Pics: The New and the Old

Doc Savage

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Here are some shots of the old S&W pistol that was my grandfather's along with the new Sigma I just purchased.

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Crossed Pistols

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The obligatory gun and knife shot (we call it my pig sticker)

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Robert
 
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Here are some shots of the old S&W pistol that was my grandfather's along with the new Sigma I just purchased.

Pistol045a1.jpg


Crossed Pistols

Pistol055a1.jpg


The obligatory gun and knife shot (we call it my pig sticker)

Pistol051a1.jpg


Robert
 
Thanks Smith10.

GIJoe,
Definitely staying with the Sigma. Got it after finding out the revolver was 110 years old
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Robert
 
I have nearly the same revolver but in blue. My father in law gave it to me with a box of recently manufactured ammunition. His father bought it years ago, i figure it was built around 1901. I haven't shot it but maybe I should?
 
Thanks for the compliments on the photos, used to do commercial photography, but engineering paid better
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It shoots pretty good. Need to get some fresh ammo though, what I have is from the 70's. Action is smooth and really with all the complaints about the Sigma trigger, I don't think it's any different than the revolver myself.

I'm waiting to send off for my letter. Just hasn't made it up my list yet.

Robert
 
The Sigma is plastic and machine-made, the old wheel gun by men in aprons with leather gloves and hammers. The old S&W pistols are works of art. Growing up in Hartford (COLT) and Springfield just 20 minutes up I-91, I've seen some great old pistols in museums and private collections.
 
By the way, I have a rip-off copy of the old S&W revolver you have. I have an old Iver Johnson (Mass.) .32 ,the twin of your S&W. Rossi wasn't the first company to "forge" the S&W pattern.
 
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