Rack 'em Up Again 44 Mag Style

[DesertFox]

I'm slackjawed. Big respect to those who have 44 or more 44's!

 

[jtcarm]

Ultimate man cave for sure.

 

[HamHands]

Hmmmmm....I wonder if my wife would let me spend $20,000 or so on one brand and caliber of revolver. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. I crack myself up sometimes.

That manly collection is upwards of 40K... And 40K well spent!

 

[davek42_43130]

OMG I think I'm outside the pearly gates You are the KING


WOW
As an old Marine I have to bowel to you.....

I LIKE your style..

27's on a stick..

 

[joe44va]

Nice stick too!

 

[Buck13]

27's on a stick..

So, if I'm eyeballing this right, many of the .44s in the OP are 8-3/8" barrels, but only one of these Model 27s is that length. Is that anything like the barrel length distribution of the actual numbers of Model 27s and Model 29s produced?

I've been wanting to have an 8-3/8" Smith for a while, but haven't been serious enough to actually start searching for one. I would be happy with either a 27 or a 29. Just curious which I'm more likely to find.

 

[75Vette]

So, if I'm eyeballing this right, many of the .44s in the OP are 8-3/8" barrels, but only one of these Model 27s is that length. Is that anything like the actual barrel length distribution of the actual numbers of Model 27s and Model 29s produced?

I've been wanting to have an 8-3/8" Smith for a while, but haven't been serious enough to actually start searching for one. I would be happy with either a 27 or a 29. Just curious which I'm more likely to find.

I couldn't say as to the amount of 8 3/8" 27s or 29/629s built but I personally prefer the 6" and 8 3/8" barreled 44s.

 

[Buck13]

I couldn't say as to the amount of 8 3/8" 27s or 29/629s built but I personally prefer the 6" to 8 3/8" barreled 44s.

Well, I'd be happy to take one of those undesirable long-barreled pieces off your hands.