The UGLY Brazilian

[Heinz]

My 1917 is in pretty good shape. As noted, it shoots well. Also, I like the half moon clips but I do have one of th0se load/unloader tools

 

[Green Frog]

Like the old guy said of his wife, “She ain’t pretty, but she’s permanent!”

 

[AJMBLAZER]

Here is a very Ugly one - I considered buying to restore, has well done Modification. But it went for WAY over my budget.

Is that from GB last year? I bid but was amazed at how high it went.

 

[crasig]

Is that from GB last year? I bid but was amazed at how high it went.

Probably the one, it was in Louisiana. I wondered if it had been exhumed with a gangsters body - when I saw it.
Hint: I paid WAY less for mine because it was miss-listed as a surplus Victory model .45acp DA. it had been on over a month, My offer of what I had to spend GOT IT. I had spent lots of time looking for one that was poorly described -then pounced.

 

[Mike LaNier]

My love affair with S&W DA revolvers in .45 ACP started in 1958, when I was given the opportunity to shoot a 1955 Target...first .45 I ever shot, loved it, and due to happenstance and good luck over a 50 year period, I own that same gun today... along with a pristine 1917 and a 2nd Model Hand Ejector 'War Surplus' converted from .455 Mk II to .45 ACP. They all seem to work just fine, but the 1955 Target is truly amazing... probably the most accurate handgun I own. Just too much fun!