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Takes 5 Rounds right? How does that thing kick with factory .44 mag? My 629 with 4.2 inch bbl kicks hard lol.

Yes, 5-rounder on the smaller L-frame. It's pretty punishing with 240-grainers and the wood grips don't help, but I think it would be manageable with the original rubber grips. It's not a gun for limp-wristed wimps.
 
It's endless fun shooting with Bullseye and JHP's. I don't bother with shorter brass as it makes the cylinder harder to clean. The sights are surprisingly good for punching paper.

Id love to see a side my side shot with a 629 4.2 inch bbl, to gauge it. I have been thinking about getting one.
 
Keep all the great photos coming. Now you all have me thinking of a 44 magnum!

Here's my latest acquisition - Uberti 1851 open top in 38 special.
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Gave a bit of a polish to the 686.

Love the polished look! Did you use a buffing wheel?

Yes, on an ordinary bench grinder. 1000-grit finish to remove tooling marks and use scratches, then a stitched muslin wheel with Greystar compound, followed by a loose muslin wheel with rouge.

The only downside is never being able to actually touch it again. Shiny stainless fingerprints like crazy.
 
I am tempted to try that - already have the bench grinder and components. I get the fingerprint part, but it may be worth it - it looks like the Colt Python finish!
 
Here's my model 66 combat magnum, I have a model 19-4 that should be here next week too, loving the k-frame goodness. Still wanting this ones big brother in the worse way(model 69), This gun has been very good to me so far, Shot a 3 gun match, a top gun match and a few practical nights with it, tonight its going to a steel match as well, I put in the lighter wolff springs which make a world of difference, Only problem is on DA some primers are too hard and it wont fire, I read federal primers solve this problem completely so I picked up a brick, Now I just need to buy some more projectiles.


 
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