J-Frame Show & Tell

[Frankie2blue]

Here is one of my 34's. This one is without flaw and us easy on the eyes to me. Funny, I had it up for sale on here last fall with zero interest too. Anyway, I certainly probably like the J Franes the best of all. There is just something about them

 

[KSDrifter]

Unabashed bump

 

[F224]

Here is my new S&W 340 with D&L Sports J Frame Sights and VZ JFW-320-BG Grips. It joins the collection of M60's, 642's, and a 337.

 

[crazyphil]

I showed you all my 642-1 on the first page of this thread with a few of
it's favorite holsters. But, I have quite a few holsters with hammer protectors,
but my 642-1 of course doesn't have an exposed hammer to
protect. What to do? I could buy another J Frame with a hammer, but
being the cheapskate that I am I bought a little Charter Undercover with
an exposed hammer. It fits all the holsters made for J Frames.

Here are 5 examples, left to right:
Heiser 459 made for Evaluators

Wolfram "Wolf" brand made in Albuquerque where Wally Wolfram was a
police officer.

Wolfram "Blazer" made for G. F. Cake Co. after Wally had moved to
Monrovia, CA. and where he was also a police officer, and mentored
a young upstart holster maker by the name of John Bianchi.

Wolfram holster made for Smith & Wesson. Have another one made
for Colt, but it looks exactly like this one, except the stamping on the
back. After changing hands a few times, Wally's company ended up
belonging to S&W until they unloaded it on G&G.

Finally, a little carved "dog ear" by Myres.

 

[RoyS]

This is my latest J-Frame (also shown in it's own dedicated thread).

It's a circa 1953 Baby Chiefs Special engraved by Clint Finley and sporting Ivory grips. I just couldn't pass it up.

Cheerio,

Roy

 

[delcrossv]

A Model 35 and a 940.

That's the long and the short of it.

 

[Nukewaste]

Been shooting off and on about 10 yrs now. Just started getting into revolvers for the last year. Seemed like the logical choice for carry, SD, fun, fondling, etc...

So I got me a 36-10, classics line. Love it.

 

[newtonguitars]

This 36-1 Nickel is our "safe room" gun.
OK, the bathroom with a heavy door and lock.

 

[mini14jac]

Model 638-3 with a titanium cylinder because it's sooo easy to carry.
43c for carry and fun.
317 for woods fun.

 

[JimCunn]

9mm 637-2.
Got three of them.

 

[walter o]

my stash of babies ,round sight ,smooth sight ,serrated sight

 

[JH1951]

whats that middle tool in the box?

Good catch on that!
It's one of about six SATs that I have sitting idly around, and I use it for swapping grips on my J-frames when needed.
So, it's a 'repurposed sight adjustment tool', now a GRT, grip replacement tool.

 

[Bob512]

The 43C I bought for my wife. I had so much fun firing it with her, I bought the 351C for myself.....

 

[Vettepartz]

I am a little late to this game, or thread, because I had to wait 3 months for these stocks to come in. This is my 63 no-dash with targets on it. It is absolutely amazing how much more comfortable this is to shoot as compared to using the tiny original stocks. I put them away in the original box. And these don't look butt-ugly like some of the Goodyears that are available for this model.

 

[ThinManX]

The wife liked it.

Very nice!

What holster is that?

 

[pasound]

Vettepartz, who made those grips? I'd love a set for my 60-15. Those grips make them look like mini 19's

 

[Vettepartz]

These grips are the ones you can (maybe could) get from the seller in Thailand that you see all the time on ebay. Price was around $45, but the wait time is pretty ridiculous with this virus thing going on. I also have a set of the S&W made targets, but they don't fit very well.

 

[Buick]

M60

No dash. Those are lead bullets that flattened out on my quarter steel silhouette. Nice shooting revolver, i have a pair of hip grips on it now.

 

[joe44va]

I thought this one would be good for woods carry, but never did. Traded it and now carry a 69 in the woods.