Blackcloud2
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I certainly don't want to be banned because of poor etiquette, but I simply love Chief Specials, so here's some pics of my limited arsenal. Please don't leave my girls out here all alone!
Do we need a reason to post Model 36 pics?
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Blackcloud2
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I certainly don't want to be banned because of poor etiquette, but I simply love Chief Specials, so here's some pics of my limited arsenal. Please don't leave my girls out here all alone!
Rigmover
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Very nice Chiefs!! There a hoot to shoot too!! LOL..Thanks for the pics..
Erich
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This one's fugly . . . my FrankenPinto:
I do like yours Erich - here's a factory one
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Blackcloud2
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There are/were factory Pintos?
yes -
I'm proud to own this one.
I'm proud to own this one.
Oryguner
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Need a reason? No, not really, just about any old excuse will do. My M36 was pretty rough when I bought it for $150. Carried by a real estate agent in her purse with all her keys, the blue was scratched up all over. A warm bath in a bowl of parkerizing solution was my cure for the cosmetic problems. Makes it look even more "business like" to my eye.
ColbyBruce
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Rather than search for a speedloader, I just bought another gun.
Tom M
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This ol' gal and I get along just fine...
Cruiser RN
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SWEEEETTTTT PICS of your Chief's Specials.I wasn't so lucky to buy one but I love my 640 357 magnum snubby.I will always be a revolwer guy in my heart.....God Bless......Mike
digi-shots
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Nice looking Chief's here!
Here's a couple of pics of mine:
Here's a couple of pics of mine:
winchester1
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For this post just ignore the Model 38 and the 632
GF
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Well, if you can post a family of J frames...
... I think there's a Mod 36, or two, in this mess!
... I think there's a Mod 36, or two, in this mess!
... because we can.
redsfan2
US Veteran
Only got the one....
Very quickly became my warm weather comapnion.
Black Majik
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Here was one I made for my M36 ad when I had it for sale.
labocca
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tom turner
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No safe queens here . . . just nice old "working" guns . . .
I love "snubbies" in all the various S&W frame sizes . . . but my J frames are "always" kind of guns!
I took off and saved the original "diamond" stocks on the nickle plated 1964 Model 36 no dash, and dressed it up with a pair of Executioner (Grashorn) Stags.
My '71 blued Model 37 Airweight is still waiting on its set of stags, but at least I've added Tyler T grips on all of 'em.
Patrick Grashorn's marvelous stags also adorn my big "snubbie," a 1980 chopped barrel M25-2.
Not pictured . . . my wife's carry revolver . . . a 1971 Model 37 Airweight, square butt with a 3" barrel.
I love "snubbies" in all the various S&W frame sizes . . . but my J frames are "always" kind of guns!
I took off and saved the original "diamond" stocks on the nickle plated 1964 Model 36 no dash, and dressed it up with a pair of Executioner (Grashorn) Stags.
My '71 blued Model 37 Airweight is still waiting on its set of stags, but at least I've added Tyler T grips on all of 'em.
Patrick Grashorn's marvelous stags also adorn my big "snubbie," a 1980 chopped barrel M25-2.
Not pictured . . . my wife's carry revolver . . . a 1971 Model 37 Airweight, square butt with a 3" barrel.
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