Which 3 would you keep.
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If I had to pick 3-
M63 4" 22lr
M586 4" blue 357 mag
M29-2 8 3/8" blue 44 mag
(My EDC is a Colt Cobra)
M63 4" 22lr
M586 4" blue 357 mag
M29-2 8 3/8" blue 44 mag
(My EDC is a Colt Cobra)
snowman.45
Member
PC681+ 3", 65-5 3", 640-1 2.125". What more does a man need(at least in .38/.357)?
peterdeb
Member
At this time,
dotdsd334
Member
Despite the fact only 3 is impossible I'll still try....
99% 28 no dash 6" w/ box, docs, tools
4" 66 Wisconsin State Patrol marked
99% 52-2 w/ box, docs, tools and factory barrel weight
This really isn't a fair question, so many others serve a legitimate purpose. A better number would be keep 8.... Or 10!
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99% 28 no dash 6" w/ box, docs, tools
4" 66 Wisconsin State Patrol marked
99% 52-2 w/ box, docs, tools and factory barrel weight
This really isn't a fair question, so many others serve a legitimate purpose. A better number would be keep 8.... Or 10!
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I would keep my Model 29-2 6 1/2" barrel, my Model 57 no dash 6" barrel and a M 28-2 4" barrel.
638
M60
M19 2.5"
If I get to keep my big Rugers and Colts, If not, I've really got to think about it.
M60
M19 2.5"
If I get to keep my big Rugers and Colts, If not, I've really got to think about it.
nuguy
SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
I will have to sleep on this, I don't really like games.
The correct form of this question is, "Since you will one day own every S&W in the world, what are the first three that you would pick, starting with what's already in your collection?" I refuse to play the other way.
1: Model 586-M 6"
2: Model 625-4 5"
...
Oh, GEEZ this is hard. My EDC J-frame snub? .22LR? My OTHER 586-M 6"?
I guess I'll go sentimental and say the Model 17 my dad gave me, since it WAS the first S&W revolver I owned. Doesn't hurt that it shoots the cheapest ammo.
1: Model 586-M 6"
2: Model 625-4 5"
...
Oh, GEEZ this is hard. My EDC J-frame snub? .22LR? My OTHER 586-M 6"?
I guess I'll go sentimental and say the Model 17 my dad gave me, since it WAS the first S&W revolver I owned. Doesn't hurt that it shoots the cheapest ammo.
billoo13
Member
As long as I can keep my Colts, my Ruger Speed Six, and my H&R 686, I should be able to make a Choice.
I guess I will say
My Model 60 No Dash (Christmas Surprise From Dad)
My Model 13-1 (Love it for some reason)
My Model 67-1.
Funny thing is they all came from the same small Gun Store and I inspected them all. Dad went around my back and bought the 60 without me knowing and hid it til Christmas.
I guess I will say
My Model 60 No Dash (Christmas Surprise From Dad)
My Model 13-1 (Love it for some reason)
My Model 67-1.
Funny thing is they all came from the same small Gun Store and I inspected them all. Dad went around my back and bought the 60 without me knowing and hid it til Christmas.
jsfricks
Member
Early post war K22 LERK 98%
Early Post War 38 S&W Terrier 96%
1937 5" Heavy Duty 97%
Until a better example of each one pops up for sale!
Early Post War 38 S&W Terrier 96%
1937 5" Heavy Duty 97%
Until a better example of each one pops up for sale!
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Let's see, I would keep:
1. 1950 nickel pre 27 3.5 inch with ivories
2. 1915 Nickel Triple Lock .44 Special 6.5 inch
3. 1946 blue 38/44 HD Transitional 4 inch
1. 1950 nickel pre 27 3.5 inch with ivories
2. 1915 Nickel Triple Lock .44 Special 6.5 inch
3. 1946 blue 38/44 HD Transitional 4 inch
shfd368bkt
Member
Well since I only own one at this time I would say my 2 1/2 inch model 19-3. The next two I will puchase will be a model 66 and a 686 to replace what was stolen from me. I hate crooks
BCDWYO
Member
An N: 5" model 27
An L: 4" model 686 cs1
And a K: 3" model 13
An L: 4" model 686 cs1
And a K: 3" model 13
Selling guns
I sell guns because I no longer shoot them or trade them for something different. I don't sell a gun to pay a bill.
When you sell a cherished firearm, you have temporary financial relief. Now where are you in three to six weeks? More bills, no money, and no gun, so do you sell another one?
I've shopped carefully over the past 3 years acquiring what I wanted. Three times I bought a revolver that wasn't on my list, but was "priced right" for me.
Three keepers: S&W 1911 stainless steel target, M586 w/ 2-1/2" barrel, M629 w/ 8-3/8" barrel with Patridge front sight.
I sell guns because I no longer shoot them or trade them for something different. I don't sell a gun to pay a bill.
When you sell a cherished firearm, you have temporary financial relief. Now where are you in three to six weeks? More bills, no money, and no gun, so do you sell another one?
I've shopped carefully over the past 3 years acquiring what I wanted. Three times I bought a revolver that wasn't on my list, but was "priced right" for me.
Three keepers: S&W 1911 stainless steel target, M586 w/ 2-1/2" barrel, M629 w/ 8-3/8" barrel with Patridge front sight.
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14-3 8-3/8"
17-3 6"
351c for carry
17-3 6"
351c for carry
Arik
Member
This is easy! I assume we are only talking about revolvers. I only have 4 and 2 are duplicates. Sell the dup and I'm left with
36
66
13
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66
13
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smutt
Member
can't be done
