I don't have a digital camera, other than my cel-phone, and until the economy quits tanking and tourism starts to recover (and let's NOT forget the Mexican Drug War problem, which is also causing a big slow-down), I doubt I'll be able to buy one anytime soon.
Still, friends visiting me often bring nice cameras and sometimes take a photo or two of some of my guns that they are amazed to find in this backwater locale.
Here's a couple or three. Phil Roettinger's original blaster that he used on Guadalcanal and later Bouganville, photographed by a friend of mine who is an Edmontno Police Sergeant and who was fascinated with the piece and it's history (written up, thanks to Onomea, in thread;
http://smith-wessonforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/5401039...231099232#9231099232
This isn't a revolver, but it is a Smith. My 3904, with a Galco Miami Vice style holster -- photographed after in returned from my Gunsmith who did a nice job two-toning the frame with that spray-on stuff from Brownell's. This one was registered back when things like that could be "arranged". Also, I had good friends at the time that could "arrange" it. Don't get to shoot it much, but when I can I sure enjoy it.
Not artsy, but for here, my home made K-38 H.B. built on a Model 14-3 using the guts of a Model 64 parts kit just RULES! Not another like it incountry, I imagine, and the cylinder is moonclipped to boot!
