Post war, satin blue, fixed sights

[wbraswell]

The title says it all. This has been my focus for a while, now. After years of aimlessly collecting S&W, I have started to focus on a particular area that I enjoy.
These are all Post War, satin blue, fixed sight revolvers. The N-frames at the top are, 1950 38/44 Heavy Duty 6.5"bbl., Transitional 38/44 Heavy Duty 4"bbl, .44spl. 3rd Model Military. The K-frames are M&P 38spl. in 4" and 2". The I-frames across the bottom are, .32 HE 3.25"bbl, .38 Regulation Police,
Terrier, .32 HE 2"bbl, and last the .38 spl. "Baby" Chief Special.

 

[Hondo44]

Since the .44 is post war that would make make it a Transitional as well.

 

[two-bit cowboy]

Very nice group. Are you in search of a K-22?

If those post-1968 magna stocks are flush with the butt of the Terrier someone apparently did a nice job of shortening them by ⅛" to make them fit well.

I'm sure you know the Chiefs Special is a J-frame, not an I-frame.

 

[wbraswell]

Very nice group. Are you in search of a K-22?

If those post-1968 magna stocks are flush with the butt of the Terrier someone apparently did a nice job of shortening them by ⅛" to make them fit well.

I'm sure you know the Chiefs Special is a J-frame, not an I-frame.

Thanks TBC, The only K22 that would fit in this group would be the early Pre-45, and I don't know if I have ever seen one, and I know I've never seen one that I could afford! Those stocks on the Terrier were actually on the .32HE snub when I bought it. I've noticed on Gunbroker that someone in Denton, TX sells J-frame stocks that are altered to fit I-frames. That's probably where these came from because I bought that gun from a guy walking around in a Ft. Worth gun show. (I knew someone would catch those stocks!) Yes, I know the Baby isn't an I, technically, sometimes I forget because of the trigger guard and grip frame. I'm trying to find a guy who has a 1950 Army, that I saw last week, but no luck, so far.