.22 SW Revolver Photos - Any and all .22 wheels

[Pef]

I thought this might be a good place to share some .22 revolver pictures. Hopefully I'm not duplicating a thread, but I didn't find one for just .22 revolver pictures. I'll start with the three .22 revolvers I have:

The first is a Model 34-1, 4" six shot. It was a Christmas gift from my wife, and got me started on .22 revolvers.

The second is a Model 63 no dash 4" six shot:

And the third is a Model 63-5 3" eight shot, the current SW offering.

Of the three, for a straight shooter and nothing else, the 3" 63-5 is my most accurate .22 pistol. With that gun in SA I get my best groups of all my .22 pistols. I can't explain why.

Strangely, the 63 no dash is my odd one out. I like to admire the 34-1 for its beauty, I like to shoot the 63-5 for its accuracy, and the 63 no dash spends most of the time in the safe. I'll find a use for it in the future, I am sure.

 

[fat tom]

A 17-0.



A K-22 Outdoorsman.



A 617-0 and a 17-6



f.t.

 

[Hillbilly77]

S&W .22 Revolvers....

Alas! I have but one .22 revolver.
'Tis not a Smith & Wesson...

'Tis a .22 Magnum of an unmentionable brand. A brand that begins with "T"... And ends with "aurus"....


I'm so ashamed!

 

[alwslate]

A couple of mine. A 34-1 and a pre 34.

 

[Pef]

A couple of mine. A 34-1 and a pre 34.

The .22 Snub still eludes me. I had a chance at a 34-1 but I snoozed....

 

[doublesharp]

some 4 & 5 screw k22s.

 

[Dominus_Lex]

My dad purchased a collection of Winchesters from a fellow about 30 years ago, and he tossed this in. Dad sent it my way, I think it would be called a "Gateway Smith".

 

[Erich]

My cut-nose pre-17 from '47 with a classy box from our friend Lee Barner.

 

[fat tom]

A 17-3 and a 48-4.



A first year Model 53.



K-22 nickeled by Ford's.





A 17-3.



A 1947 K-22.



An 18-2.



A K-22 Combat Masterpiece.



A 1950 K-22.



A 4-screw K-22.



A model 18-3.



A few pre-model 18's.



f.t.

 

[skeezix]

My 5

I only have five .22 revolvers - 3 S&Ws and a couple of off-brands.

Dan Wesson with 4" and 8" barrels

H&R with both cylinders. Only fired 6 rounds of .22 LR.

Still need to add a couple of J-frames.

 

[vrichard]

This is all I have,
Dick


34-1 with a 6 in.barrel

 

[410bore]

4-screw, Model 17, 8 3/8" with Red Ramp





1947 K-22

4-Screw, Model 17

617-1's (one is no longer mine)

Some crappy pics of a MINT 4-digit 22/32 Kit Gun

 

[pennlineman]

My 63, 17 & 34.

 

[deanodog]

Model 63

High Standard double nine

 

[TAROMAN]

This one worked - hard!

OK, already. Enough with the pretty ones.
This K22 is owned by a local octogenarian who purchased it (and the holster) new and used it for 60 years working traplines. Says he long ago lost count of the critters - including bears he dispatched with it:

 

[Norsk_jaeger]

1949 K-22 masterpiece. This is the one that got me into collecting Smith & Wesson!

 

[fat tom]

OK, already. Enough with the pretty ones.

This is a much-used K-22 with a King reflector front sight,King cock-eyed hammer and grips by John Hurst,formerly of the LAPD.








And this is my first K-22. It belonged to my uncle who bought it new in 1950 and carried it on his route as a rural mail carrier.



f.t.

 

[weatherby]

One of my favorites I like the yellow post

 

[66Park]

A few pre-model 18's.



f.t.

Very nice .22s, Tom, but I'm longing to see more of that leather!

 

[66Park]

Here's my gateway Smith, a 1958 non model marked four screw K22. It wasn't my first Smith, but it was the one that ignited the collector's lust. It came complete with box, tools, warranty card, and a George Lawrence holster. I met hsguy, who is now my pal and SWCA sponser, when I bought this one. It shoots like a laser.