Gun...not 5 cents....
45 Colt
44 special.....
[
45 Colt
44 special.....
[
Last edited:
Anybody got a nickel ??
- Thread starter Xfuzz
- Start date
Register to hide this ad
loeman
Member
What a fine collection of nickel. I'm particularly attracted to your 38 Super. I only have four in nickel.
Model 59
Model 10 Detroit Police
Model 19-4
Pre Md 27, 1950 first year productions
Model 59
Model 10 Detroit Police
Model 19-4
Pre Md 27, 1950 first year productions
Just this one ( not factory)
15 cents: Top to bottom 29-2, 27-2, 25-5. Joe
Alpo
Member
Hmmmm. Lemme see now. Most of my white guns seem to be stainless.
That New Departure, up in the top right corner - that's nickel.
This Pedersoli Remington Rider is nickel.
This old 32/20 is nickel.
So is this 1881 DA.
Pretty sure this silenced Mark II is nickel. Don't think they were made in stainless.
And once upon a time somebody told me that NP3 was nickel mixed with Teflon, so this 19 should fit.
Got others, but no pix. DA32, another 32/20, a 32HE and a 21 (?) - fixed-sight 44 special. That's a 21, right?
That New Departure, up in the top right corner - that's nickel.
This Pedersoli Remington Rider is nickel.
This old 32/20 is nickel.
So is this 1881 DA.
Pretty sure this silenced Mark II is nickel. Don't think they were made in stainless.
And once upon a time somebody told me that NP3 was nickel mixed with Teflon, so this 19 should fit.
Got others, but no pix. DA32, another 32/20, a 32HE and a 21 (?) - fixed-sight 44 special. That's a 21, right?
Love the Pedersoli. Got one, but mine is blued . . .
Pbchucker
Member
BigBill
Absent Comrade
Someday soon were going to talk about the good olde days when guns came in nickel finish.
I have many, but this is probably my favorite. 22LR M&P.
Just one.
It is a bit easier to shoot with bigger grips. Looks pretty good too.
It is a bit easier to shoot with bigger grips. Looks pretty good too.
Last edited:
35Rem
Member
HAD a model 10 snubby. Was so scared of scratching it I let it go
Wyatt Burp
Member
Recently traded a standard Redhawk for this 19-4...
My wife's M&P...
39-2 with Grashorn elk bone grips...
Electroless nickel...
Colt 44-40s, 1890 (top) with an 1873/1973 Centennial with spare .44 special cylinder...
My wife's M&P...
39-2 with Grashorn elk bone grips...
Electroless nickel...
Colt 44-40s, 1890 (top) with an 1873/1973 Centennial with spare .44 special cylinder...
Art Doc
SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
Everyone knows I like the shiny guns...
OK, I didn't realize I had so many of them...
OK, I didn't realize I had so many of them...
ColbyBruce
Member
Nickel S&W's
I have a 10-8.
A 30-1.
A 57.
My son's brushed nickel 2214, bottom gun in the photo.
I have a 10-8.
A 30-1.
A 57.
My son's brushed nickel 2214, bottom gun in the photo.
Last edited:
mrrick
Member
Absalom
SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
Wyatt Burp
Member
I do not like stainless and I'd prefer blue to the scarcer E-nickel on my Python, yet your satin Commander is on my "must have but will never find" list. I just like 'em.
Oh. I better throw another nickel gun in here. How about a 1920 Colt .45.
Here it is with it's domestic partner...
Dennis The B
US Veteran
I own a number of nickel plated revolvers, and a number of them have been represented among the various posters, so I won't duplicate. I do have one that I like quite well, and it's one of my favorite pistols; not a true classic, but I love it. Shown here with black buffalo horn stocks from Nutmeg Sports:
