S&W eye candy!

[JasonYuke]

Got her today! Think I will keep her.

 

[TPK]

Good try and thanks but the photo isn't doing the firearm justice, you can barely make it out .. any chances of a better shot with a lighter background?

 

[JasonYuke]

ok ok lol!

 

[4string]

I prefer the shiney silver ones, but I have to admit that looks very, very nice.

 

[Steve David]

Out of this freakin world Jason, I understand that this is new and unfired.

 

[JasonYuke]

Fired at the factory only not buy the owner,, as each and everyone is no matter what you get.

I would like to say unfired but as many can contest there is no such thing as an unfired Gun.

But yes Steve the owner never rolled the cylinder, even dry.

 

[Ishootguns]

Showing off a little, good for you that is something worth showing off.
Dave

 

[Seagull]

Sweeeeet. Don't forget to register it for the warranty

 

[limit time]

nice! what year? i want a .44 to go with my 1974 .38 special.

 

[JasonYuke]

nice! what year? i want a .44 to go with my 1974 .38 special.

One of the first of the Ns that came out, 1971-72 abouts

 

[tgt40]

Gorgeous! There's nothing like a beautifully blued Smith! Consider getting a Bang inc. (Jerry Miculek) spring kit for it, you wont' be disappointed.

 

[BCRider]

That's so nice.....

Hey, I've got a box of rounds here. Let's go shoot it this weekend!

I take it that it is going to remain unfired other than for the factory proofing rounds?

 

[tenexx]

That is truly beautiful, Jason.

My personal Holy Grail is a Model 29 of the same vintage with a 5 inch barrel.

 

[nelly]

Ah - I was misled - Was hoping for Julie Goloski photos....

BUT - That is a pretty cannon ya got there!

 

[JasonYuke]

Well fellows, its not so unfired now lol! I had a weak moment... No my intent was to shoot it before it was even home, as that is why it was made.

 

[x-Hare]

Yup - She's a beauty - I think S&W has the finest bluing so deep and true blue and nobody can seem to reproduce that either.
Congrats- Thanks for sharing