Show us your Revolvers!

[Jahred.F]

 

[Can-down]

Some .22's

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Got this one last week, Webley VI .455 - sorry to get off the S&W line.
(and no I did not put the live rounds in the wheel for the last photo -brass only...)

Just fairly recently picked up a Mark VI myself, plus some Hornady 455 brass. I've mentioned it previously , I think anyone into handgun shooting, at some time in their shooting years should own a Webley. The holster and lanyard with yours is a nice touch.

 

[JADER]

A fine collection of N-Frame Smiths

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Some nice 22's Can-down. Here are a few of mine.

4" Colt Diamondback

4" Ruger SP-101

Flat loading gate model Single Six

And, for something a little different, Remington XP 100 in 221 Fireball.

 

[sillymike]

Snub Model 29, not too many of these around...

 

[NAA]

Single Actions?

My 2nd gen Colt SAA in .357 Mag pictured with custom Walter Ostin mfg left hand rig:

And a recently acquired Pietta SAA also in .357 Mag:

Colt & Pietta:

NAA.

 

[GunGuy34]

agreed, beautiful.

 

[NAA]

J-Frames

S&W Model 37 "Airweight" .38 Spl

S&W Model 63 .22lr

NAA.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

My 2nd gen Colt SAA in .357 Mag pictured with custom Walter Ostin mfg left hand rig:

And a recently acquired Pietta SAA also in .357 Mag:

Colt & Pietta:

NAA.

Nice leather work, John Wayne 'special'. I've just purchased the same rig, but right handed, from Walt for my 5 1/2" old model Ruger Vaquero in 45LC.

And, also picked up a Lawman style holster for a recently acquired SS 4 5/8" Ruger Blackhawk, 45LC / 45 ACP convertable.

 

[straightshooter]

Colt Single Action Army

These are re-posts, too. These two haven't been fired. I also have a couple of shooters in the safe. I'll post shots of those when I have a chance to take some.


My COLT SAA .45LC USA Bicentennial Commemorative:

And my one-of-a-kind COLT SAA .45LC Gold Eagle :

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Nice straightshooter, VERY nice!! While I'm not a collector, I can appreciate what you have.

 

[1300_stainless]

S&W 629 Classic with Eagle "Heritage" grips.

J.P. Sauer and Sohn "Western 6 Shooter" in 22LR. Spruced it up with some Gun-Kote

 

[Johnn Peterson]

What a great tread !! I'll introduce 2 small fellows of mine & keep the big ones for later...

Snub Model 29, not too many of these around...

Next is my favorite 44, a Model 624 in .44 S&W Special cal. Simply superb balance & handling !! Plus long range accuracy...

Not shown is a 4 inch 29 & a 1958 vintage 6 1/2 (my 200 yds piece)

Johnn, beautifull holster you have there !! Maker ?? Thanks for bringing up THE man responsible for the popularity of the 44 Calibers. Keith has always been my main influence in handguns and is responsible for my interest in long range hangunning. It was a long road for me to duplicate his 44 S&W Spl loadings but I made it...have since backed down...Mk

I LIKE the snubbie 29. Actually, I've never seen or heard of one previously. The 'perfect' snubbie

 

[tjhaile]

My other wheelguns:

Top: Pre-Model 14 K-38 Masterpiece
Bottom: Pre-Model 17 K-22 Masterpiece

 

[Can-down]

That hammer looks wild! Nice engravings on that one and I can see why you don't want to drag a line down that cylinder!

 

[GunGuy34]

Here's my new Smith 686 with 4.2 inch barrel. I have big daddy 629 next to him as a comparison of size.

 

[mmattockx]

Yeah...if you like Glocks you won't like all the steel and wood of those beauty revolvers.

Ben, you don't like tupperware? Colour me shocked.

I think you may have another fetish as well

That's not a fetish, that's a hobby!

I fully agree with NAA. There is nothing like a .44 with light loads. You get a fun feeling that you can't get with pistols. I have a 4" mod 29 and the recoil is quite brutal with full loads.

+1. I love shooting my Redhawk with lighter loads. It is stupid accurate and loads of fun.

My custom 5" 29-3 that I bought from Armco is my favourite wheelgun:

There is nothing quite as nice as S&W polished blue and beautiful wood. What a gorgeous revolver.

What a great tread !! I'll introduce 2 small fellows of mine & keep the big ones for later...

Snub Model 29, not too many of these around...

Another gorgeous pistol. Have I mentioned that you 12(6) guys make me sick with jealousy and envy?


Mark

 

[mmattockx]

My 5.5" Redhawk in .44 Mag:

And a new one, an S&W Model 34 kit gun in .22LR that is currently having a liner installed to make it restricted. This is the pre-liner pic from the seller:

Mark

 

[IAMAWILDPARTY]

I see posts here and there about older folk scoffing that it's video games that are getting kids into guns. And I bet the generation before you would have scoffed that it was movies for this group. I think you all know which movies.

Anyway, my .22 Heritage Rough Rider. I don't have the money to pretend to be dirty harry yet, and always wanted to be a pretend cowboy more anyway. Just came in the mail today, and I can't wait to take it out.