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I saw this one and had to snag it up. It's a 3" 24-6 Lew Horton Special Edition run of 250 guns. It left the factory in Dec 2006. There were 250 each made in .44 spl in blue and nickel. There were also 250 each made in .44 mag (29-10) in blue and nickel. There are several unique features that intrigued me about this gun. The most obvious is the square butt that's serrated on the front and back strap. The trigger is serrated too. From what digging I've been able to do the last time this was done was in 1996 and as far as I can tell, S&W never had a 3" square butt N frame. Another thing I noticed is the reappearance of the S&W trademark stamp back on the right side on the side plate. Also on the side plate is the top screw (no idea when the last time Smith did this). The barrel has S&W 44 spl ctg on the left side whereas the 3" 624 I have has S&W 44 spl on the right side. The older style wide thumb cylinder release is present and the last difference is that unlike the 24-3 or 624, the cylinder is full length and will accept 44 mag rounds. The only two down sides are that the hammer mounted firing pin is gone and the IL is installed. The gun appears to only have been shot at the factory and will be what I feel will be my first true collector grade safe queen gun. I know there'll be some that will say to go shoot the dickens out of it and believe me, I want to, but I have plenty of shooters to keep me satisfied.
I'd appreciate any extra info on this one. Thanks for letting me show it off!
Mark "Tin Knocker"
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I'd appreciate any extra info on this one. Thanks for letting me show it off!

Mark "Tin Knocker"







SampW 150XXX Series_zpsqqmtvjzu.png Photo by mwdunn3 | Photobucket
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