Revolver photos - the real artistic ones

[Sparkyshooter]

These are all so great, but my favorite has got to be this one from mm6mm6 based on my amateurish artistic sense:

Good job, mm6mm6! That photo's a piece of art if you ask me!

Thanks to everyone for participating!

 

[Sparkyshooter]

is that a 686, mm6mm6?

 

[szuppo]

I too wish DHART was still posting some pictures. Now that man had a talent for photographing firearms that rivals that of even the best gun rag photographers!
That's not to say there aren't some damn great photos posted here but that man was genius! Dare I say a man among boys!

 

[bravastar1]

I can't take credit for taking this picture but thanks to a forum member I now own this beauty.

 

[BRush]

Superior pictures by all. Here are some more for the thread.

 

[mm6mm6]

Thanks Sparky! You're too kind! And yep, that's a 686 no dash!

 

[starbuck]

Not the best photo but my 296 and Patek Philippe.

 

[bk43]

BRush, very nice. That's some pretty high end stuff with perfect age on it all. Obviously a lot of thought went into putting it together.

Bob

 

[GF]

Here's one my 10yr old neice Abby Photoshoped for this thread.
(Now she wants to shoot the rifle.)

I know it says -Revolver Photos- I hope SparkyShooter will be OK with an AR-15 in his thread.

 

[BRush]

Thanks for the kind words. Here is Reg. Mag. No. 301 fr your approval.




Also a 32-20 H.E. 2nd Model Target from 1906 and a Win 94 Short Rifle, Both from 1898.

 

[JayCeeNC]

BRush, that RM with Roper grips is a joy to behold! Thanks for sharing it.

 

[chevypilot]

 

[july1952]

The Classic Hunter Brothers:

Top gun is my first S&W 19 years ago 686-3, wood is Kingwood

Bottom gun is the 629-3, wood is Cocobolo.

 

[ditrina]

My two cents... Plus one

 

[doublesharp]

IMI Timberwolf .357, mod 28 and a Case XX Bulldog

4th of July 2008