Let's See Your Long Barrels!

[Dosgatos]

I've never seen an antique thread featuring long barrels. These are the three I own: 10 inch 1st Single Shot and two 6 inch .32 DAs.

 

[Hearsedriver]

Heres one of my 6" 38 DA's.

 

[deadin]

Here's one I've posted before....
38 SA 8 inch

 

[PALADIN85020]

Here's a 3rd Model "Perfected" .22 single shot with a 10" barrel. It left the factory in March, 1914.

John

 

[Hearsedriver]

Here's one I've posted before....
38 SA 8 inch

Now that is one is cool! Very rare too!

 

[glowe]

My 10" 38 S&W barrel mounted on a Model of 1891 SA revolver frame (1907) and my 6" 38 S&W Perfected (1917).

 

[Göring's S&W]

I'm pretty much embarassed to show mine after seeing the guns in this thread. Wow, some great ones

I have a scarce 38 DA 2nd model 6in and a 38 DA 3rd model 6in. Both are antiques. The 2nd model is relatively early with a SN of 31XXX. The 3rd model has a SN of 248XXX.

 

[Hearsedriver]

Nothing to be embarrased about there! The blued one is incredible!

 

[dltvette]

.32 Single Action 6"
Model One-and-a-Half Centerfire
All numbers match: 96761 on Butt Cylinder, latch, barrel & grip.
Dave

 

[Dosgatos]

There don't seem to be many long barrels around, and I'm amazed to see two with spur triggers!

 

[DCWilson]

Very impressive, all of them. If I ever came across a gun like one of these on a consignment shelf I'd be instantaneously launched into yet another addiction.

 

[RubEric]

My ten inch, top break.

 

[tjpopkin]

A few photos:
1st, one that may barely qualify....a 5"

a rare .32 single shot.......

a straightline.....

and one I sold to a good friend..... a beautiful Perfected 3rd.

and finally, with all the scoffs......a derivation of the breaktop....

Terry

 

[Dosgatos]

Terry - I think your New Departure definitely qualifies! I've only seen one with a 5" barrel. Beautiful guns!

 

[deadin]

Does this count??