357's only.....let's see 'um

[Heliman]

I only have a modest accumulation of 357's, now that I have wittled them down to the one's I will shoot and keep, well for now anyway.... 8) Let's see yours!

Rugers: Speed Six, 4 digit Flat top, and Security six.

Smiths: Model 60 and 686

Dave :wink:

 

[flatgate]

Four Digit Flattop;

Burned OM

Boxed Flattop

10" Flattop

flatgate

 

[Sam Johnson]

Here are a few of my shooters.

 

[gunman42782]

Old Model .357/9mm Convertible:

GP100 and SP101: (I no longer have the SP101, but have an engraved one on lay a way)

Police Service Six (it's a .38 though)

 

[Robb Barnes]

Type 1 five digit flat top that was supposed to be a four digit gun.

Type 1 transition flat top.

 

[Old Judge Creek]

Here's mine - from the estate of the late Skeeter Skelton.

 

[FXWG]

Here are a few of mine...

 

[Smokngun]

here you go....

and of course everything on the leftside...

 

[willypete]

 

[steve-o-357]

Here's another one.

 

[REP1954]

In the process of buying an OM 6 1/2" right now but dont have it yet. I'm going to try to leave it original. Right now I just have these two.

 

[steveinaz]

My Vaquero Montado .357mag:

 

[cellar701]

For some reason I don't have photos of my .357's! I'll have to remedy that... In the meantime, here is my early Security Six with 4 digit serial number:

 

[donut757]

686, Security Six, and Sp101

New Model Blackhawk .357/9mm

 

[aimtrue2011]

Thank you for sharing these beautiful handguns. They are impressive.

Here are my .357 magnums:

 

[aimtrue2011]

Oops, I forgot one

 

[cellar701]

OK, I'll bite - an L frame 'Smith with a Colt barrel? I like it, just not sure what I'm looking at.

 

[steveinaz]

Smith & Python or Colt & Wesson?..sweet

 

[aimtrue2011]

It is a 1974 K-frame 10-3 with a Colt 6" python barrel. It was crafted by Bill Davis in Sacramento in 1974.

It goes by two names, Smolt and Smython.


This is from the literature of the time,

"An outgrowth of the Practical Police Course (PPC) matches of the early 1970's was a custom built handgun called the Smython. Police shooters of the time favored the S&W Model 19 for its trigger action and the Colt Python's for its barrel weight and high accuracy."

I can attest to the accurcy of this revolver. The first time I fired it at a 25 yard target, all six rounds printed within a pattern of 1-1/2".

 

[aimtrue2011]

Sorry, I mistyped. Should be S&W 19-3.

 

[Wyandot Jim]

I have a few old shooters :wink:
Jim

A type 2

A brassie

NON Prefix 357-9mm

 

[WendyZXZ]

Some we both have here:

 

[WAYNO]

Well, let's see...

 

[Heliman]

WAYNO :shock: Some of them are loaded!! And I could swear I have shot some of those.... 8) Nice guns, all!

Dave :wink:

 

[WendyZXZ]

I like that engraved SP101 with the wooden inserts...very nice!

 

[41manor44]

I have several 357 but no pictures except of these 2. I guess I'll just have to get the camera out more oftenD!

 

[WAYNO]

I like that engraved SP101 with the wooden inserts...very nice!

Thank you. I carry it often. 8)

WAYNO.

 

[WAYNO]

WAYNO And I could swear I have shot some of those.... 8) Nice guns, all!

Dave :wink:

Yep. You've shot most of them!

WAYNO.

 

[newrugersafan]

Type 1 Transition OM

Non Prefix OM

Flat Tops

Bottom gun 50th 357

Type 1 Flat Top

Brassie ( Letters )

Bottom gun NM convertible

 

[Aeroscout9]

Here's one of mine. GB purchase. Someone had Skeetered the gripframe and bejeweled the hammer. Hammer was the first thing to get cleaned up. I don't know who made those aftermarket grips, but they are decent walnut.

Holster is made for a large frame 6 1/2" barrel Blackahawk.