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Snubbies! Show me some pics of your snubnose revolvers.
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Mine is a mid 60's production before the shrouded extractor. I've never had any issues with it snagging on anything!
Detect Specials have gotten pricy from the days of old..... Most of them seem to sit in the $500 - $600 range. Not sure about the air weights. Lawman (357) snubbies are a little pricier at round $600 to $800 and Python's bringing in about $1700+. It's also noteworthy to add that the Lawman snub had unique grips. The 4 inch and bigger were a square butt don't interchange nor to the grips for any other models.
Sterg
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My 629 "Mountain Backpacker"
Looks like Ruger copied that for their Alaskan.
My 629 "Mountain Backpacker"
I have the same one with the suvival kit (and bear attack book)
Sterg
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Keep it. The ammo will come. I thought about trading mine up for a 9mm, but I know I'de be kicking myself for letting it go.
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That is cool.I have the same one with the suvival kit (and bear attack book)
My S&W 642
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I like how s&w kept the classic look. Its also nice for carry.....
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Sterg
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I don't know if I've posted this befor but there's a cool snubby website thats a ton of info. The Snubnose Files
Great link.
Sterg
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A cool video of a Colt ,supposedly from 1934.
Shooting the Colt Detective Special snubnose revolver - YouTube
Shooting the Colt Detective Special snubnose revolver - YouTube
Beautiful.
These images were all taken prior to a horrific canoeing accident. I miss them terribly.
10-5 38 Spl
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Edumacate me on this model - its vintage, era made, etc.
I inherited one that is very similar and know nothing about it.
Edumacate me on this model - its vintage, era made, etc.
I inherited one that is very similar and know nothing about it.
I'm no S&W expert but Model 10's and before that what they were known as was Military and police have a long long history.
Posting part of the serial # found on the butt of the gun will narrow it down for you include any letter before it as that is part of the serial number
example C 265XXX
I inherited one that is very similar and know nothing about it.
I'm no S&W expert but Model 10's and before that what they were known as was Military and police have a long long history.
Posting part of the serial # found on the butt of the gun will narrow it down for you include any letter before it as that is part of the serial number
example C 265XXX
S 939xxx
have a 4in barrel just like it, S 814xxx
ETA given that this is an S serial number and not a C serial number, looks like I have a different model. Research ensues.
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yes but no adjustable sight, longer barrel, round front sight. pics coming.
