Smith & Wesson's

RUFFBIRD

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northern ontario, CANADA
I hope you folks don't mind a photo of my S&W tiny collection...
The rules state "in good taste" so here goes!
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Top two Model 64-1 & Model 14-4
Bottom, both Model 65-5
These guns in Canada seem to becoming scarce as hens teeth or folks are hanging on tight....

Okey, don't be shy to post pictures of yours. I know the Ruger folks will understand... :mrgreen:
 
Sweet! Two 3" roundbutt Ks, and is the one at top right a K-22 or a K-38?
 
Not to many Smiths here but ive got a few, traded for both of them and will continue to try and trade for decent deals like these were.

First is the 625 Thunder Ranch 45 ACP... ive been wanting 45 ACP sa/da to go along with my convertible.

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Second is the 686. Not in perfect shape but an extremely nice shooter with a scuff here and there. Im not real up on my S&W info, but it is a "no dash" gun and has not been modified by the factory to receive the "M" stamp. (from my understanding has something to do with shooting lighter .357s, not sure but mine shoots rather well so not worried about it.

If anybody could tell me what grips originally would come on the 686, no dash, i would love to add them.

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Mine came with Walnut Target Grips. I think the early recall was to replace the firing pin bushing. They were oversized which caused the primer to flow into the bushing and possibly lock up the cylinder. After the repair they were stamped with the M. Later production gun were stamped -1, -2 and so on.
 
Those are some fine guns RUFFBIRD. Sorry for the crappy pic but at least you can tell what mine are.. Had a model 10 also but gave it to my number two son.
Baker
66-2, model 17, model 15-2

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Good looking revolvers.I have a 66-2 that has a sweeeet trigger,I don't know how to do pics so it's gonna be a no show.
 
I only have 2 S&W revolvers at the moment ,my 1982 6" M 29-2 and my 1986 Factory Costom 3" round butt finger groove grip 657.The M 29 is just something I've wanted since I first saw Dirty Harry ,aside form the fact that there real tack drivers .The 657 is something I've bveen wanting since I first saw them in Guns & Ammo magazine.Here they are .
Lou
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Not fancy but i love my smith!

586-2 (i think, maybe -4?)

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Not a revolver but a smith and wesson.
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And this neat lil J i sold this afternoon. 1 of 200 put out by Les Baer in 89. Was a lil rough is why i sold it. Still neat.

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15-3 I don't have anymore (kept the smooth K-targets, tho)
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M-60-4 3" full lug adj sights
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29-2 4" pictured with Randall model 23
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29-2 6 1/2"
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I got a couple more I don't have pics of, 2 1/2" 66-1, 4" 66-2. Not a S&W collector by any means, but I do appreciate them and still pick up the odd one that comes along.
 
I have always loved the older S&W's. Especially K frames. Never have cared for Colt DA's.
 
No group photos, but I'll show off some :)

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66-3


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Another 66-3


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1948 K-22


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66 no dash, my first revolver. I've done some work to it and she's a real workhorse. Doesn't have the goodyears anymore.


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Then we've got an L-frame 586, and an N-framed 24-3 3" Lew Horton:

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And I have this nice 4" 28:

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Great lookin guns guy! Hey eaglestroker, know where i can get some fine leather like that? ;)
 
I am down to just three Smith's at the moment due to finances, but the three are good ones.

My Model 649 with Ahrends Bubinga grips
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My Outdoorsman that has been geared up for deer hunting and small game
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and my favorite, my Smith 27-2 with 3 1/2 inch barrel that properly motivated could do the jobs of the other two if need be.
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earlier this year I dispatched a woodchuck with the little 649, he was a tough old hombre that's for sure.

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