whats your latest brand new revolver purchase?

[9mmsubgun-m11]

First of March 2014 bought a brand new 627 Pro Series,first of May 2014 brand new 627 2.6" Performance Center. Before that brand new 500 Magnum at dealer cost when they were first shipped at my cousins gunshop-not sure what the date was but do remember it was only the seconed one in the county at the time and it remains NIB.

 

[MTsmithpc]

Waiting on my 627 V-Comp to show up.

 

[BruMatt]

I picked up a new 69 a month ago. I've put 500 rounds through it and couldn't be happier with its performance.

 

[SandWAlphabet]

It's been awhile for "new" Smith's. But I believe the last new one I picked up was in the summer of 2011-It was a 617-6 6" since I baby my 617 do dash safe queens. Now if we go with the latest Smith picked up, it would be a 610 no dash, 6.5" LNIB I was looking at the 986 or 929 9mm's if I ever do go the new Smith route. By the way, anyone have either of these? If so, what do you think?

 

[PR24]

Does a 67-1 that was basically new from a pvt collection count?

 

[PR24]

I'm the proud owner of a new Model 69...

First new S&W I've bought in 8 years. Couldn't be happier.

How's she shoot?

 

[raljr1]

couple years back we bought a 642 dash 2 for my wife. she didn't like it because of the recoil so now its my CCW pistol.

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[at_liberty]

Does a 67-1 that was basically new from a pvt collection count?

Never fired, maybe. Nice gun. Mine needs a little work after being ridden hard before I bought it on auction.

 

[BAM-BAM]

Wow.............
last one I recall........ is either a 640 in 1989 or 2 3"66s in the late 80s....

Like new in box...Jan 2014.... a 4" 34 ....... a collectors gun .....stored in the box since ....1983!

 

[whitestang]

A few weeks ago, complete with the proper box and paperwork, in all appearances as NIB NYSP 520.

I bought one in 1984 and shot about 500 rounds in it. I traded it back in march for a M&P 9c. When I get a CCW permit the 9c will be my carry gun.

 

[329]

Had to trade 4 to get it but it is worth it. Freedom Arms 83 in 44 mag.

 

[luv2rideWV]

2 1/2" 686

The last revolver was one I had on lay-a-way and finally picked up - it is a S&W 686 with a 2 1/2" barrel. Shoots well. Transitions well from target to target. Not too heavy but has enough heft to help control recoil. Rides in a Galco Combat Master holster, so it carries well. Needs some rounds put through it to help smooth it up some. Like all new S&W's, it is a little rough and has a real heavy trigger. However, I know what it'll be like after it has been used for a while. I'll be happy with it.

 

[Bob1943]

Ruger 2.5" stainless Alaskan, .44 magnum. Beautiful 45 oz hunk of stainless steel.

 

[Rolling]

Brand spanking new 686 4".

The newest member of the family. Haven't even shot it yet. Manufactured 04/2014.

 

[plattincreek]

Colt Detective Special in 1972 when they were talking about banning short barreled revolvers. I like the classics and think that the older guns were much better made than what they are turning out now. Also, I'm not so much into the plastic guns of today.

 

[hangnoose]

FACTORY BRAND NEW?

1985, Ruger redhawk in 357 5 1/2" bbl, 1986 2- Ruger sp 1o1's 2 1/2 & 3 " hammerless's. 2005 S&W 6" 617. There's really not much I wouldn't prefer an older mdl, MAYBE a Freedom arms.

 

[Widetrack]

Fresh out of high school in 1974 I bought a 29-2 with an 8 3/8" barrel, most accurate revolver I've ever owned. Been used guns ever since then.

 

[mhl6493]

Found a 640-3 at my lgs a couple of weeks ago, for what seemed like a pretty good price. Wasn't looking to buy, but simply had to take it home...

 

[tim c]

638 2 months ago

 

[1911-10MM]

Brand new 60-4