P&D Enterprises has a 3 model 29s for sale, FUK!!!!!!

[GunGuy34]

Why does all this happen when im fking broke!!!!!!!!!!!



10756 Smith & Wesson 29, Blued/Wood, Machine Engraving/Presentation Case 44 Mag 1,140.00 NEW
10452 Smith & Wesson 629 Hunter, 7.5" 44 Mag 1,330.00 NEW
10735 Smith & Wesson 629, Stainless/Rubber Grips, 5" 44 Mag 990.00 NEW
10730 Smith & Wesson Model 29, Blued/Wood Grips, 6 1/2" 44 Mag 1,115.00 NEW
10731 Smith & Wesson Model 29, Nickel/ Wood Grips, 6 1/2" 44 Mag 1,215.00 NEW

 

[pageophile]

Collect the whole series

But seriously, love the Model 29's

 

[browningautorifle]

Put the 5 inch on your Visa. You'll never regret it and the money will come from somewhere.

 

[GunGuy34]

Put the 5 inch on your Visa. You'll never regret it and the money will come from somewhere.

Lol thats the prob its maxed!

 

[st1264]

I saw a couple of these in the display case locally, they are just gorgeous! S&W makes a fine revolver.

 

[GunGuy34]

I saw a couple of these in the display case locally, they are just gorgeous! S&W makes a fine revolver.

i will say that my fav has been the 629 in 5 inch, its awesome.

 

[Powderfinger61]

Why does all this happen when im fking broke!!!!!!!!!!!

Your in Ft Mac....everyone knows if you live or work there you must be rich!!

 

[PrimeWelder]

nickel finish

 

[Brutus]

Put the 5 inch on your Visa. You'll never regret it and the money will come from somewhere.

I has this one with the rounded gripframe and rosewood grips.
It's very accurate & one sweet little package!

 

[johnl]

Nice guns, I had blue 29-2 and a stainless version like the one David Rasche had from the cheesey 80's tv show Sledge Hammer One thing for sure, don't feed them a steady diet of hot loads, they will shoot loose and require servicing, Ah the memories.

 

[plinker 777]

Nice guns, I had blue 29-2 and a stainless version like the one David Rasche had from the cheesey 80's tv show Sledge Hammer One thing for sure, don't feed them a steady diet of hot loads, they will shoot loose and require servicing, Ah the memories.

Its because of this that I personally have sworn off buying used wheel guns. Am I nuts??

 

[pageophile]

Its because of this that I personally have sworn off buying used wheel guns. Am I nuts??

Yes, yes you are! Jk

But seriously it is a concern. However, I've only encounters two wheelies in my gunwhoring ways that needed to be serviced.

So out of let's say 20 or so wheelies, two needed a gun smith.

It's a risk for any used firearm but so far been pretty lucky.

On the upside, Murray Charlton in around for S&W work and there are a few smiths that deal with Rugers.

For Colts it's a lot more difficult to find good smith in Canada.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Nice guns, I had blue 29-2 and a stainless version like the one David Rasche had from the cheesey 80's tv show Sledge Hammer One thing for sure, don't feed them a steady diet of hot loads, they will shoot loose and require servicing, Ah the memories.

This is the 29 I presently have

and I have had a 'few'. To date I've never experienced any problem such as them shooting loose and all have been fed primarily a diet of heavy loads.

There is something I have noticed and have dropped my loads a little as a result. That difference, to me, is todays Alliant 2400 seems to be a little hotter than the old Hercules 2400.

With Colts, Ruger and S&W wheel guns, the only particular make and model I have experienced the shooting loose problem with using a steady diet of heavy loads is the K frame S&W in 357 Magnum. One model 19 and the same with a pair of 66's.

 

[GunGuy34]

This is the 29 I presently have

and I have had a 'few'. To date I've never experienced any problem such as them shooting loose and all have been fed primarily a diet of heavy loads.

There is something I have noticed and have dropped my loads a little as a result. That difference, to me, is todays Alliant 2400 seems to be a little hotter than the old Hercules 2400.

With Colts, Ruger and S&W wheel guns, the only particular make and model I have experienced the shooting loose problem with using a steady diet of heavy loads is the K frame S&W in 357 Magnum. One model 19 and the same with a pair of 66's.

If i could own that one, i wouldnt want another.

 

[bollox]

I would love to get my hands on a pinned, recessed 29..

 

[GunGuy34]

Just looked at P&Ds website again, they have this listed as well.]

10732 Smith & Wesson 500, Stainless/Rubber Grips, 6 1/2" 500 S&W 1,250.00 NEW

 

[stubblejumper]

Just looked at P&Ds website again, they have this listed as well.]

10732 Smith & Wesson 500, Stainless/Rubber Grips, 6 1/2" 500 S&W 1,250.00 NEW

Those guns are so heavy, that they should come with wheels. They make my Freedom Arms 454 feel light.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Those guns are so heavy, that they should come with wheels. They make my Freedom Arms 454 feel light.

The 500 S&W are definately a two hand hold requirement. Yes, they are heavy but after squeezing off full house loads, especially with the heavier cast or jacketed bullets available, you'll wish it was evan heavier to help absorb even more of the recoil. I went to a set of custom grips which helped 'tame' the recoil even more effectively than the rubber Hogue grips it came supplied with. $1,250.oo, the price is decent. As an added note, mine seems to shoot well, reguardless of what loads I push through it, heavy or light and cast or jacketed bullets.