DOB Pre 10 Snubby

[gaucho1]

I just purchased C327903.

I promise to post pictures when I receive in about two weeks.

I am going deep into this addiction, but it feels good.

Thank You

John

 

[DCWilson]

Probably 1955. Those 5-screw K-frame snubbies are are very appealing revolvers. Looking forward to pics.

 

[gaucho1]

My Broderick Crawford special.

Not a collector piece, but definitely a fine classic.

Younger than me!

Thank You Mr. Wilson

John

 

[Engine49guy]

Congrats on your new aquisition.
I recently found a square butt snub serialed very close to yours
at C 328,500 ,
has a half moon site and High Speed Hammer as well..

 

[alaskavett]

My S&W friend and all of you/us... Addiction? What are you talking about? Have you seen signs of abuse? Be careful here as everything now surrounding you is not only addicting, but is is contagious! Kyle

 

[gaucho1]

Congrats on your new aquisition.
I recently found a square butt snub serialed very close to yours
at C 328,500 ,
has a half moon site and High Speed Hammer as well..

This demands at least one picture

I think it is a visual virus!!!!

 

[Engine49guy]

This demands at least one picture

I think it is a visual virus!!!!

 

[gaucho1]

Thank You

Beautiful condition, has that quality radiating from the past.

Really nice.

 

[Terminator44]

That is a handsome revolver Engine49guy. It obviously has the polished blue finish resumed sometime in the 50s. I have a M&P 2" RB shipped in April 1953 which has a duller finish, somewhat like a Mod.28. When I lettered the gun, I inquired about the dullness of the finish. R. Jinks in his response stated that "The blue finish on this model during this period was a very dull almost brush blue appearance." While I suspect that the quality of workmanship of guns made in the early post-war period was what we expect of S&W, they will not be the striking beauty of the Engine49guy gun. T44