Picked up a 24-3

[jfleisher]

I think I did pretty good…

 

[75Vette]

You gotta love that. Congrats.

 

[rbmac52]

That's a great example! Congrats on that find!

 

[StrawHat]

Nice looking revolver, how does it handle at the range?

Kevin

 

[CH4]

Welcome to the 24 club! I found this one this past Valentine’s Day at the Vegas bass Pro. I about soiled my pants when I saw it in the used case. $825 less my vet discount.

 

[nbedford]

Still looking for my grail gun - 4" Model 624. But, I don't think any ever made it over the Mississippi River into Arkansas.

 

[Krogen]

Welcome to the 24 club! I found this one this past Valentine’s Day at the Vegas bass Pro. I about soiled my pants when I saw it in the used case. $825 less my vet discount.

I'd have soiled my britches AND dislocated my shoulder grabbing for my wallet. Nice find!

 

[BigMuddy]

Great looking 6 1/2” 24. I’ve put many rounds through mine and it’s always been a terrific shooting sixgun. I’ve used several different power levels, but there’s a certain amount of “retro” fun shooting standard pressure 750 fps round nosed lead bullets in the big N frame.

Dan

 

[BigMuddy]

Still looking for my grail gun - 4" Model 624. But, I don't think any ever made it over the Mississippi River into Arkansas.

I know one that made it across the river, just not that far south.

Dan

 

[zipty6]

Still looking for my grail gun - 4" Model 624. But, I don't think any ever made it over the Mississippi River into Arkansas.

I know for a fact that at least one landed in Oklahoma.

 

[CH4]

Still looking for my grail gun - 4" Model 624. But, I don't think any ever made it over the Mississippi River into Arkansas.

Yep, my honey hole just had a 4 and 6.5 inchers. Perhaps I should have snagged the 4”.

 

[kraynky]

Been wanting a 24 & a 624 for a while now, you did well finding that one! Congratulations!

 

[6GUNSONLY]

As I recall there were a lot less 4" 24-3s than 6.5". I'm blessed to have one of each. I don't have a 3" - yet.

 

[bananaman]

I was looking for a 24 for a few years ago with no luck. I finally settled for a 29-3 Model 29, 6" and don't regret it! O.P. Super nice looking 24! Bob

 

[Drm50]

Down to one. I screwed up and sold the fired one and kept the NIB. Now don’t want to pull the trigger on this one.

 

[ruger 22]

My late friend of the 60's and 70's carried a 24 which he had shortened to about 3.5 inches. He always used the 246 grain lead factory load and it was very accurate and a ferocious man stopper for him. In those days we all had magnum disease but he never wanted either a 357 or 44 magnum. His was a most magnificent revolver as I am sure yours is. Thanks for sharing.

 

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I found a 4” NOS barrel and had the factory replace the original 6” …