NJ Shooter
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4" 686ssr
If you could only own 1 S&W revolver?
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makeminestainless
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66-4"
There is no substitute for the self defense guns. I could use a carbine for hunting.
There is no substitute for the self defense guns. I could use a carbine for hunting.
29aholic
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My keeper
Y'all are probably getting tired of seeing this one, but my keeper is my "Skeeterized" 29-3. There have been times this has been the ONLY gun in my collection.
Y'all are probably getting tired of seeing this one, but my keeper is my "Skeeterized" 29-3. There have been times this has been the ONLY gun in my collection.
AZ Desertrat
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It would be Model 19 4"
stevieboy
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A very difficult choice because I have four "favorite revolvers", a 617 4", a 686 6" a 27-3 4" and a 66 no-dash 4". If really pushed, I'd have to pick the 66. It has a super trigger, is extremely accurate, and I love the way it points.
http://www.smith-wessonforum.com/member.php?u=153913Doc Mark,
Those are just some home mades. Kind of a cross between targets and PC magnas.
I just whittled on them until they looked and felt right.
Sad thing is, I broke up a set of PC's to get the hardware to make them.
Those are just some home mades. Kind of a cross between targets and PC magnas.
I just whittled on them until they looked and felt right.
Sad thing is, I broke up a set of PC's to get the hardware to make them.
OIF2
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27-2, 5" barrel, Herrett's Ropers.
Second choice would be a K22, of course. This one with Patrick's nice Elk stocks.
Second choice would be a K22, of course. This one with Patrick's nice Elk stocks.
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Texaspass
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That is a tough question. I own 4 S&W revolvers (they are all snubbies) I would say the Model 15-2.
Followed very close by the 66, 19 and 649.
Followed very close by the 66, 19 and 649.
azwheelgun
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686 8 3/8.Something about a "Dirty Harry " size revolver.
smittersrx7
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Only one...
There is no reason I can think of to have only one gun...but to play along. I would have to say that my 629 with a 2 1/2 would fit the bill nicely. It is a blast to shoot with either my light handloads or the full on .44 mag rounds. Switch to some rubber hogues for a day of plinking then add the wooden boot grips for daily carry.
There is no reason I can think of to have only one gun...but to play along. I would have to say that my 629 with a 2 1/2 would fit the bill nicely. It is a blast to shoot with either my light handloads or the full on .44 mag rounds. Switch to some rubber hogues for a day of plinking then add the wooden boot grips for daily carry.
broggie
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The one I would choose would be a Model 581, no dash, with a Wolff spring kit, hammer spur trimmed down to about the same size as a Model 547, and the grip frame cut down to a round butt with factory finger groove combat grips. Oh wait...what am I thinking? That's the one I already have...and I love it!!!!
USAF385
US Veteran
My 681 no dash .357 4".
'Twas my first smith revolver and my favorite.
'Twas my first smith revolver and my favorite.
safearm
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Model 66 with 4 inch barrel. Good compromise between size and capability; easy to maintain.
617fan
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For me, the model 60 would be the last to leave.
Evil One
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629-5 or 629-6 2.5" snubby with fixed sights.
That would be like the one on the right here...
A CLOSE 2nd would be the M21 4".
I have never shot a pistol I was as accurate with as that M21.
Jim
That would be like the one on the right here...
A CLOSE 2nd would be the M21 4".
I have never shot a pistol I was as accurate with as that M21.
Jim
Revolver King
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I shutter at the thought of only being able to own one S&W revolver.
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