Post up your favorite smith out of your collecrion

[garddogg56]

My favorite hands down is a 66-1

 

[SmithNut]

Favorite Smith ? Kind of a tough order.....

If it has to be in this forum's timeframe, then one of the Performance Center M14-6 units made for PPC and distributed by Roper Police Supply.

But - if it can be a revolver that would be from an earlier timeframe, I'll go with my 3 1/2" Registered Magnum....

Enjoy.............

 

[richrd]

it's ok to have a favorite kid, but your wife will try to tell you it should be one of yours.



is it this 17-3 with one the two best triggers ever?

or maybe this Bill Davis with the absolute best trigger ever and tack driving accurcy as well

 

[Vtgw938]

Not my most valuable or best looking for sure but about my favorite. 1969 Model 28-2.

 

[C Islander]

My 3 inch 65/

 

[22lrfan]

Favorite newer gun would be my 25-5.

Favorite older gun would be my 1912 triplelock.

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

Not enough bandwith................

 

[TJm15.38]

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My 3 inch 65/

It is certainly one of my favorites and a great shooter.

 

[Toyman]

Smith and Wesson model 68 with John Hurst grips.

 

[two-bit cowboy]

Without a doubt, this July 1953 five-screw 3" Chiefs Special.

 

[Lonestar57]

CS-1, it's a survivor.

 

[robvious]

CS-1, it's a survivor.

I totally agree... CS-1... but the half lug 5 inch is a close 2nd

 

[4K2022]

John Ross 500s

The Smith & Wesson 500. 6.5” barrel.

! 500 Magnum !

My Favorite S&W is my Next S&W
I’m NOT a box collector but this is my favorite BOX !! A little water wicked its way to the white box and serial number end of the box.
The 50BMG round hides the gun serial number printed on the label.

The black gun came in the box. The story of its arrival is a fascinating one, the ending goes like this. I told my wife I “wanted “ it for Christmas and she gave it to me in my Easter basket!

King of the cabinet for sure, but then the Satin Model,,,
With exact serial numerals made its way SOMEHOW into my information silo.

 

[sprscientist]

My favorite just might be my only one that happens to have "the lock".

610-3, 3 7/8" barrel, unfluted cylinder. Culina osage orange grips.

Maybe tied with this 686-3 w/ factory presentation grips.

 

[BabaBlueJay]

My 686-3 snub. I consider the -3 to be the high water mark due to fixing all the issues with the early iterations while still retaining the forged & chromed hammer/trigger combination. This one is extra special to me because the date on the wood combats is my father's birthday and he was the man I looked up to most, growing up.

 

[BKLooney]

This model 29-2, a gift from my mother.

 

[rocknroad]

Without a doubt, my 1940 .38/44 Outdoorsman. Not only is my favorite to shoot because of the buttery smooth trigger but, it was my Grandfather's first LEO duty carry.

My sons are already campaigning to be the one that gets it after me.

 

[ladder13]

Maybe this 27-2

 

[Rodfac]

Hard to pick just one, but my current favorite, a M67-1, has renewed my interest in the .38 Special cartridge...with true wadcutters or Lyman mold 358156GC SWC, this Louisville Police turn-in from long ago is still a formidable contender for daily carry here on our farm. With a butter smooth DA trigger and a crisp SA, it's a joy to carry. Best Regards, Rod

 

[TheTinMan]

This 3” Model 66-4 was the first revolver I ever bought.

For 1980-present, this Model 624 might be my favorite to look at. Fun to shoot too!