Mod. 1926 .44 HE Military, post-WW2 Transition, 6-1/2"

[CptCurl]

On this thread http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-hand-ejectors-1896-1961/678191-1950-military-44-value.html?posted=1#post141473654, our fearless leader made this comment, which reminded me I haven't shared my .44 HE Military.

Most were 5". The 4" is somewhat rarer. The 6-1/2" is VERY rare.

So here goes. This is a look at my long action post-WW2 transition .44HE Military with its 6-1/2" barrel:

It's a former working revolver and shows honest use. No lint from the sock drawer on this one! It's one that is not often seen.

Curly

 

[IWK2HT]

In one word “Beautiful”

 

[RKmesa]

What a gem!

Thanks for sharing,

 

[quinn]

That is most excellent, Captain! Eight units in this config? Maybe an LEO order?

 

[mh51]

Nice, VERY nice. Thanks for posting it.

 

[bigmtnman]

A friend of a friend wants to bring me some revolvers his girlfriend inherited from her father so I can tell him what they are. Your post started a day dream fantasy scenario where he shows up with one just like yours
Be still my beating heart !!

 

[bill-in-texas]

The stuff dreams are made of!

Great score... really fantastic specimen.

-Bill