BarkSlayer
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My 686 4". Perfect in every way!
If you could only own 1 S&W revolver?
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357_mag_mama
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I own the gun I love. 1983 4" 686.
trex1310
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S&W Model 27 4" with smooth Cocobalo target grips.
Mean Bone
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I've got several, but it would be my simple little Model 10 with heavy barrel.
roaddog28
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If I could keep only one of my revolvers it would have to be my 66-4 4inch barrel. Best around revolver Smith ever made. But then again I have a 686-3 4 inch I love too. Then there is my combat masterpiece which is just about the most accurate gun I have ever fired either revolver or pistol. I could just put my model 10 on the nightstand because I could always hit my target the first time at the range with the model 10.
Tough choice but then again I would probably sell just about everything before I sold my revolver collection. It is hard to replace good revolvers . I have sold some that I have regetted.
Tough choice but then again I would probably sell just about everything before I sold my revolver collection. It is hard to replace good revolvers . I have sold some that I have regetted.
Bob D
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This question makes my head hurt.
jubela#4
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If I could only own one it would be a 4 inch model 29.
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My choice would be a 5" 657 41 Magnum with 60's vintage coke bottle grips, a large supply of 225 gr. Keith SWC bullets, and a drum of Unique powder. I could go from mild to wild. I know this gun was never cataloged, but since we're wishing. Second choice would be an 8 shot 5" M627 and same accessories. Bob
scooter123
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If I could only have one, it would be my model 620. Some people like to trash the 2 piece barrel but I suspect that they've never shot one. Off a bench rest I can consistently hit a quarter at 40 feet if I use my reading glasses. I expect a really good shooter could shoot one hole groups 3/8 inch in diameter at that distance.
As for the lock, if it ever causes a problem I'll have it out of the gun in about a half hour. I'm also not a bit worried about the MIM components. GM uses powdered metal connecting rods in their premium hi performance engines and they are stronger than any forged rod ever offered before. I've alos found that after about 600 rounds downrange the action on my 620 is getting to be very smooth.
As for the lock, if it ever causes a problem I'll have it out of the gun in about a half hour. I'm also not a bit worried about the MIM components. GM uses powdered metal connecting rods in their premium hi performance engines and they are stronger than any forged rod ever offered before. I've alos found that after about 600 rounds downrange the action on my 620 is getting to be very smooth.
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Today it would be a 642 Airweight. This piece hides better than any other pistol I have, and I could use a good bottom feeder as primary if I really had to.
Would not enjoy it though.
Would not enjoy it though.
Schofieldkid81
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It would be this one, its my everyday carry piece
Lew horton 24-6, I found it online in an auction, from a guy that is 15 min. away. It's been More accurate than my 4 and 5inch smiths.
Lew horton 24-6, I found it online in an auction, from a guy that is 15 min. away. It's been More accurate than my 4 and 5inch smiths.
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Cruiser RN
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That chioce would be easy my Model 640 357 mag.revolver.......God Bless.......Mike
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