Shooting my 624

[mm6mm6]

Some of you may remember my S&W 624 .44 Special that I had engraved as a Skeeter Skelton Tribute along with his cattle brand on the backstrap:

I then had my Lipsey's Exclusive Ruger Blackhawk .44 Special engraved to match the S&W:

Well, it had been awhile so I took my 624 out for a little shooting the other day. My best friend had purchased a Point of View video camera set up that attaches to a baseball cap with a magnet.

So here's me dirtying up the S&W (just click the pic below to play the video):



Here's the filthy dirty results:

The .44 is all cleaned up and handsome again and put back away in the safe inside its zippered case....

-Steve

 

[Bozack]

Nice video. Glad to see that pretty of a gun is still a gun and not a safe queen.

 

[Jimbo357mag]

Nice pictures and video. Those guns are beautiful. I bet you were shooting Unique? 8) 8)

...Jimbo

 

[mm6mm6]

Actually Bullseye! Very smokey! They're my cowboy loads, I've got 850 loaded up but I haven't been able to attend a cowboy shoot this year. So it was time to shoot some of them through the S&W! I have .430 bullet loads just for the Ruger Blackhawk.

 

[Hammerdown77]

I want a 624 so bad I can taste it. This video doesn't help! I always like seeing pictures of your guns, mm6mm6. Thanks for posting!

 

[gunman42782]

DROOL! Beautiful guns!!

 

[David LaPell]

I keep thinking of reasons why I should get another .44 Special and those Ruger Flat Tops keep drawing me in, just need the money to grow on one of my pine trees out back.

 

[DeronW]

Love that engraving! Who did it?

 

[woods-walker]

Your revolvers are a very nice Tribute to Skeeter Skelton and the .44 Special Legacy that he passed on to many of us.

I bought a S&W Model 24 and enjoy it in the field loaded with his preferred recipe of 7.5 grains of Unique and a 250 grain cast Keith SWC.

 

[mm6mm6]

The engraving was done by Michael Gouse of Montana. His website is:

www.mtart.com