A well preserved Registered Magnum…with some interesting provenance

[sophie]

I have enjoyed all the provenance you have put together and reading this and thinking about all the history of the registered magnums involved just reminds me of why I like this forum and the guys here that collect and this thread is such an education on the early S&W's that I just can't imagine the research you put in to this. Congratulations on a great job.

 

[71firebird400]

Great post and a beautiful gun.

 

[coleslaw]

Thank you for sharing.

 

[48Blister]

I've always heard "you'll learn something new every day, if your not careful." Thank you for a very interesting presentation. Congrats on that RM.

 

[yfdcap]

Thank you for sharing. Beautiful guns.

 

[jdlii]

Beautiful revolver!

I just wish we knew more about it though! Just kidding. I feel as though I walked through a museum. Thank you for your very informative post!

 

[wbraswell]

Excellent thread and outstanding gun, Jim. Makes me proud to have a gun that you owned.

 

[davegarage]

Thanks for the early AM reading. Pretty much on track with the theme of the 2015 Symposium. I certainly hope you are planning a trip to Spokane next year

 

[Thinnes]

Wow. What a story! Thank you. Dave

 

[Doc44]

Gary and I were great friends and I miss him even today. We not only enjoyed discussing and collecting S&Ws, but playing golf when we visited in Florida. My wife and I still stay in touch with Marcia Garbrecht. Many of the 44 Magnums I have today formerly resided in Gary's collection.

Bill Cross