686 picture thread

VERY NICE THREAD.

I am supprised that there have been no blued 686's. I will have to learn to post pics and show off some of my L frames.

Again, VERY NICE THREAD. I have more rounds downrange with a 686 than all other guns and rifles I have combined.

I will be back,

Fred
 
There where about 2800 "blued stainless" 686 guns out there. The finish is called midnight black.

When I have time I will figure out how to post pics and show you a 4 inch and a 6 inch midnight black 686. Plus a few others.

Fred
 
DSCF18092.jpg
 
I would have like to show a picture of my 686 first run four inch. It's had over 30,000 rounds of .38 Spl and 3,000 rounds of .357 through it. As it was my duty gun it has taken a beating over the years so it's shy now and doesn't like pictures of it being taken and besides I no longer own it. My wife does and she won't let me shoot it anymore.(sigh)
 
OK - now that I've got a 686-1M 6" and a 686-2 4", I'll post some photos. But question: why are none of the 6" 686's sporting red dot sights? I'm thinking about a Weigand mount and a Burris Fastfire II for my 56 year-old eyes. If off-topic, I apologize.

Just got it back from being drilled and tapped. Here it is, in a group shot of my revolvers. I'm thinking now about having a plate made to replace the weaver mount of the Burris Fastfire 2 that can be screwed directly into the S&W frame holes, to lower the red dot. Any suggestions?
 

Attachments

  • revos 8-2011.jpg
    revos 8-2011.jpg
    91.3 KB · Views: 349
Last edited:
That is not off topic. I guess those that have posted their pics just don't have any set up that way. Feel free to post your 686 with red dot sights, I look forward to seeing them.
 
The S&W 686 will live on forever. It doesn't fail to feed, it doesn't fail to eject, no magazines to worry about. Don't need to polish the ramp, nor be concerned about getting sliced when the slide comes back. Shoots about anything. Nine pages so far of outstanding 686s. Keep 'er flowing guys. My 686-4 snubby.
Carl

DSC_2098sw_demo_demo.jpg
 
Back
Top