I stumbled across the receipt when cleaning out some stuff a couple of years ago. Out the door price including sales tax and a box of 50 Remington hollow points was $238 I think!