Wheel guns

[benjf1]

Is that a 625? You wouldn't happen to have an M1917 in your collection too?

[burley]

Yes, it's a 625 - 3.  And sorry, no.  No 1917 yet.

Might get a 6 inch M 25 soon though.

[crosstimbers]

Cut my teeth on a Smith K frame, and carried an L frame for years until the automatic revolution. Still like a K frame the best. Have a no dash 66, but that's all, when I think of the SW revolvers I have sold in my life, I want to cry.

[burley]

what's a baby zebra called

Lots of love for M19s.

Funny thing is, the 6" barrel is the least accurate for me.

[gunbuster]

Some very nice wheelguns!  What is the black one on the far right?  Colt Night Cobra perhaps?

[mrcabinet]

I'll see your Mdl. 14 6" and raise you a Mdl. 15 4", lol,


The 14 (4 digit ser. no.) was my dad's duty gun when he was a deputy sheriff in Oregon. It is, without question, the most accurate handgun I own. I giggle like a little girl when I send 148 grn. wadcutters through it. Safe Queen wheel guns are not allowed in my house.

[burley]

Black one on the right is a .357 M 19 - 4.  Vintage, pinned barrel and recessed cylinder.

I'll try to get better at taking pics now that I can post. Haha.

How about a 5 inch full lug .44 M 29?

[jpy15026]

Ruger GP 100 Awesome

[kuglespritz]

Here's one of my favorite wheel guns.

[Hammer Time]

Well, I don't currently have anything as vintage as some of the classics in this thread, but my GP100 Match Champion is one helluva fun wheelgun:

[Vinny]

There are some really fine revolvers in this thread.

Having grown up in Springfield Mass I'm kinda partial to Smith & Wesson.

I have some classic Smith Autos, but I also wanted a 'modern' S&W revolver.
My N Frame Performance Center 627-5  357 Magnum times 8.  Really nice gold bead iron sights and pre-threaded holes atop frame to mount a Scope or Red Dot.

[double-d]

Does this one count?

My Ruger Super Redhawk pig gun.  .44 mag, 9-1/2" barrel & Magna-Ported.



Not shown is my Ruger SP101 .357mag carried when hiking in cat country.

[Rmach]

My 9mm Ruger revolver:

[burley]

Saweeeet lookin' shootrin' irons, my friends!  I love every one the most.

BTW, I may have figured out how to take better pics;
Get purdier guns!



40 year old nickle plated .44.

[Tanners Owner]

There are some really fine revolvers in this thread.

Having grown up in Springfield Mass I'm kinda partial to Smith & Wesson.

I have some classic Smith Autos, but I also wanted a 'modern' S&W revolver.
My N Frame Performance Center 627-5  357 Magnum times 8.  Really nice gold bead iron sights and pre-threaded holes atop frame to mount a Scope or Red Dot.

Nice N Frame, Vinny!  I have a 627 pro with an additional cylinder converted to shoot 9x23, 38 super , 9mm etc and use it in USPSA and other matches.  Fun set up and I still have the original cylinder for 357/ 38s