S&W Photos (Page 1 of 21)
Posted: 10/4/2005 9:01:02 AM EDT
I only own a couple of S&Ws, so here they are.  .38 Spec., .357 Mag., .41 Mag, and 9mm 915 |
Cheap Trick and the AR15... two American Legends!
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My old on duty carry pistol. Mod. 64, 4".  My old back-up/off duty pistol. Mod 37.  I carried my own pistols on duty. The Mod. 37 is retired. The Mod. 64 is my wife’s house gun. |
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I found this model 64 in the bargain bin at a local shop this week for $75 . It was covered with nasty brown rust stains , but the cylinder and barrel were bright and shiny and showed almost no wear . The wood grips showed signs of water damage and had some cracks . So I broke it down and spent about 2 hrs with a brown and green scotch brights , rubbing all the parts down in the same direction . Then I did my first revolver trigger job which actually came out better then I expected , I then threw on an old set of Pachmayr grips I had laying around . I was pretty pleased with my resto job , but the real joy came when I took it to the range . It shoots so good I may have to buy it a set of pretty grips   |
Yeah ....... Whatever
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I have only one S&W (39-2) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v468/sjohn46/SW39-2.jpg |
2nd generation? |
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I only have two at the moment. My S&W Model 57 .41 mag (never fired) http://pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL92/795862/6207315/114052162.jpg And my S&W Model 28 .357 mag http://pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL92/795862/6207315/93230049.jpg I like the .357 a lot, haven't decided yet whether I'm going to take the .41 out and fire it yet. |
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Personally, I feel that guns are meant to be shot, not just looked at, but that's just my opinion. I bought a Colt SP-1 Carbine made in 1972 NIB back about 6 years ago. I stripped it, lubed it, and took it to the range. It's a fun toy. I just can't look at a gun and not shoot it! My friend has a M57, nickel, 8-3/8" barrel in the factory presentation case. Nice gun. |
I agree with you, the few guns I've ended up with that had never been shot I've either shot or sold and bought something that I would shoot. This M57 also has a factory presentation case. I just need to clean all the stuff out of it (the lining deteriorated badly). But since I've also got about 6 or 7 rifles that need shooting and three other handguns in line before this one that I also have to take out and at least shoot once, it may be awhile before I get to this one. Maybe I should just cut down on buying guns since I just don't seem to rotate them enough? |
  Sean |
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i'm working on a wheel of N-frames. Left bank are the small bores, 38/44 Outdoorsman, 28-2 357Mag, 27-2 357Mag Right bank are the large bores, 45ACP M25-2, 45LC 25-3, and a 29-3 44Mag. Working on some Pre-model number guns like 1950 Target Model 44spl and 45ACP, same for a pre-Model 27 to match my 38/44 Outdoorsman.  Here's the 25-3 in it's case with trinkets. Yes, it's a shooter. Would rather have 20-30 years in sentimental value than worry about a revolver that rates at 600 dollars NIB going up maybe 200-300 dollars over the next 30 years(made them in BIG numbers). 
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I will only post links since the pictures are large. My .38 img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-10/1087964/PA020049(1200x900).jpg Rides in my pocket in this... img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-10/1087964/Carry2(1200x900).jpg |
I sent you an IM. Yes my wife ownes this. She carried it for 21 years with the City PD. She has recently retired How long ago did your father retire? There is a chance My wife or myself worked with him!Tell your Dad to go back to the armory! They will sell him one, and the chances of his Pistol still being there are good! Sean |
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gudel that middle .357 looks great. Nice picture! |
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My 629 eurosport, one of many. I'll get better pictures of the rest when i return from iraq http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/5787/eurosport6wm.jpg |
 Smith & Wesson Model 29 4" Sorry for the bad pic. Got the pistol while I was home on R&R last December (for $400 at a gunshow ), took the pic on fly day. Gonna get some Herrett stocks for it when I get home. Considering a tune up from the S&W Performance Center, though it shoots great as is!
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Order some golf shoes... otherwise we'll never get out of this place alive
.308- because people have a strange tendency to get behind things when you start shooting at them.
.308- because people have a strange tendency to get behind things when you start shooting at them.
My 686 and 37. The 37 was made in 2003 per Smith and Wesson tech support and the fired shell casing envelope... I thought the locks and firing-pin-less design was put into place way before 2003?
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"We'll speak English like the good Lord intended, there's no Spanish in the Bible, just good ol' American" - unknown
oopsie, made a mess 
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http://www.pakieser.com/guns/3914.jpg My S&W 3914, which I've been carrying for over 10 years. Starting to show some wear but still shoots great! |
Thanks . . . Yes that model was used in the movie, only difference was that (and it's even rarer) Clint's had a fluted cylinder. RC |
Wow, sorry that I missed it. I did see the film but don't recall the gun... I usually notice those types of things. Guess I'll need to watch it again.... suhweet.  Great pics! |
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