Pizza Bob
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What's Wrong With This Picture?
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Engine49guy
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The first thing is its facing the wrong way unless you want to hide that it has an iL which is what the factory does.
My guess is some sorta 620 L frame ?
The cylinder almost looks K frame but when the stop notches align with the flutes it's an odd number of rounds so 7 shot.
The right side relieved stocks are generally found on comemoratives with engraving so my guess those were added ?
Once upon a time the caliber was on the barrels right side IIRC, Guessing its a .357.
Wait is it a flash chromed hammer trigger?
My guess is some sorta 620 L frame ?
The cylinder almost looks K frame but when the stop notches align with the flutes it's an odd number of rounds so 7 shot.
The right side relieved stocks are generally found on comemoratives with engraving so my guess those were added ?
Once upon a time the caliber was on the barrels right side IIRC, Guessing its a .357.
Wait is it a flash chromed hammer trigger?
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Pizza Bob
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Just so you don't think I'm trying to hide anything, here's a picture of the other side...
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The 620 never ocurred to me.
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Agreed, a model 620. But where are the stock screw and escutcheons?
Speed-loader relief on the right grip?
Barbarian-CBX
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Grips are for older revolver and cutout on right hand side, I believe, unless my believer is broken.
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They appear to be factory Presentation stocks, cleared on the right side for engraving on the sideplate.
No caliber markings?
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Also no logo on the right sideplate.
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No S&W logo on either side?
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Hard to see, but the S&W logo is on the L/S just below the cylinder release.
The relief cut on the right side is what makes them "presentation" - but that's not it.
Someone almost got it.
We'll let this run a while.
It looks like a 5 shot cylinder to me!
Two piece barrel?
Smith medallions in a Hogue grip?
