Large Frame, Short Barrel

[Michael Stern]

My favorite S&W revolver configuration: a 3-1/2" 357. I just got this one, which dates from 1950. It came with the original stocks. But they have a nasty chip in them. Besides, for shooting, I much prefer the Coke cushioning (by Nils)!

 

[dlbx2]

Beautiful! Really nice finish.
DLB

 

[weatherby]

FINE all the way around

 

[jubela#4]

That is one great looking .357 magnum.

 

[diamonback68]

Michael, great to see you back on the forum. Great gun too!

 

[mod34]

I just love the big frame/short tube combination and yours is no exception. Very nice!

 

[BigBill]

I find my s&w m58 in 41mag a pleasure to shoot with the 4" barrel. The balance to power ratio is spot on. I was thinking it was going to be a handful to shoot when I purchased it.

 

[Michael Stern]

I find my s&w m58 in 41mag a pleasure to shoot with the 4" barrel. The balance to power ratio is spot on. I was thinking it was going to be a handful to shoot when I purchased it.

BigBill; I agree. the 58 is one of my favorite shooting irons. I haven't done bowling pins in a while, but oo-ee, it sure did a job on them.

 

[GLL]

Michael:

Exceptionally nice !

Do you remember this one?

Jerry

 

[Michael Stern]

Michael:

Exceptionally nice !

Do you remember this one?

Jerry

Ah, Jerry, yet another one that got away! (Unfortunately, I can only afford to collect these things using a catch and release technique.) I do remember that nickel 357. In fact, I believe this is it:

 

[GLL]

Michael:

Thank you again for "releasing" it to me (along with several others) !

You and Bruce are completely responsible for my ongoing addiction to older N-frames !

Best Regards,

Jerry