9 poly frame semis in a row, finally a real hunk of steel

The last new wheelgun I bought was my SP101 in 1993. Then got on the semiauto Tupperware kick in recent years.
Decided a few months ago to get something that could really fill my hand and would look all shiny. Thought about a Colt SAA, but they are more than I could afford.... not to mention scarce. Then my 1968 OM 3 screw BH started pluckin' my heartstrings, and that led me to adding this new .357 to the stable. It is a heckuva lot nicer than anticipated. Can't wait to warm it up a bit out at the ranchette:

Nice looking six shooter in a very versatile caliber. Is this the medium frame Vaquero?

Says New Vaquero on the side. I'd say Yes.

Proud to say no tupperware in my safe, I'm just old fashoned tho. ps

Pistolero said:

Nice looking six shooter in a very versatile caliber. Is this the medium frame Vaquero?

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Yep, it's the New Vaquero.
It feels a lot different than my old 3 screw BH.

To each his own, but I don't know why you would choose the upside down model, it's got to be harder to shoot that way.

cas said:

To each his own, but I don't know why you would choose the upside down model, it's got to be harder to shoot that way.

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The pic's orientation depends on what kind of device you are using. Some see my pics right side up, others upside down.

I ain't got a clue about whys & wherefores of these newfangled gadgets.

4"er will kill them as dead as a 6"er. Hunt away. Nice piece of steel there.