A Two-Tone Model 29-2

[Doc44]

Model 29-2 with a factory two-tone finish shipped in 1972. S&W did not produce many of these. Single click on the photo for a closer look.

Bill

 

[oneeyedpete]

That's a rare one! Looks absolutely flawless.

 

[bobsguns]

Ugh! No thanks!

 

[goldwinghg]

Model 29-2 with a factory two-tone finish shipped in 1972. S&W did not produce many of these. Single click on the photo for a closer look.View attachment 759391

Bill

Not really something I would care for.

 

[1961MJS]

Hi, it just doesn't look right. If you've shot it, how was that?

 

[Vettepartz]

That's a beautiful Pinto, Bill. Did it come that way when brand new, or did it go back to the factory to make it into a Pinto?

Another question here. I have seen pictures of Pintos that have the blue frames and have nickel screws on the sideplate. I wonder if that is something that the factory ever did.

 

[Yendor357]

Pintos have always looked like something someone threw together with spare parts.

 

[Doc44]

John...The 29-2 was shipped from the factory as shown. Less often S&W put together a nickel frame with a blue barrel and cylinder.

Bill

 

[pharman]

1972 was the year I graduated from Ohio Northern University Pharmacy College...THAT revolver would have been a very nice graduation gift, BUT I did NOT get one...maybe I will have to try and find one of them for myself! Roger

 

[Model29-26.5]

Very cool.
I love the original classics, but I also love the oddballs out there.
Bill, someday I’d love to see your collection or part of it.
I will get around to joining the SWCA soon!
Thanks for posting.

 

[flundertaker]

Love the pintos!

 

[Dino44]

I think it's beautiful and really cool that it was factory produced. I don't have any pintos in my collection but if I run into one like that, and it's priced right. I would go for it. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Hair Trigger]

Not really something I would care for.

Less often S&W put together a nickel frame with a blue barrel and cylinder.

Bill

I think I'd like the nickel frame and blued barrel/cylinder better, but all told, pinto's aren't my thing although they are interesting. Anyone ever get a blued and stainless version?

 

[6string]

Very nice, and fine photograph, too.

Having said that, if you have never seen one, they are more striking “in person” than on a screen.
The first time I saw one was in the late 80s. It was a post-war .44 Special with 6.5” barrel. (Can’t remember if it was a pre-24 or model 24.). Came with a Roy Jinks letter. Price was $650.

 

[RKmesa]

Beautiful Pinto Bill!!! Thanks for sharing. I love the factory two-tone guns. I'm glad that they're not for everyone, as it has allowed me to pick up a few over the years. I find them quite lovely.



Since this photo was taken, I've corralled a few more. Yup, it's a sickness.

 

[Dadah333]

Beautiful Pinto Bill!!! Thanks for sharing. I love the factory two-tone guns. I'm glad that they're not for everyone, as it has allowed me to pick up a few over the years. I find them quite lovely.



Since this photo was taken, I've corralled a few more. Yup, it's a sickness.

WOW!! I worked at Judge’s Gun Shop in the 70’s and my wife ran the repair shop. Judges sold a lot of guns but I never saw any pintos unless Freddie did a custom job for someone. He gold plated the hammer and trigger on my 6” Python. It looked awesome!!!

 

[javbike]

Nice very nice but not my style I like all blued guns or all stainless ones old school but I do have one two tone I like a lot

 

[El_Phantasmo]

Beautiful Pinto Bill!!! Thanks for sharing. I love the factory two-tone guns. I'm glad that they're not for everyone, as it has allowed me to pick up a few over the years. I find them quite lovely.



Since this photo was taken, I've corralled a few more. Yup, it's a sickness.

Amazing collection, I love the Pintos!

 

[nomikes]

Model 29-2 with a factory two-tone finish shipped in 1972. S&W did not produce many of these. Single click on the photo for a closer look.View attachment 759391