Latest Addition to my Collection...

[longhornscott]

Doc,
You haven't posted a single firearm on here that I wouldn't sell my soul for. How you are able to find these beauties perplexes me. Good luck at the range. Hope it shoots as sweet as it looks.

 

[durco]

Very nice, Doc.
Mike

 

[Allen-frame]

Very cool ,Doc. I'm not a fan of the 8"ers, but I'd make an exception to shoot this one

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As an aside ,, I have S205449. Unfortunately it's a Model 28, Highway Patrolman.

Good luck making it through the winter ,,,Al

 

[catdad]

Doc, you do know how to please the fourm, another great gun, and Happy New Year.

 

[Frank V]

Doc, very nice six-gun I can hear it yelling shoot me from here. Enjoy it & thanks for sharing. Frank

 

[BUFF]

Terry: I have witnessed similar errors in game identification while hunting here in the Rockies. Once I felt very lucky that the shooter gave me my saddle and bridle back!

Doc44, as always, nice photo of a very nice gun! I agree, the smooth stocks are way better on my hands if the gun is a kicker at all. A guy at the range once told me, after shooting my 4 inch Model 29 with the stock grips, that it felt like he was "trying to hang onto the rough end of a flat bastard mill file while King Kong was trying to pull it out of my hands from the other end!"

 

[Icecold1]

WOW thats nice!!

 

[viceunit]

Doc, that is one nice 29! I little off topic, your photography is excellent. Can you give us some photo pointers? Equipment, lighting, etc. Thanks!

 

[AAG]

Doc44 and others- What loads are you guys using when you shoot your older 29's and 29-2's? Special or magnum? and what brands?
Thank you.

 

[viceunit]

Doc, I searched and found a post where you describe your photo set-up, so thanks anyway! That 8 3/8" would be great in the Ohio deer woods!

 

[yankee7809]

Doc, I think that I speak for everyone on here when I say I'd like to have one of your rejects!Truely beautiful!