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[Stugotsnutz]

Here's a S&W 627 PC in action.....

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[Zedbra]

^ Awesome pic, perfect timing

 

[caramel]

Here's a S&W 627 PC in action.....

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Great picture... JP.

 

[Zedbra]

It took a long time to get some rings for my Dan Wesson and then figure out what scope to match up as well. I found a nice gloss Swift 2x20mm that has excellent eye relief. It needs some adjustments yet, I'm hoping to get tot the range tomorrow.

 

[FLYBYU44]

Model 17-3

 

[Twisted Canuck]

My newly acquired Colt Frontier Scout Buntiline, a nickel 1967 with presentation box and both LR and Magnum cylinder. I have the original walnut grips (one panel was slightly damaged) but I put on these reproduction antique 'ivory' because I like the look better.

 

[GunGuy34]

My newly acquired Colt Frontier Scout Buntiline, a nickel 1967 with presentation box and both LR and Magnum cylinder. I have the original walnut grips (one panel was slightly damaged) but I put on these reproduction antique 'ivory' because I like the look better.

Im sure that was cheap lol.

 

[salon_1928]

My newly acquired Colt Frontier Scout Buntiline, a nickel 1967 with presentation box and both LR and Magnum cylinder. I have the original walnut grips (one panel was slightly damaged) but I put on these reproduction antique 'ivory' because I like the look better.

I'm not a huge fan of nickel but I have to admit - that looks pretty awesome. I agree with you: those grips really add to the eye appeal. Nice gun!

 

[Twisted Canuck]

Im sure that was cheap lol.

It probably wasn't as bad as you are thinking.....but not cheap, no.

 

[GunGuy34]

It probably wasn't as bad as you are thinking.....but not cheap, no.

3500 to 4000 i was thinking.

 

[Twisted Canuck]

3500 to 4000 i was thinking.

Nope, only about a quarter of that actually....it's a Scout (.22 LR/Magnum), not a SA Army or one of the other crazy expensive Colts. I did just find out that it is quite rare, the second lowest production of nickel Scouts. Only 1589 made apparently.

 

[GunGuy34]

Nope, only about a quarter of that actually....it's a Scout (.22 LR/Magnum), not a SA Army or one of the other crazy expensive Colts. I did just find out that it is quite rare, the second lowest production of nickel Scouts. Only 1589 made apparently.

Right on. I was thinking more along the lines of SA army 45 long colts i guess.

 

[ALMAR]

just got myself this crowd pleaser. Most fun gun to shoot...but reloading is a must I dont care how much money you have...20 rounds of hornady cost me 52 bucks.

 

[686 Shooter]

150 years of 44 caliber revolver evolution.

 

[BillD]

Recently acquired from a fellow CGN'er... 7.5" .44 Redhawk, plan is to feed it a lot of hot Magnum rounds, and often!

 

[bexan]

Just testing out a new image hosting site..... A little jewel I picked up last year:

 

[FrankBlack01]

Hi all, can finally contribute yay!
First range session last night awesome.
Well here are mine minty fresh Colt Trooper Mk iii 1969 first year production awesome find
And a S&W Model 17 no dash 1959 for a shooter of this age in pretty good shape thx to fellow cgn'er

Cheers!

FB

 

[sailor723]

^ Both look like they are in really good shape.....nice finds!

 

[FrankBlack01]

^ Both look like they are in really good shape.....nice finds!

Thanks,
Well the trooper's mint, not a scratch,
The S&W's got a few dings and wear marks (You can actually see one on the pic above the "22lr" on the barrel) but in good shape nonetheless.
Action is great, will have to go a few more times to the range, can't pick a favorite thus far.

 

[125bern]

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This is my collection of revolvers. The model 29 is my favorite and it gets the most use. I do have wood grips for it as well.