I'm thinking of heading down the same path of parting with mine. 60, no dash.My first S&W was a Model 60 that I bought at Davi's Guns in Raleigh, North Carolina, in or around 2002. I remember riding over to Davi's on my Harley Sportster that afternoon.
Wish I still had that old rig. It's funny how we never regret buying them, but we sure do regret selling them.
Mike
I'm waiting for my first S&W right now. Ordered a 686-6 plus deluxe with a 6" barrel. Looking forward to having it home soon.Hello:
What was your very first Smith and Wesson that you purchased?
Mine was a model 64-5 from a few years ago. I got back into shooting a few years ago.
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My cash flow problem started in my younger days with Dirty Harry's influence. Many have come and gone since then. Some (now gone) with deep regret.
I'm not a wheel gun owner but I do like them. My first S&W is still my favorite - M&P15 Sport II. Since then I bought a 380EZ for my wife so she could get her carry permit. That worked out extremely well. I liked that one so much I bought the 9mmEZ for my EDC. She started going shooting with me a lot since her carry license was obtained so we ended up with another Sport II. A his-n-her's thing, both are scoped. Since then I haven't purchased any more. I still have a 92FS in two-tone as my safe queen. I really like that but it's more for show with the walnut grips and Trijicon sights. Nice firearm but too big and heavy for an EDC. I am looking at the new EZ 30 Super Carry but that caliber is not very popular just yet. I'm going to wait and see. Love S&W products for sure.Hello:
What was your very first Smith and Wesson that you purchased?
Mine was a model 64-5 from a few years ago. I got back into shooting a few years ago.
I have several now, but the 64 was my first and favoriteView attachment 787815
Yes my 64 was an overseas LE trade in. Bobbed hammer and DAO.Beauty, was it a service weapon in a prior life? My 10-8 was in the big![]()
Although not my first S&W I did the same thing you did. I bought the same boxed Model 57 because Model 29 were scarce as hens teeth. I sold mine 2-3 years ago for about 7 times what I paid for it.When I got out of college and had my first real job, I looked for a "Dirty Harry" Model 29. Unfortunately, they were as scarce as hen's teeth in 1977-78, so instead I purchased a brand spankin' new blued 4" Model 57 (with the mahogany presentation case). It turned out to be an excellent choice for me...plenty of power and very accurate. I put quite a few rounds through it, and due to cost of ammo I started reloading .41 Magnum. However, about two years after I bought it a burglar broke into my apartment and stole that Model 57 along with my roommate's 6" Colt Python. Dang the bad luck! The burglar only left me the presentation case and tools. I only recently replaced that stolen Model 57 with a minty nickel 4" Model 57 from the same era...and I still have the original case. The Model 57 is still one of my favorites!
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Mine was a CS 40 pistol followed closely by a 686 revolver. Unfortunately, both were traded away a long time ago.Hello:
What was your very first Smith and Wesson that you purchased?
Mine was a model 64-5 from a few years ago. I got back into shooting a few years ago.
I have several now, but the 64 was my first and favoriteView attachment 787815