Show us your Revolvers!
- Thread starter GunGuy34
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Early 1942-produced Smith & Wesson M & P Lend Lease program British Service Revolver chambered in .38/200(aka .38 S&W) supplied to Canada. Refinished and, obviously, not the original grips(I do have the correct grips but prefer these for shooting). Very accurate.
Old school S&W 586-1 with 4 position front sight. Grips are made by Altamounts co.
Love the Altamont grips and the 586, I have some of their grips on a semi and they are extremely well made.
My time to play?
My S&W's,top to bottom
The (safe) queen:629-4 7.5"
The twins: 629-6 and 629-8 6.5"
The phat puppy: 629-8 4.2"
My Rugers, top to bottom:
The beauty & the beast: 2x Redhawk 7.5"
ROA pristine
ROA good
ROA beater
single six
S&W Copies and antiques:
Top to bottom:
Taurus 44 8 3/8"
Rossi 22 Stainless
Taurus 60 in 22
Ruby Extra ( spanish Llama copy of a K22 )
Left to right:
1873 MAS in the white
Rossi 22 ( model 17 copy)
1873 MAS nickle plated
My S&W's,top to bottom
The (safe) queen:629-4 7.5"
The twins: 629-6 and 629-8 6.5"
The phat puppy: 629-8 4.2"
My Rugers, top to bottom:
The beauty & the beast: 2x Redhawk 7.5"
ROA pristine
ROA good
ROA beater
single six
S&W Copies and antiques:
Top to bottom:
Taurus 44 8 3/8"
Rossi 22 Stainless
Taurus 60 in 22
Ruby Extra ( spanish Llama copy of a K22 )
Left to right:
1873 MAS in the white
Rossi 22 ( model 17 copy)
1873 MAS nickle plated
Attachments
The Second last Non-Registered Magnum to leave the Smith and Wesson Plant in 1942. Originally owned by my friend, former Marine Colonel and later on Station Chief of the CIA Station for Latin America in Mexico City Phil Roettinger. Now owned by myself and kept in a well-cared-for safe in Central Mexico. Written up in several places but most notably in the thread The Penultimate Pre-Postwar Magnum is in Mexico on the Smith & Wesson Forum. Used in action by the original owner on Guadalcanal and Bougainville, and carried sometimes in Central America when things looked dicey.
