What gun is your nightstand gun?

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I have had several standing guard but my 28-2 6" is standing watch these days...er nights
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It is nice to put a classic back n action.
 
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I have had several standing guard but my 28-2 6" is standing watch these days...er nights
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It is nice to put a classic back n action.
 
LOL, I was just siting here with my coffee and my little no dash 36 wonder why I don't use this little beauty. Nice 37 too, love that look.
 
Originally posted by Revolver_King:
A model 292 with CT laser grips,
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Revolver_King:

I've never heard of a Model 292...can you provide more details? It looks like it has a Bodyguard-type configuration, but there is no slot for the hammer.

Thanks,

Dave
 
Double-O-Dave I believe Revolver-King meant Model 242 as I see a 7 shot 38 spl L Frame Centennial..
The only other revolver S&W made that looks like that is a Model 296 which is a 5 shot 44spl..
I also note that His Titainium cylinder has been cut for 686+ Moon clips.. Plus I see a Big dot nightsight & CTC Grips..
Great Pic of a Great carry Piece..

The Gun I have closest to were I sleep currently is a Beretta92FS with a 3" 686 sitting right beside it.. Just In Case!!
Gary/Hk
 
RK and DOD,

I think the model number is actually 242. I hadn't heard of it before either, though I knew about the 296, which is a similarly hammerless .44 special (five shots, like the fabled 696).

In these titanium models alone, the "hump" completely encloses the hammer. They resemble the Bodyguard style, but they are functionally DAO Centennials.

RK, is the moonclip feature original with your gun, or is that the result of after-sale smithing?

Edited to add: Headknocker, you got there a minute before me. Thanks for the additional observations about this interesting L-frame. I think I may want one.

David W.
 
On my side, a 329PD with 230g 429421HP's.
On wife's side, 629-1 with same boolit.
 
Glock 23 with 13 rounds of Remington's 165gr Goldensaber's, and a spare magazine on the holster

Don't worry, there is also a 624 close at hand
 
Nice thing about a nightstand gun is that size and weight is pretty irrelevant, as opposed to a carry weapon.

Mine has varied, from 1911s, to a 627, to a Bond Arms Derringer loaded with 410 3" 00 buckshot, to the current favorite, an FN Five-seveN 5.7x28.....20 rounds of sound and fury and not a lot of sheetrock/innocent-bystander penetration.
 
Lately I have a 681 loaded with Federal +P Nyclad 158gr LSWCHP and two reloads of Remington 158gr SJHP magnums.
 
(If I hadn't sold ALL my GUNS!)
Wintertime, Heavily dressed bad guy, it would be a 22-4 45acp...easier to wield than a 12gauge shotgun. It is duck hunting season isn't it?
Notime2
 
Springfield Armory GI .45. No bells, no whistles, just like it came from WWII...I even replaced the grips with GI plastic. I keep it loaded with Speer Lawman 200 gr. HP.
 
On my side of the bed... M21-4 with Blazer Gold Dots, RIA 1911 with Georgia Arms hollowpoints, 12 ga double barrel coach gun propped against the wall and nightstand.
Wifes side... Taurus M445 .44 special snubby, High Standard 1911 .45 compact, Remington 20 ga semi auto propped against the wall.


Jim
 
Headknocker and DC Wilson:

Thanks for the information. I wasn't aware of the L frame models and configurations.

Regards,

Dave
 
A 1990 SA Standard worked over by my retired Coast Guard Gunners Mate friend with Ranger 230 gr. JHP's, no round in chamber. Reason is for safety as my grandaughter cannot cycle the slide and I want to be awake and aware if and when trouble comes. Also a 870 riot loaded to the hilt with OO. no round in chamber. Cell phone a must also.

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A 3" 657 in the living room with 210 gr. Speer Gold Dot's.

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Also a alarm system to assist my 85 lb. American Bulldog buddy Bruno. We sleep VERY secure at night!

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Merry Christmas All!

Roger
 
The moon clip conversion was a after market that I had done. I also have a Mossberg 590 tactical 9 round shot gun in my bedroom closet. the 242 is for the wife when I am at the firehouse.
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