"Twins"....

[SrBenelli]

Dug a few classics out to clean and decided to snap a pic of "big n' little"...

The 28-2 is a 1973 vintage and the 36 is from 1963

 

[robvious]

I understand completely... lol

 

[Retired W4]

And then there are identical twins.

Post war baby boomers.

 

[Truckman]

I understand the need...Here's some triplets, 4" 1950 .44 Specials (very special to me)......Ben

[Edit: The middle guy has big feet, thus the bigger shoes...]

 

[paplinker]

Not twins but a big brother and a little brother,

oops....older brothers

 

[Pizza Bob]

Fraternal Twins or Brother from another mother?

Top is 25-10 with Curt Harlow myrtle wood stocks. Bottom is 38/44 Heavy Duty converted to target configuration by Kings Gun Works with Keith Brown black walnut stocks.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[Pizza Bob]

And there are also triplets...

although, as you can see, some are better endowed than others.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[kscharlie]

So here are twins protecting baby sister...

 

[Rakkasan13F]

My triplet Model 12's.

 

[4K2022]

I have a pair of Big’ns and a pair of 4th change 32-20 targets

 

[Shotguncoach]

Family pictures are fun....

Some K-38's - a 5 screw, a 4 screw, a 14 no dash, a slightly modified 14-2, and a 14-3. As I was cleaning up I realized that I forgot about Project Muffin Top, so like most families there is that one that doesn't show up for picture day.

This litter had an albino. It happens sometimes....a 15-1, a pair of 15-2's, a 15-3, and a 67 no dash.

Every family has the loud ones. A 66-2, a 19-2, and a 19-3.

 

[Tom K]

Dug a few classics out to clean and decided to snap a pic of "big n' little"...

The 28-2 is a 1973 vintage and the 36 is from 1963

How about "bigger and littlerer"?

Or "longer and shorterer"?

 

[Shotguncoach]

In my family it's never really a party unless the cops show up, so here's a pair of 28-2's

And a trio of 624's

A couple of 1950 Target .44 Specials

 

[Shotguncoach]

I understand the need...Here's some triplets, 4" 1950 .44 Specials (very special to me)......Ben

Hi Ben....call and raise

The bottom row all letter as original 4" 1950 Targets. Lower left corner is the Elmer Keith gun. Upper left corner belonged to Wildey Moore per a letter from his estate, but Smith & Wesson shows it "open on the books" and can't document it as even existing. Top right is waiting on a letter.

 

[Capt. F.]

My 624 3” and 66 2 1/2”

 

[RKmesa]

Fraternal twins from the 1950s (both can shoot 38 Special ammo)