Finally completed my Smith and Wesson 357 collection: with pictures

That 520 is hard to get now , years ago I would stop at a shop that had a new in box 520 for ever could`nt give it away . I should have took it .
 
I like the idea, I prefer the models with adjustable sights. I have a 66 (4"), 686 (4"), and 2-19's (4" and a 6"). Hope to find a 586, 27 (5" preferred) and a 28 in the future. Once I get those, I will look for different barrel lengths in each model. Am I missing anything?
 
Was able to trade my nephew out of his very nice 586 no dash, no M, 4" and My father in law gave me his Model 28. It was his first duty gun, he bought it used and sometime prior to him owning the gun someone nickel plated the frame, cylinder, sights and barrel and gold plated the hammer, trigger, cylinder release and ejector rod. Not exactly parallel with my taste but a nice gun and it has significant sentimental value. Thought about restoring it to its original matte blue configuration but I will probably keep it as is and pass it down to one of my son's when appropriate
 
turp_dog,
Great concept

You have gotten most of the pre-lock 357 Magnum revolver model represented

As far as I can see, the only ones still missing are the Models 360 and 386

If you added the post-lock 357 Magnum revolvers that would add the models 327, 520, 619 and 620.

The introduction of the Scandium N-frame is a milestone in the story of the 357 Magnum revolver

While it came at a too late in history, the 7 shot 357 Magnum duty revolver is a notable event in the 357 Magnum story
 
S&W collection. in .22

That's an awesome collection. I love .357 Magnums.

Not too long ago I had 20 .357 Magnums. Today I'm down to nine. :(

I focused on .22's
22/32 HF target 3 series Bekaert
51 .22mag
34 2" blue
34 2" nickel
34 4" blue
35 6" blue 2 of these
17 6"
17" 8 3/8"
48 4"
48 6"
48 8 3/8"
Still searching for a nice model 18 and always another model 35, S&W should never quit making that one
 

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