Show off them wheelguns in here

My Ruger Vaquroe 45LC sequential serial numbers

 

Looking to add S&W 686P to the mix soon.

I am partial to blued N frame Smith&Wessons.

Model 25-2 (45ACP w/moonclips)

Model 27-2 (357mag)

Model 28-2 Highway Patrolman (35mag)

and, depending on when I get a call back from NICS, a Model 19-3 snubbie

My old Smith & Wesson .357mag/38sp and my Taurus Raging Judge Magnum.

 

 

 

 

S&W 27-2 and Taurus 605.

Revolvers are stupid.

 

Mine

 

IBPB

(in before pizza bob)

Ruger gp100 5" ltd

S&W 686

S&W 642

Buncha antiques

Come on all you wheelgunners - sign-up for Shongum USPSA this weekend

 

Kinda wish it had a longer barrel.

My first, S&W 625JM.

 

My first gun...

 

 

 

wife's 640

 

My Smith and Wesson model 66-2

 

Although I own a few, this is the only one that looks nice:

 

 

..and this from the "Revolvers are stupid" guy...

Hey Alec, I think I've found your problem.....your sight is on sideways, or is that because you're an OG?

Hey Alec, I think I've found your problem.....your sight is on sideways, or is that because you're an OG?

 

haha

Revolvers are stupid.

 

And yet the S&W 642 is the biggest seller out of all the Smith and Wesson models and revolvers remain very popular much longer than the 1911 has been. While it is true that a revolver requires a greater level of shooting skill due to the heavy DA trigger and lower round count, those like me who were raised on revolvers, can shoot any semi auto well as the trigger control we learned on our heavy DA triggers translates very well to the lighter and shorter triggers on semi autos. However, it does not work the other way around which is why a lot of shooters do not like revolvers. Us shootist like them just fine.

And yet the S&W 642 is the biggest seller out of all the Smith and Wesson models and revolvers remain very popular much longer than the 1911 has been. While it is true that a revolver requires a greater level of shooting skill due to the heavy DA trigger and lower round count, those like me who were raised on revolvers, can shoot any semi auto well as the trigger control we learned on our heavy DA triggers translates very well to the lighter and shorter triggers on semi autos. However, it does not work the other way around which is why a lot of shooters do not like revolvers. Us shootist like them just fine.

 

I should of put my sarcasm face in, lol.

 

For those that know me, I've been shooting revolvers exclusively for at least a year now in competition. Huge Revolver Junkie right here mo'

the fact that revolvers teach better trigger control is whats drawn me to them. I learned to shoot on a heavy,shitty modified glock trigger. Want to start from the basics

I pre-ordered on of these. Can't wait until it gets here.

 

I pre-ordered on of these. Can't wait until it gets here.

 

what is it

Need a wide angle lens. I think we have 10 of them around here, not sure. Been shooting them since day 1 two years ago. Have only used my S&W 610 in USPSA so far. Steve, what is that?

I see .38 Super on it, STI makes it? Looks soooo much like a S&W! I may need to apply for more pistol permits! Damn, have two new rifles on the way and still looking for the third. Don't be making me buy another handgun to Blue Line!