The fall 2008 kitgun picture thread

[Hendricks]

PER WAR

EARLY POST WAR

MODEL OF 1953

 

[rimfired]

Originally posted by diamonback68:
rimfired, don't ya just love those little 51s?

Right you are Dick! I needed the O/S Eagle grips for my big mitts. Great little guns.

 

[diamonback68]

Originally posted by toroflow1:
and their $12 a box ammo!!

Yeah, but you get so much more BANG for the buck.

I got a lot of $6 stuff around here.

 

[geoff40]

Hendricks, those are really great, that is a very nice kit gun collection you have there. I am really interested in the early ones, with the half round sight blade.
Hmmm, maybe someone just for some fun mind you, should have Keith carve up a set of "prewar J frame magnas" for a gun like that early square butt of yours, what a hoot that would be!

 

[35Rem]

I need to learn to take better pictures. This is my 63 no dash, with the "box and docks"

 

[animalmother]

Some pics of my NIB 631 safequeen:

 

[Ol' M&P]

317 My Always Gun...

 

[TNDave]

Here are a couple Model 34's I am very fond of. The 4" gun is one a friend traded into. He kept it for me several months until I had a little cash to get it. I really appreciated that. It is a real shooter too.
I burned with desire for the 2" gun until I found a really nice one. People don't think you can hit with it, but you can. It is a lot of fun on the range.

 

[SemperGumby]

Sorry for the stupid question here, guys, but what makes a S&W revo a "kitgun" - interchangeable cylinders/calibers?

Thanks!

 

[CAJUNLAWYER]

hendricks-that collection is breathtaking

I LOVE that pre war!!!

 

[RABULL]

My 1955 pre-Model 43 .22 LR Lightweight Kit gun.

 

[Hanweii]

My 34-1 Kit gun

 

[dbracin]

Originally posted by akviper:
Models 317, 63, 34, 43, and a 63.

Is that 317 one of the 120 2" with sights?
I have one just like it.

 

[jsmith357]

ol' MP what holster is that? thanks

 

[Kitgun]

Great looking guns! I got figure out how to posts pics. again. Something seems to have changed.

 

[szuppo]

 

[Kitgun]

Not a great picture by any stretch. This is one of the BP guns from 1970 that had major timing issues. The hand ring on cylinder looks like it was done with a pipe cutter. But after several repairs, thousands of rounds and 37 years of service its still my all time favorite Smith.

 

[Lenshappy]

Nice pix you guys!

Hanweii - very pretty - two paws up for the pix & composition

 

[Hanweii]

Thanks Photo! Now where are YOUR kitgun photos?!

 

[ldp4570]

Ya'll left out the 60-4!!!!!!!!
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