Simply Stunning
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That sure is a pretty gun....but I'll be willing to bet that there will be some folks who think their gun is prettier!!
Just for example...I'm rather partial to this old Colt Army Special, the predecessor of the Colt Official Police. Dates back to 1925. Not a period holster, but I had it, and it is a perfect fit, so I use it. It has some modifications, like the hammer and the checkered front and back straps, and the ivory grips:
Best Regards, Les
Just for example...I'm rather partial to this old Colt Army Special, the predecessor of the Colt Official Police. Dates back to 1925. Not a period holster, but I had it, and it is a perfect fit, so I use it. It has some modifications, like the hammer and the checkered front and back straps, and the ivory grips:
Best Regards, Les
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opaul
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Just another old Smith and a Colt [emoji1]
revolver_ph
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Yes, that is a handsome critter. BUT:
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opaul
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Save your photo to your desktop (or pictures file), click on the drop down box with the paper clip in the advanced setting (this is where you post your replies). When that box opens, select browse and desktop when your browser window opens, right click the photo that you saved to your desktop that you want to post and choose select. The dialog message will say photo uploading once that's done, you can choose a few more or just post your picture.
Hope this helps.
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opaul
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This method of posting photos works great, but be aware there is a size limit to the file. You will get a dialogue box that tells you the maximum dimensions. This will attach a postage stamp image that the reader can click to enlarge. If you want to insert full sized images inline within the text of the post, you will have to first place your picture on another "hosting" site such as photobucket, then link to the forum post. A bit more involved, but this is the only way to get a very high resolution photo on the forum. I believe the limits save bandwidth on this site. Otherwise, us photo crazy picture lovers would overload the site. You can see examples of both methods in the posts above.
bravastar1
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Here is one of my stun guns. Don't yell at me,the Colt started this.
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opaul
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Good feedback. I personally don't use hosting sites, but I guess I could give it a try.
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How about this old girl?? Personally, I think she's still stunning, even though she was born way back in 1979!!!
Best Regards, Les
Best Regards, Les
A worn 22
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686-4, a beauty and a beast:
DocB
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I should have mentioned when I posted that nickel 19-5, my wife says they all look the same to her. The only Smith I've ever bought that my wife said looked different and stunning is this one. First time she has ever said, "That's a pretty gun." So, according to my wife, this is my most stunning gun. . .99% 32 caliber circa 1929 with factory MOP grips.
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That is sooooo purty!686-4, a beauty and a beast:
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Birdgun
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Now this little lady may have some years (circa 188?), but she is prettied up and ready for a night out.
S&W 4th Model "Pocket Gun" in .32 S&W.
Thanks for looking.
God bless,
Birdgun
S&W 4th Model "Pocket Gun" in .32 S&W.
Thanks for looking.
God bless,
Birdgun
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Birdgun
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Flawless beauty.
15-4 "Combat Masterpiece"
Thanks for viewing this classic beauty.
God bless,
Birdgun
15-4 "Combat Masterpiece"
Thanks for viewing this classic beauty.
God bless,
Birdgun
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Did someone say purty guns? Reverse Pinto Model 29-2, letters to 1968.
HOUSTON RICK
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Simplicity:
Here's a couple from the safe:
If they weren't purty, I wouldn't have bought them!
If they weren't purty, I wouldn't have bought them!
DevilDog72
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I have posted this old girl before....but, y'all are forcing me to add my 2 cents:
JohnRippert
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While I have one and agree that the M65 is a handsome firearm, I don't think I could ever call a stainless revolver "stunning".
Now my Model 19-2 is to me quite stunning.
Now my Model 19-2 is to me quite stunning.
Richard Simmons
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These gals sure look pretty to me.
Frizzman
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Wow!...I guess I'm old because the instructions on how to put pictures on here left me mystified in the first sentence.
I have a few S&W revolvers and other revolvers and pistols. I recently got a very clean M65-2 three inch that I like quite a bit. I will hopefully learn how to put some pictures of my nicer shooters up someday...I see some handsome example on here today!
I have a few S&W revolvers and other revolvers and pistols. I recently got a very clean M65-2 three inch that I like quite a bit. I will hopefully learn how to put some pictures of my nicer shooters up someday...I see some handsome example on here today!
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69HEMI-R/T
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You will figure it out Frizzman. It really is pretty simple when you use A hosting site such as Photobucket.
This is an unfired except at the factory Model 586 no dash.
And, this is my Model 18-2
This is an unfired except at the factory Model 586 no dash.
And, this is my Model 18-2
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