With the public all wanting semi autos it's nice to see well taken care of revolvers. I was taught with revolvers and still have a liking of them, I own a few.
My Smith family members
They all have an evil pistol grip
ID from the bottom
M&P 1905 4th change 1917
Above right K 38 15-2 Performance Shop Combat Masterpiece
Above Nickle M&P Pre-10 5 Screw 1948
Above Outdoorsman K-22 1934
Left side 19-4 Combat Magnum
Left top 28-2 Highway Patrolman
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Nice collection you have there. I have liked revolvers all my life. I know that I personally like the fact that I don't have to chase brass at the range.
Could you describe what models you have there?
If you don't mind, I would like to post a photo of my small collection of S&W's
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In order on the left top to bottom: 1950 K38 Masterpiece, 1948 K22 Masterpiece, 1976 M66-no dash
on the right: Unfired 1978 M57, M629-4 Classic DX, unfired 1978 M29-2, four screw M29
Could you describe what models you have there?
If you don't mind, I would like to post a photo of my small collection of S&W's
In order on the left top to bottom: 1950 K38 Masterpiece, 1948 K22 Masterpiece, 1976 M66-no dash
on the right: Unfired 1978 M57, M629-4 Classic DX, unfired 1978 M29-2, four screw M29
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Nice Smith Familiys there. Be warned they keep getting bigger My family started with a model 10 and 1917
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and these 2 was there for the group picture
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and these 2 was there for the group picture
added ID to first post
I missed the 22A family member
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I missed the 22A family member
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