.44 special picture post

Status
Not open for further replies.
Hey hnk45acp -

That Reeder HAS TO BE one of the Nicest Wheelies I have EVER SEEN!!!

Where did you find her?

She is Gorgeous!
 
Hello.

44CorbonDPXTaurusAmmotile2.jpg
An old Taurus Model 431 with Corbon 200-gr. DPX ammunition...

NewSWM24knife1.jpg
This S&W Model 24 frequently accompanies me to the deer blind in hunting season.

Best.
 
:banghead:
Oh boy... I should have never looked at this thread...
:what:

That's what I'm thinkin'...!

Bullet Bob, that's one of the most unusually good looking revolvers I've ever seen. Very interesting.

saber, since I swore to finally get a BODYGUARD, now I'm looking at the 296, etc. with renewed interest.
I wonder how I could get a 'shrouded hammer' on one on those!

Mercy. :scrutiny:
 
Thanks for the compliments on the Reeder
I basically sent Gary my 44mag Vaquero and had him put a freefloat cylinder, octagon barrel and bisley hammer on it and refinish it. It's amazing and has the best trigger I've felt on a Ruger. I mainly shoot specials out of it and the occaisional magnum if I'm feeling masochistic. here's some more pics









 
to the gent with the Rossi .44spl with bobbed hammer........

do you want to sell it?

this is a serious question. PM if so.
 
Just my scratched-up carry gun...

Early model no-lock S&W Model 696, with Altamont walnut grips to keep clothing from snagging:


696altamontleft1.gif
 
Special wheelguns

There are some nice Specials here, thanks for the pics.

I like this one a lot, the brown spot is poor photography skills, not rust or dirt or whatever.

m243lftside0er.jpg
 
You guys have some great lookin' .44's there.

Lou22,
That's one beautiful snubby you have there. For rubber grips, although they're slightly bigger than the boot grips, you might check out Pachmayr Compacts or Hogue grips.
 
For Lou22

If you find the recoil of your lightweight .44 a bit stout, you might try using Glaser .44 Specials for serious social work and public sanitation. The Glaser has a lighter charge, but velocity to make up the difference.
I tried them in .357 and thought for sure they were squib loads until I examined the targets (various water filled containers)!
As a plus, there were no exit holes, and riccochet factor is very low with the prefragmented projectile.
 
My grips were a little too long for carry and they were very slick. So I did some customizing. I shortened the grip, and used a dremel to create more of a texture. I also refinshed them in a walnut stain. I like how they have an old rustic look. Here are some before and after pics.

Before
standard?pictid={7165D7F8-0229-40F7-916F-4DE4BF91D6A9}&exp=f&moddt=38901.gif
After
standard?pictid={B1F300D1-FD12-4931-B15C-71919A317A6B}&exp=f&moddt=38921.gif

Here's a picture of my Galco carry rig. The holster is a customized speed master. The leather I removed made it difficult to holster and was causing it to print through my shirt. It's much better now.

standard?pictid={7002405B-342A-404A-ABAD-FD4E896BBED3}&exp=f&moddt=38921.gif
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top