M&P pictures please

[delcrossv]

#3 daughter taking the 6" Transitional out for a spin.

 

[ME94]

How about a post war snubby

Oh yes definitely! Thanks.

 

[JohnRippert]

 

[BoulderTroll]

I put my friend's M&P in another thread, but I'll put it here as well. And I've got to say, absolutely gorgeous revolvers everyone is posting! The older I get, the more I appreciate wood and blued steel in firearms.

 

[raljr1]

I have a few.

Here they are.

 

[delcrossv]

Here's a snubby. Late 40's

 

[.357magger]

1926 Model 1905 4th Change with 6" tube.

Very accurate and fun to shoot.

 

[bruce5781]

Here is a 2" pre-war.

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[bruce5781]

4" Target and 5" Target

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[Donald Paul]

1947 M&P:

... my '47, six inch, all matching "S" number M&P.
Happy to have it.
-Donald

 

[Old Corp]

Won't bore everyone with DOB's and pedigrees, etc, but my accumulation of M&P's with a M10 or two stuck in. Included is a Hand Ejector and a Victory.
The idea was to cover the barrel lengths of 2", 3", 4" tapered, 4" heavy, 5" and 6".

 

[Donald Paul]

Old Corp...Won't bore everyone with DOB's and pedigrees, etc, but my accumulation of M&P's with a M10 or two
stuck in. Included is a Hand Ejector and a Victory.
The idea was to cover the barrel lengths .
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Thanks O.C. -
Love the little snubby fellow.
-Donald

 

[m4user]

Roy says shipped July 1941 to a P.D. Need to get my tail in gear and letter it.

 

[Old Corp]

Roy says shipped July 1941 to a P.D. Need to get my tail in gear and letter it.

m4user - that's a beautiful M&P 6". My 6" M&P, by s/n also dates to 1941. Got a deal on it because at some point it was 'personalized' by someone engraving a name on the right side. Otherwise, it's in great shape.
Love the lanyard ring on yours - pretty sure that had to be special order.
Here's pics of mine - I've been unable to learn anything about the name on the gun.

 

[skeezix]

Early Post-War

I have 4 early post-war M&Ps.

The 4-inch and the 2-inch both letter as shipping to police departments.

 

[Muley Gil]

m4user - that's a beautiful M&P 6". My 6" M&P, by s/n also dates to 1941. Got a deal on it because at some point it was 'personalized' by someone engraving a name on the right side. Otherwise, it's in great shape.
Love the lanyard ring on yours - pretty sure that had to be special order.
Here's pics of mine - I've been unable to learn anything about the name on the gun.

In 1941, S&W was churning out .38 S&W M&Ps for the Brits. I imagine most all of the frames were drilled for lanyard loops.

 

[glowe]

. . . . plus you can go back to the 1000 Model 1899 Army revolvers made, all with lanyard rings. The grand-daddy of the K frame!

 

[bruce5781]

Let's don't forget the Model of 1902 Navy.

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[bruce5781]

Here is a pristine Model of 1899.

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