Smith SS revolvers....

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Four days ago I did not have a single Smith
in SS.
I always liked Blue and Nickel guns.
Picked up the 64 off a gun show table(I had the stags)
and the 629 came to me via a trade.
The 67 was found in a local pawn shop today.
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Hey you’re doing great! Stainless is just so much easier to take care of and keep looking great. My workhorse revolvers are beginning to take on the look .....

Just gave this M66 a new home along with some new stocks!

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And this little M60 ND is starting to get some major pocket time.

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Thumbs up for stainless! You have a great trio.

My example is (was) a bead blasted "LadySmith" , which is really a model 60 dash something with a marketing gimmick name laser etched on the frame. A whole bunch of FLITZ and dremel cloth wheels later it became a straight up 60 , the way it aught to be.

Enjoy cleaning and polishing your stainless revolvers. Nice to know that you can't wear thru the finish.
 

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My SS Smiths only number two, one that Smith built for too short a time and in all too few numbers, and one they should have built but never did (so I had to build my own.) Behold Project 616 and Model 616.

Froggie
 

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