how about a 44 magnum show

[CWH44300]

I like to look at the 357's , 38's and 22's has much as the next guy - but what really gets me going are 44 mag's - its my favorite caliber - that 629 thread has got some wicked guns in it - but I was wondering if anybody wanted to show all their 44's any brand any flavor - while the smiths are my weakness I have a few others and I know alot of you do too - do you guys wanna show'em - I'll start but first let me apologize for my crappy pics, sorry
Herters powermag

DW

Ruger

my only 29

 

[CWH44300]

sorry but I didnt have room for my favorites
the 629's

lite weight

 

[JCS&W]

Only have one, but I like it a lot.

 

[blackdeuce]

I have three. The first is an early 29-2 with a 4" barrel. No box or papers. Dates around 1967.

Second is a 29-2 nickel with 6" barrel. Has the blue box, presentation box, and big cardboard box that contained everything. Tools and papers included.

Lastly is a 1973 6 1/2" blued version. Have presentation box, tools, and owners manual. This is my Dirty Harry gun.

 

[Sebago Son]

Just a few...

I'll drag in a couple of Smiths...

My photography ain't worth braggin' about either!

 

[dlbx2]

My 4 .44s

This is the lot!
DLB

 

[CWH44300]

real nice guns , thanks to all
Drew you 've got some wild stuff

 

[Pitdog02]

Havent mastered pics yet either. This is the first nice gun Ive bought, Im finding out I dont like safe queens. Im always worried about scuffin it up when I shoot it. I like shooters better.
1958 4 screw pinto pre 29

 

[Ptarmigan]

My only .44 Magnum was an early Ruger Redhawk (7 1/2") that I bought in '84 that I got to take with me when I got orders to Alaska. I already had a Marlin .44 lever gun and the two made a great pair. The Sitka deer in SE Alaska are rather small and either one (if you had the handgun skill ) was potent medicine. Somewhere along the line I got rid of both of them, which, of course in my old man wisdom I now regret.

I won't leave you without some kind of picture, though. Here is a .44 Magnum being fired from a handgun. Thanks to some kind of super duper photography, we get to see the actual bullet shortly after it exited the tube.

 

[georgepittenger]

I don't have the photo skills to do the guns justice , but here are my trio ..............




Regards ,
George

 

[CWH44300]

some (most) of you might not have seen this one its fast becoming a favorite - we cut the tape on the shipping carton about a month ago - thanks to a fourm member and all around great guy, I would not have gotten a chance at this one - thanks Bob

a PR 8 3/8"

 

[mbliss57]

The trio

6.5" 29 No dash 1962, 4" 29-2 1976, 6.5" 29-2 1978

 

[PA Guns & Ammo]

Just a P&R 629 8 3/8:

 

[Tap Tap]

My only .44 mag.

 

[DeafSmith]

I love the concept of the fixed sighted 629 snub .44 magnum Seabago!

Would even love it more if it was in .45 LC (to reduce weight due to bigger holes.)

 

[jughed440]

 

[00Buck2]

29-2 4" one of my favorites!

 

[pharmer]

The Ruger is about the only one that gets shot, best trigger of the three. Joe

 

[AveragEd]

Top to bottom, 6-1/2" 629-4 Classic, 6" 629-1 and 5" 629-4 Classic DX.

Our son hunts with the 6-1/2" one, the 629-1 is my "shooter" and the DX is my hunting revolver.

Ed

 

[fyimo]

Here's mine
29-2 with 6 inch barrel

29-2 nickel with 6.5 inch barrel

629 no dash 4 inch

29-2 nickel 6 inch

629 no dash 6 inch

I have a 29-2 4 inch, 29-2 8 3/8 inch, and a 629 no dash 8 3/8 inch also