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S&W fans who have had the hillary hole repaired - what are the two small gray circles on the frame above the trigger?
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/33069/20200714_115156_jpg-1581848.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/33069/20200907_194035_jpg-1581914.JPG View Quote What grips are those on your Ruger? |
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My old reliable. Been dunked in saltwater more times than I can count. I carry it when fishing.
Just dunk it in the melted ice in the cooler and blow it out with CorrosionX when I get home. Attached File |
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Been over a year since I fired it. Took my 10 year old son with me to the range, put plugs and muffs on him and he still tried to hide in the back corner of the room when I started putting 357's downrange. |
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Quoted: 3 in S&W model 36 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/177517/A2D1E589-464C-4CD7-A286-937C1FF87986-1581934.jpg View Quote I'm not a revolver fan, but 3" J-frames are awesome. |
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Quoted: Love it. There are some things that are a little rough as far as finish but it's accurate, durable, and has a surprisingly good trigger. Much better than my GP100 before working it over some. They offer a couple other models and I'm hoping they expand their offerings. It's possible I got lucky but it seems really well made. $225. View Quote Cool. Always lookin for inexpensive backups or stuff for roadtrips. Things I wouldn't cry too much over if it was lost or stolen. Quoted: No idea. I couldn't even get my S&W rep to give me a hint about who spec'd these. It's also DAO, so you can't even cock the hammer if you pull the trigger to partially retract it. Buying the 37 and having Smith cut the hammer makes zero sense., but I guess it made sense to somebody. The hammer-mounted firing pin makes me think Eastern Europe, and their primers tend to be pretty tough. I just dig it because it's kinda funky, and it has pretty significant sentimental value for me now. View Quote I like weird stuff as well. |
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Quoted: I forgot I have a couple Colts https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/255759/1B346A94-0606-4516-98F5-742872FAFEB3_jpe-1583023.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/255759/F8D9DBD5-20C4-4BD2-8EF7-63BC8596F3C4_jpe-1583026.JPG View Quote You can "forget" one of those at my house any time. |
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1996 vintage S&W 642 Airweight with the same PGS Hideout grips I put on it the day I bought it. Only thing Ive ever done to it is drop in an Apex trigger kit. |
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/24926/642_jpg-1583126.JPG 1996 vintage S&W 642 Airweight with the same PGS Hideout grips I put on it the day I bought it. Only thing Ive ever done to it is drop in an Apex trigger kit. View Quote I like those grips. The Apex kit is the first thing I put in my J frames. If the sight is pinned I also install an XS standard dot front sight. |
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Attached File My old faithful no dash 442 with new Altamont Rosewood grips I picked up cheap. Not sure I like them. Attached File Old 640 38 Smith. No idea how old it is. Attached File Old 65-3 3 inch 357 I believe it was a police issue at one time. Was given to me. Shot very little and in great shape but some dents above trigger guard on one side. The other snubbie in the group pic is my 351c 22 Magnum I use for bike riding and jogging. So light don't even know it is there. Patrick Almost forgot Colt Detective Special 38 Attached File |
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The more I think about it the more I think Gunkid was right.
I really don't need more than a snub, a pump shotgun & a 10/22 Crazy shit. Attached File |
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Quoted: Here's the other side. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/464328/2017-02-14_10_01_29-1581967.jpg View Quote I've been looking for a P&R Model 66 snubbie for a long time! I have two 4" models, a no-dash and a -1. Absolutely beautiful guns. |
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Quoted: Hows she shoot? My wifes m15-3 is rediculously accurate. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/433221/20200627_092714_jpg-1582768.JPG View Quote @03RN she shoots great. My mom bought it in '67, so it's been in the family a long time. Been in my care for about 15 years. It's my toilet gun. |
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Attached File This thread and about 300pcs of 38 brass got me back to playing snub nose. Ran out of 158gr projectiles and remember I had some Speer shot cups. Loaded up 5 test rounds. Attached File |
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/AF8AE2D0-A8CD-4458-8CD2-FA9B488D94F5_jpe-1583186.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/F2E78022-F1B3-4066-9D1A-553E41004CED_jpe-1583187.JPG My old faithful no dash 442 with new Altamont Rosewood grips I picked up cheap. Not sure I like them. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/CFACACDE-637E-4B71-8E94-FC3664255205_jpe-1583192.JPG Old 640 38 Smith. No idea how old it is. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/4DF37175-69A9-4451-90E6-CA4032E91492_jpe-1583193.JPG Old 65-3 3 inch 357 I believe it was a police issue at one time. Was given to me. Shot very little and in great shape but some dents above trigger guard on one side. The other snubbie in the group pic is my 351c 22 Magnum I use for bike riding and jogging. So light don't even know it is there. Patrick Almost forgot Colt Detective Special 38 https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/244E9483-A40D-4328-88D1-47B6564D098B_jpe-1583215.JPG View Quote I had to go check my safe and make sure I wasn’t missing my Colt Detective special and holster Attached File |
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/108366/unnamed-1583531.jpg Seen one Chief's Special seen them all. View Quote |
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Quoted: I have recently switched to carrying my Colt DS-II as my daily "walking around gun." Rig = Bianchi X-15 Agent horizontal shoulder holster, with opposite side twin speedloader carrier. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/49274/DSII-116370.jpg View Quote More importantly where did you get that lovely Colt branded marital aid? |
