My personal crown jewel
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I don't believe that is a Rhinestone... looks more like a blue diamond. Doesn't get much better than that! And topped off with non releived Rosewood targets...
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Most handsome. Congrats.
Doug:
That makes my heart warm all over to know that that beauty made its way here to the Valley of the Sun.
Congrats, that is a wonderful package
. I have admired it from afar and appreciate you sharing it with us here on the forum.
That makes my heart warm all over to know that that beauty made its way here to the Valley of the Sun.
Congrats, that is a wonderful package
. I have admired it from afar and appreciate you sharing it with us here on the forum.
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Love it when dreams come true, very nice gun. Larry
That is one of the most gorgeous revolvers I have ever seen.
If it were mine I think I would replace the orange on the front sight
with a gold bead.
If it were mine I think I would replace the orange on the front sight
with a gold bead.
Richard
When I saw the OP's post, my first thought was, "I hope Richard sees this; he will like it!"
WOW, that would be the icing on anybody's cupcake!! Just curious where you found this gem????
Congratulations!!
Congratulations!!
Cruizer Bill
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Oh, that is SICK! You lucky guy, way to go!!!!!
MAG-NUM
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An outstanding revolver, beautifully engraved and fantastic stocks. One to be proud of there!
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Great looking .357 Magnum. Congratulations!
That is one beautiful revolver. It doesn't get any better than that.
Well done!
Well done!
LittleCooner
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Thanks for sharing. That is one of the best looking 357s I have looked upon. I love the style of the engraving and those rosewood stocks. you did great with this one.
Over the top gorgeous. Very nice and I'm very jealous.
OldSarge21
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Beautiful revolver. How's it shoot?
Whew! That is a beautiful gun! I love the pre 27's and the 27's. My favorite caliber in a revolver.
Did the factory engravers get their choice of where (and font size) the S&W logo would be placed? Maybe to facilitate or enhance their design?
Reason I ask is my "unscratched" pre-27 Letters as shipping October 16, 1952 and the S&W logo is on the other frame side than the OP's really classy 1954 gun. Just wondering as I don't see any engineering changes that took place in those 2 years.
OP: Does the gun appear to have been fired after factory? It just looks too nice to make a range visit....kinda like asking the Prom Queen to go mud-bogging after the dance.
Did the factory engravers get their choice of where (and font size) the S&W logo would be placed? Maybe to facilitate or enhance their design?
Reason I ask is my "unscratched" pre-27 Letters as shipping October 16, 1952 and the S&W logo is on the other frame side than the OP's really classy 1954 gun. Just wondering as I don't see any engineering changes that took place in those 2 years.
OP: Does the gun appear to have been fired after factory? It just looks too nice to make a range visit....kinda like asking the Prom Queen to go mud-bogging after the dance.
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Engraved revolvers have the small logo on the left side of the frame so the side plate could be fully engraved.
Bill
Bill
