My latest purchase, what's yours?

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Model 48 no dash WMR, circa 1959, 4-screw, 8 3/8" barrel, Baughman front sight, .500" wide serrated hammer, .500" wide serrated trigger (although SCSW mentions the optional .400" mine measures 1/2"). Later version smooth target stocks came with the gun - I replaced them with appropriate diamond targets.

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A long-tube K48 is a glorious gun, and you have a wonderful example. Congratulations.

I actually have two latest, but they aren't in my hands yet -- a K-32 Masterpiece (pre-16) and a Prewar .38/44 Outdoorsman. Photos next week.
 
Nice model 48. It has all the options I like in a K or N frame target gun. I have a four inch 48-4 but I think I need a longer tube.
My latest purchase is a Erfurt Luger that is stamped K.l. (several stories on what that means ) and an Ithaca 45 auto. I found both of these being stored at a collision shop in Detroit for the last 40 years.
 

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My latest im waiting to come in. I just got the 627-0 home and got pics of it which are posted and now I have a 617-1, 686 Classic Hunter, 686-4 4", Model 10 heavy barrel, and last but not least a 581. I have an addiction thats worse the crack I believe.
 
Model 629-1 with a 3" barrel. I will be picking it up sometime this week. I also have a 625 on the way, as well as a single action from the pony people.
 
My latest

A bit newer than 1896 to 1961, but it is the latest

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1982 -13-3 nickel

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Mine's nothing special-just a shooter. 1903 .32 HE--won up on gunbroker for $58. Finally found some ammo for it, now need to restock it and find a nice holster(maybe a 1930 Austin from El Paso Saddlery).
 
My latest wasn't S&W but very nice and great finds anyhow. A colt army special 38 nickel 5 in. bbl with engraveing about 85% to 90% tight lockup and born in 1925. the other was a mod 19 savage NRA match rifle 22 all original about 80% a real tack driver with it's peep sights. I got them both the same day---------------should have bought a lottery ticket
 
trapper I would love to see a pic of the Colt!--I have the same gun but blued that was my grandfathers--love the old gun.
 
Someone with better luck than me at posting pics. wants to try I could e-mail them a pic or two of the colt, it is really nice looking with the engraving and nickel finish, the smooth walnut grips I don't think are original. The old fella I got it from said it was his fathers bedroom gun, so wasn't packed much.
 
Neither of my two latest acquistions are in this time frame. Last Saturday at a gun show I picked up a S&W Model 1, 2nd Issue for $200. The hinge and latch are rather wobbly but it looks pretty nice overall, considering it's 140+ years old. Don't have any pictures yet.

And yesterday I picked up from my dealer a Model 520 that I got through Gunbroker. Here's the URL for the auction, and a pic from it: Smith & Wesson Model 520, 357 Magnum : Revolvers at GunBroker.com

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As the seller pointed out the front sight has been filed down, probably for 125gr bullets. Other than that it looks great, and this makes it a shooter and not a safe queen, which works for me.
 
I got these two at the exact same time. The first is a 34-1, which has turned out to be a pretty accurate little revolver.
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The second is this Ruger Blackhawk 50th Anniversary .44 Magnum, which has turned out to be a tackdriver.
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