My trio that made me join this forum

[Green Dragoon]

27-2 5". Pinned and recessed. Bought it this week

57 no dash. Pinned and recessed. Bought last year

686-1 bought new in 1986.

 

[Green Dragoon]

apologies for the L frame in the wrong forum.

 

[colt_saa]

Welcome to the Forum

You have a nice start on your Smith and Wesson addiction

I hope that we inspire you to keep it ever growing

My first NEW revolver was a 6" Model 27 that was bought over 4 decades ago. Many brethren have since joined it as I have a rather large fondness for the 27/327/627 and 57/357/657 families of Smith and Wesson revolvers

 

[Minorcan]

Welcome to the Forum. Looks like you know how to pick'em. Nice looking revolvers.

 

[Green Dragoon]

thanks gentlemen. Obviously I need a model 29 and 25.

I'm trying to stay with pinned and recessed.

 

[S&W Oldtimer]

Welcome tp the forum.

 

[muddocktor]

Well, you got a good start for your addiction. Real nice guns you got there. I am partial to the P&R guns too, but in 44 Mag I have newer guns. I have a 629-3 Classic and I just bought a 29-6 Classic a few weeks ago. Both are 90's vintage guns and have the Endurance package, but still have forged internals. Not that I would turn my nose up at a nice nickel 29-2 that came along tempting me with a low price.

 

[greenmachine]

Well done for sure. Definitely on the right track. Watch for good buys and you can't go wrong.

Edit - just don't follow my lead. I have this terrible habit of over spending. When I see something I want, well whats a few extra dollars? Sometimes he who hesitates misses out! Above all else have fun with it.

 

[colt_saa]

thanks gentlemen. Obviously I need a model 29 and 25.

I'm trying to stay with pinned and recessed.

Just so you know, only Magnum and Rimfire revolvers had recessed cylinders.

So none of the older Model 25s will be recessed, just pinned

 

[RobertJ.]

Obviously I need a model 29 and 25.

Well, obviously! And a 28! And a...

You get the picture.

Greetings from the Oregon Coast!

Nice guns, btw.

 

[Snapping Twig]

3 classics!

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Green Dragoon]

Just so you know, only Magnum and Rimfire revolvers had recessed cylinders.

So none of the older Model 25s will be recessed, just pinned

ahh...good to know. I did not know that. Nice revolvers there by the way.

 

[bananaman]

Welcome to the FORUM! I have felt for years that I needed a 44 magnum. Last November I got a 6" 29-3. Really like it. April this year, I traded into a 4", 29-2.
Bottom line, is even though it it is newer than you would like, I enjoy my 25-15 (45Colt) much better than the .44's. Of course we all have our own opinions. Bob

 

[Laketime]

Nice trio.I rember when I first got into this the five inch 27 was the barrel to get if you could even find one.At the time all through out the 1980's they brought a premium over any other barrel length.

 

[Bastogne71]

thanks gentlemen. Obviously I need a model 29 and 25.

I'm trying to stay with pinned and recessed.

Consider downsizing to a nice pinned model 18 so you can shoot some cheap 22lr.

Welcome to a fine addiction!

 

[two-bit cowboy]

Welcome aboard from Wyoming.

Nice trio!

Gosh, everybody needs a vintage J-frame Chiefs Special and Centennial.

 

[Narragansett]

Welcome. Nice collection! I have 2 M57 no dash, 1980 revolvers. Both NIB ( less factory firing). One 4" and one 6". Got them a couple weeks ago

 

[elm_creek_smith]

Welcome. My contributions to the forum:



Model 12-2 and Model 65-1 with my Ka-Bar TDI.

 

[Birdgun]

Welcome Green Dragoon. Every dragoon needs a good horse pistol like a Model 25 in 45 Colt. So, just to tempt you a little bit, I'll show you my Model 25-5.

S&W Model 25-5 in 45 Colt. I call it "Black Beauty."

Thanks for looking at my horse pistol "Black Beauty."

God bless,
Birdgun

 

[Jtown]

That's three very nice guns and a fine start to S & W collecting.
Bird Gun, I really like the 25-5 of yours.
Walt