Wayne02
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I can't seem to find a picture of just the little one, so you will have to ignore the big guy in the picture.
Airlite handgun picture thread!
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Well, I do have a few AirLite Smith & Wesson firearms.
Starting with the more unusual stuff is my SW40Ti. This is the mythical Titanium SIGMA. I have only seen one but I heard that 5 were made. The Titanium slide saves quite a bit of weight. The stainless steel brothers and sisters weigh in 20% heavier.
My 625Sc revolvers are so cute. I just had to have a NY reload. 45 Colt in these little guys make this a GREAT fighting revolver.
I do love the 8 shot 327s. I bought both the 2" barreled 327 Carry and the 5" barreled 327 JM.
Now we come to my favorite caliber........41 Magnum. I have one of the 357PDs as well as a Taurus 415 Total Titanium. I know it is not a S&W, but it is a nice 2 1/2", 5 shot, K-frame sized revolver that weighs in at 19 ounces.
Of course, there has to be a 386PD. What a great L-frame snubby. Mine has the C&S Extreme Duty rear sight in place of the traditional S&W adjustable.
And last but not least, I have a 340PD for pocket carry in shorts or other light clothing. Sorry, but the only photo that I have of this one is nestled i with some other J-frames including the model 317 which is not a Sc, Ti or PD, however, it is one of the lightest S&W revolvers ever made. The aluminum frame and cylinder drop it down to 10 ounces.
Starting with the more unusual stuff is my SW40Ti. This is the mythical Titanium SIGMA. I have only seen one but I heard that 5 were made. The Titanium slide saves quite a bit of weight. The stainless steel brothers and sisters weigh in 20% heavier.
My 625Sc revolvers are so cute. I just had to have a NY reload. 45 Colt in these little guys make this a GREAT fighting revolver.
I do love the 8 shot 327s. I bought both the 2" barreled 327 Carry and the 5" barreled 327 JM.
Now we come to my favorite caliber........41 Magnum. I have one of the 357PDs as well as a Taurus 415 Total Titanium. I know it is not a S&W, but it is a nice 2 1/2", 5 shot, K-frame sized revolver that weighs in at 19 ounces.
Of course, there has to be a 386PD. What a great L-frame snubby. Mine has the C&S Extreme Duty rear sight in place of the traditional S&W adjustable.
And last but not least, I have a 340PD for pocket carry in shorts or other light clothing. Sorry, but the only photo that I have of this one is nestled i with some other J-frames including the model 317 which is not a Sc, Ti or PD, however, it is one of the lightest S&W revolvers ever made. The aluminum frame and cylinder drop it down to 10 ounces.
GRIZZLYBEAR
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I'll add a couple. Don't expect much as I am not a photographer.
grizz
grizz
little one
342
317
317
remat457
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Here's a fuzzy one of my 386sc...
StuntPilot
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340SS Talo edition. It's a 340PD frame with a stainless cylinder.
HEADKNOCKER
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Here's a Pic Of My Newly Aquired 342 surrounded by my 940 & 642, All No Dash!!
Gary/HK
Gary/HK
Plottman Pops
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342
317
340
317
340
Recently acquired 340 M&P
motor
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Sorry, I have used this pic before, but its one of my favorites.
Need more practice with the little Hogue grips and 357mag. Shot a FNH 57 after my 340PD, most expensive BB rounds ever
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Need more practice with the little Hogue grips and 357mag. Shot a FNH 57 after my 340PD, most expensive BB rounds ever
HEADKNOCKER
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Thought I'd Bump This Old Thread Again..
Here's Another Pic of my Centennials..
I've put a set of Uncle Mikes Boot Grips on AirLite 342 until I can aquire another set of Craig Spegels Super Fine Wood Grips, The Wood Grips that came on the 342 are fine but don't feel as good as the Spegels/UMs to Me..
Gary/HK
940 642 342
Here's Another Pic of my Centennials..
I've put a set of Uncle Mikes Boot Grips on AirLite 342 until I can aquire another set of Craig Spegels Super Fine Wood Grips, The Wood Grips that came on the 342 are fine but don't feel as good as the Spegels/UMs to Me..
Gary/HK
940 642 342
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