Photos of your antique S&W Model Top Breaks

[acossey]

Shipped 1880 serial number 53

Clone of smith and Wesson

 

[DC7]

My one and only top-break: A 2nd Model Civilian Schofield built in 1877. It was passed down through the previous owner's family for over 100 years, then sold to me in 2006.

 

[BRush]

DC7,

Very nice indeed. Its very hard to find one of the relatively rare 2nd Model civilians in any condition, let alone in such nice condition as yours. Thanks for sharing.

 

[ladder13]

the only one I own

 

[phenson]

 

[H Richard]

I've acquired a few more since this thread started.
Pair of .32's

and a .32 single action # 1 1/2

 

[papabyrd]

Here are my top breaks and tip ups( not every thing in the case is a Smith).

papabyrd

 

[BRush]

Here are a SA Model of 1891, a nickel 2nd Model 38 Safety Hammerless DA with a 6" barrel and a blue and case 4th Model 38 DA with a 6" barrel.

 

[WaistGunner]

My fugly duckling, rebuilt by yours truly. I think I will wear welding gloves when I fire it the first time...

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[Combat]

My little .32 from about 1892

 

[tjpopkin]

A few of mine ......

then there's the crazy SIDE BREAK (Straightline)

Terry

 

[oldwolf]

These are some great revolvers guys. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Modelof1891]

Originally posted by BRush:
Here are a SA Model of 1891, a nickel 2nd Model 38 Safety Hammerless DA with a 6" barrel and a blue and case 4th Model 38 DA with a 6" barrel.

WOW BRush!!!! If you ever want to move that Model of 1891 please drop me a line.

 

[Modelof1891]

Model of 1891 .22, .32, .38 Single Shot and Combo set.

New Model 3 in 32-44 with serial number 17

One othe nice top break, Model of 1891 in .32 Caliber...one of 229

 

[Rikkn]

Three from me..

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[whitecoyote]

 

[BRush]

Terry - Very nice selection of Top Breaks. Ditto on your wonderful Model of 1891 boxed combo!

 

[1891SingleShot]

Wow, you guys take some nice pictures. When I get time, I'm going to try to improve on my photo skills. As for now though, here are some pics of a few of my top-breaks. The only reason I picked these is because they are some of the better pictures I have.

Here's a pair of 1891 Single Shots in .22 LR. Bought one of these pistols and when we received it, it had been shipped in the case. I thought it was quite a find.

Here's a nickel 1891 Single Shot in .22 with British Proof Marks

A .38 Double Action with 6" Barrel

Here's a .38 Single Action Model of '91 with box

And finally a New Model 3 in .44 Russian

When I get around to it, I'm going to dig out all my Top-Breaks (just over 50 of them) and try and get some good pics, especially of the higher condition and more rare ones. Thanks for the cool thread and congrats on some fine S&W Top-Breaks.

 

[recycler]

1891 Single Shot,
Outstanding display of break tops, as have been those shown by the others. I look forword to the pictures of the others when you dig them out.
On the 22 cal. do you have any olympic or Pope barrels?
Thanks for the pics.
Pete

 

[1891SingleShot]

Thanks Pete and no, I don't have any Olympic or Pope barrels. I have a small collection of Single Shots, about a dozen, and probably half a dozen extra single shot barrels, and none have the Pope markings. I believe the Olympic barrels are only found on the Third Models, and that is one of the Models I have yet to acquire. Don't find many of these in my area, and the ones I find on the internet seem to bring top dollar. I guess I'll have to break down one of these days and go after one. Thanks again for the compliment. Randy