Model 18-4

[HughD1]

We enjoyed North Georgia so much this summer we brought my Mother and Mother in Law back. Went back into the same hardware store I bought my K-38 Masterpiece from this summer. The 18-4 they had then was still there. He came off the price enough that it is on the way to Mississippi. No box or papers but I buy them to shoot. Other than a turn line I couldn’t find anything wrong with it . Turn line doesn’t bother me because if it didn’t have one when I got it it would have one shortly. My wife is going to get a cc so this should be excellent for her to learn with. Thanks for looking!


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[Qc Pistolero]

Exactly my way with words as far as turnline is concerned.
Looks like a gem.Have fun with it...I knowI would!

 

[Eddietruett]

Looks like a great place to shop. That’s more S&W revolvers in one place than I’ve seen in a while

 

[Grayfox]

The Model 18 is one of my absolute favorite revolvers. Its the perfect gun for learning to master the DA trigger pull.

 

[HughD1]

Well my Model 18 finally made it to Mississippi this morning. Brought it home and took it apart and gave it a good cleaning. Everything looked good on the inside. A little dried oil but that was about it. I put one load through it. Ventilated some 16 ounce soda bottles. Double action trigger was smooth but heavy. Am I correct in assuming this is the norm for S&W rim fire revolvers? My only other rimfire revolver is an H&R. It’s double action pull is monumental. Think I will enjoy my new baby immensely!

 

[D Brown]

The Model 18 is one of the best .22 revolvers ever made, in my opinion.

I'm sure you'll enjoy it for many years to come.

 

[Usmc5811]

Excellent model 18-4 I have its older sibling the only difference is mine has the target trigger,hammer, and a pin in the barrel. However I prefer the standard trigger to the targe on my 18-4.. I think you will enjoy it, they are excellent 22’s.

 

[BoCash]

Sweet Model 18 and Congrats!!

In the stash here are 6.

2 of them being pre-18 versions and one of those is un-fired in Gold Box........

The remaining 4 are all 18-4 w/ TT and TH, which I actually prefer. All 6 are pinned.

But, the one posted is the First I have ever seen without a pinned barrel.

I guess a few were made without pins right before the 18-4 ceased to exist?? (I had a model 48 like that.....built early 80s - no pin)

Y'all behave and be safe. B in NC