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/66713/IMG_20200908_103020813-1582765.jpg https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/66713/IMG_20200908_103038831-1582766.jpg https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/66713/IMG_20200908_103059813-1582767.jpg 642 with clipdraw, carried constantly, both off duty and as backup while working View Quote Did you buy this off of a guy named Brian? It looks just like my old edc but sold it years ago. That was one of those guns that I regretted selling instantly after selling. Even had the clip draw on it. God I miss that gun. |
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/33069/20200714_115156_jpg-1581848.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/33069/20200907_194035_jpg-1581914.JPG View Quote Might as well show the rest: Attached File Attached File Attached File The 642-2 is currently at Cylinder and Slide. |
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Quoted: More importantly where did you get that lovely Colt branded marital aid? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I have recently switched to carrying my Colt DS-II as my daily "walking around gun." Rig = Bianchi X-15 Agent horizontal shoulder holster, with opposite side twin speedloader carrier. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/49274/DSII-116370.jpg More importantly where did you get that lovely Colt branded marital aid? That pic is from the dealer who sold it to me. I don't know where you can get those acrylic Colt dildos, sorry. |
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Quoted: That pic is from the dealer who sold it to me. I don't know where you can get those acrylic Colt dildos, sorry. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I have recently switched to carrying my Colt DS-II as my daily "walking around gun." Rig = Bianchi X-15 Agent horizontal shoulder holster, with opposite side twin speedloader carrier. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/49274/DSII-116370.jpg More importantly where did you get that lovely Colt branded marital aid? That pic is from the dealer who sold it to me. I don't know where you can get those acrylic Colt dildos, sorry. Search colt prop rod |
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Quoted: I had to go check my safe and make sure I wasn’t missing my Colt Detective special and holster https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/225608/3F5D5F55-BB88-40C3-8EB2-4EF2C17D43F9_jpe-1583507.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/AF8AE2D0-A8CD-4458-8CD2-FA9B488D94F5_jpe-1583186.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/F2E78022-F1B3-4066-9D1A-553E41004CED_jpe-1583187.JPG My old faithful no dash 442 with new Altamont Rosewood grips I picked up cheap. Not sure I like them. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/CFACACDE-637E-4B71-8E94-FC3664255205_jpe-1583192.JPG Old 640 38 Smith. No idea how old it is. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/4DF37175-69A9-4451-90E6-CA4032E91492_jpe-1583193.JPG Old 65-3 3 inch 357 I believe it was a police issue at one time. Was given to me. Shot very little and in great shape but some dents above trigger guard on one side. The other snubbie in the group pic is my 351c 22 Magnum I use for bike riding and jogging. So light don't even know it is there. Patrick Almost forgot Colt Detective Special 38 https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2153/244E9483-A40D-4328-88D1-47B6564D098B_jpe-1583215.JPG I had to go check my safe and make sure I wasn’t missing my Colt Detective special and holster https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/225608/3F5D5F55-BB88-40C3-8EB2-4EF2C17D43F9_jpe-1583507.JPG |
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Flat latch master race.
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I've pocket carried this 642 five shifts a week for the last 18 years as my back up. I'm on about the 6th or 7th pocket holster. The anodizing can be scrapped off with a finger nail. For 6 years before the 642 I carried a Walther PPK. 4 years to go and the old girl will retire with me. Attached File
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Let's see what I can dig up.
637. These are the after- it was rough Attached File 386...tried real hard to like this gun, just never took to it. Attached File 442, regularly carried. Attached File Not quite a snubby, and not pretty, but I really like it - LCRx in 357 Attached File |
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Quoted: Let's see what I can dig up. 637. These are the after- it was rough https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/179834/9649DE37-07EA-4E0D-A7AF-166B1EF5CD17_jpe-1583914.JPG 386...tried real hard to like this gun, just never took to it. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/179834/FE82A707-612B-4979-8E6D-69E357F56AD7_jpe-1583915.JPG 442, regularly carried. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/179834/DFF76616-BC87-4097-8B1C-1D9E64D76DC8_jpe-1583917.JPG Not quite a snubby, and not pretty, but I really like it - LCRx in 357 https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/179834/40A71CFD-FE3B-4F79-ABBB-1558BAA0D46E_jpe-1583918.JPG View Quote I love that 386 |
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Does it count if I just dropped the MO in the mail for a S&W Model 60 that's on the EE?
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Quoted: The more I think about it the more I think Gunkid was right. I really don't need more than a snub, a pump shotgun & a 10/22 Crazy shit.https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/124413/wG7KwFm_jpg-1583301.JPG View Quote LOL Gunkid. I ran across him the first day I got internet, years ago, although I think he was still using the HARDIN moniker at that time. Earned his wrath with my first or second post on the old SHOOTER'S website. What a nut he was, but pure entertainment. |
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Attached File LOL.....I getting ready to go check-out a SS Model 60 this morning. Like this one: You know, just because. |
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Quoted: It’s Wheelgun Wednesday, so I’m packing the shorty 19 today! https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/221679/FD14EBA8-8A09-4DBA-87A1-5495EB5F6329-1584026.jpg Sometimes you just gotta whip it out an take a picture! I need that sweet C&S fixed rear sight on this gun. View Quote Nice U notch in stock I really like it on my 66 with the meprolight night sight. Best sight picture of any gun I have. |
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