Show off your stainless J's!

[MDMarauder]

Model 60 pro.

Model 637 pro Blacken Stainless.

 

[VaRecon]

Those model 60 Pro's are gorgeous.
Is the 637 pro ported?

 

[steamloco76]

Here is the elusive 60-4 with target sights and 3 inch full lug barrel.

The 2.5 inch 642-2 is the lightweight of my J frame stable.

My favorite J frame is this 60-7 which lost its ugly rubber OE grips for a set of NOS magnas and a T grip.

My wife's protector-her 60-5 Lady Smith 3 inch.

 

[Lobster Picnic]

The M60s are absolutely gorgeous, steamloco76.

 

[MDMarauder]

Those model 60 Pro's are gorgeous.
Is the 637 pro ported?

Yes, the 637pro is ported.
Product: ARCHIVE: Model 637

 

[Goony]

Here's the earliest stainless steel J-frame you'll ever see (actually, the first stainless Smith & Wesson, period). This Model 60 is one of the initial 39 made up in a pilot production run in 1965 (serial numbers 401754 through 401792), my understanding being that these were utilized for promotional purposes and as saleman's samples. Note the high polish. Also, in the beginning S&W went all in on this new material, with everything being fabricated out of stainless steel, including the bright hammer and trigger, as well as the stock medallions, escutcheons, and screw.

 

[kdailey]

OK.

 

[Fredo Batali]

Here's my one and only stainless J frame. I love it and carry it all the time somewhere on my person.

De Oppresso Liber

 

[stonehorses]

The M60 Family

Here is the M60 family. First out is M60 no dash with original box and grips.
Second pic includes:
M60-18
M60-10
M60- 4
M60- 1
M60 no dash.
Missing from the family photo is M63-4.

 

[gunnerbern]

Model 63 2"

purchased new in 1995

 

[MacheteSteve]

Model 60 Pro

Here's my Model 60 Pro Series with Ahrends Banana grips in Cordia.

 

[Ranger98]

60-14

 

[bigshep85]

Pilgrim6a

I have to ask what blade that is. Who made it?

 

[pilgrim6a]

bigshep85.
That's a Pacific Cutlery 'Samson Boot Knife' aka 'Wee Hawk'.

 

[DC7]

The original stainless J-frame

Here's the earliest stainless steel J-frame you'll ever see (actually, the first stainless Smith & Wesson, period). This Model 60 is one of the initial 39 made up in a pilot production run in 1965 (serial numbers 401754 through 401792), my understanding being that these were utilized for promotional purposes and as saleman's samples. Note the high polish. Also, in the beginning S&W went all in on this new material, with everything being fabricated out of stainless steel, including the bright hammer and trigger, as well as the stock medallions, escutcheons, and screw.

Here's another from the same batch. This one is serial number 401790:

 

[Edmo]

Square-butt model 60 no dash and a 642CT...

Edmo

 

[IvanW]

Here's my 640-1. Pics don't do it justice. Great trigger that I had smoothed a bit and XS Big-Dot sight make it a formidable carry piece, especially loaded with Buffalo Bore Tactical .357 loads.

 

[jsalas2]

jsalas

I'm liking those grips.

 

[neon8]

My carry piece, 640-1.

 

[vrichard]

A couple of early mdl. 60`s.
Dick

Left to right 1965--1966----1972