Revolver Picture Thread of All Time

[MaxP]

Huntington-built .480 Ruger Blackhawk with Bisley grip:

 

[MaxP]

Colt New Frontier in .45 Colt:

 

[MaxP]

Huntington-built Blackhawk in .500 JRH:

 

[mustachio]

my charter arms 44 spl bulldog, undercover, S&W 637 and 586

 

[straight-shooter]

S&W 625-8 JM

S&W 19-3

S&W 15-3

Two S&W 686-3

 

[Legionnaire]

My new GP100 .44 Spl.

 

[Gladius]

New acquisition, Model 19-4 with 2.5 inch barrel, and an updated DA revolver family shot.

 

[bannockburn]

Gladius

Very nice looking family you've got there!

 

[horsemen61]

Gladius nice looking 19-4 you have

 

[Gladius]

Gladius nice looking 19-4 you have

Thanks! It has a bit of finish wear, but it's still mechanically tight. I think it's a former police gun -- carried often, fired a little...

 

[1976B.L.Johns.]

Gosh, I love revolvers... And dreaming..............of more!

 

[Legionnaire]

Guess I could add the SP ...

 

[Mackay Sagebrush]

Model 29-2 with Wadcutters.

They do a seriously good job on small game.

 

[RealGun]

Model 29-2 with Wadcutters.

They do a seriously good job on small game.

Is there anything left to eat?

 

[Armybrat]

New Vaquero .357:

 

[dozer d8]

Smiths
627 x 8 5"
686-4+ 4"
66-3 3"

 

[dickydalton]

Model 24-4

 

[flyingtiger85]

My pistol collection!
A High Standard Sentinel-107 9 shot 22lr. made in 1966.Ruger Sp-101 8 shot 22lr.,S&W Model-10 38 special made in 1977,S&W .357 Model-66 new version and North American Arms Sheriff Model-1860 22lr./22magnum.

 

[RealGun]

View attachment 230646
My pistol collection!

Wondering if you would list what they are.

 

[jdavis123]

Smith and Wesson model 640-1

 

[Sistema1927]

Wondering if you would list what they are.

Yes. Is that a Nickle Model 10 or a Model 64 in the upper right quadrant?

 

[jdavis123]

Top right appears to be a model 10 in nickel. The 64 would be much less shiny stainless steel like the Ruger SP101 below it. Notice that the hammer and trigger are case hardened rather than satin nickel plated as was standard on all S&W SS guns of that era.

 

[Mackay Sagebrush]

Is there anything left to eat?

This is a common thought that comes up when discussing large bore handguns and small game like rabbits. It makes sense why people might think that way, but experience has shown it not to be the case.

The fact is that when you use a cast projectile, there is actually very little damage. Just clean cookie cutter type holes.

Here is a Jack I shot just a couple weeks ago with the wadcutters featured above:




And here is a pic of a ground squirrel taken with another 44 cast load.






And here are 3 Jacks, all headshots with cast bullets from a .44 magnum:

 

[Sistema1927]

Top right appears to be a model 10 in nickel. The 64 would be much less shiny stainless steel like the Ruger SP101 below it. Notice that the hammer and trigger are case hardened rather than satin nickel plated as was standard on all S&W SS guns of that era.

That is what I figured looking at my "pencil" barrel 64. However, with S&W I have discovered "never say never".

 

[Legionnaire]

Here's the Bulldog that kicked off the Charter Arms Bulldog Club thread ...