What's your favorite revolver in your current collection?
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303 hunter
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6” GP100. This is my sidearm when deer hunting and has taken a few within 50 yards.
Stevie-Ray
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Pretty easy, since it's the only revolver I own. Always thought it was the most beautiful of the .44 Magnums, and still do, with a possible tie with the Anaconda, though that was not yet in existence when I bought this.
Vern Humphrey
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I'll go with my Colt New Service in .45 Colt. I cut the barrel back to 5 1/2", put on adjustable sights and Herrett grips.
servicerifle
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Hi. I purchased one like that a couple years ago at an auction. Do you know if the porting is factory? Thanks.
WestKentucky
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That one at the bottom is a weird revolver. It looks more like a reciprocator.
v8stang289
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My favorite is my 625. It just balances well and shoots well for me. Plus I love the way it looks and carries, and the moonclips are a plus.
Tallball
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Mine is my 7.5" Ruger SBH 44 magnum "three-screw" (Old Model). The trigger is smooth and light. The long sight radius makes it easy for me to shoot well. I am guessing that I'm slightly more accurate with my Buck Mark, but it sure isn't as much fun to shoot. It's from 1971, IIRC.
Hondo 60
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My 4" S&W 10-5 is my fav & has been for years.
It's accurate & very soft shooting.
Bought it used 08/24/2009 at Cabela's in Ritchfield, WI.
So I've had it for a few years.
125 gr plated over 3.7 gr of titegroup OAL of 1.445
Very nice load!
Not for SD or HD, but GREAT target shooter
It's accurate & very soft shooting.
Bought it used 08/24/2009 at Cabela's in Ritchfield, WI.
So I've had it for a few years.
125 gr plated over 3.7 gr of titegroup OAL of 1.445
Very nice load!
Not for SD or HD, but GREAT target shooter
Old Dog
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This week it's my old 19-3 with some Ahrends combat stocks (other weeks it's either a 15-3 or 15-4, sometimes a 19-7 snub) ...
Armored farmer
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For the time being, i will claim this Uberti SAA as my current favorite.
As of now, still unfired.
As of now, still unfired.
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MidRoad
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My father has a uberti El patron cms coming his way, got it used for like 450 bucks. He dropped the paper work at the Albany county clerk oooooh about 4 weeks ago and still waiting for it.... That judge is right on point. Anyways very nice gun, can't wait to shoot it. Hope you enjoy yours!
Jeb Stuart
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Jeb Stuart
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Farmer, I stole your Pic to put into my gallery collection. Lovely gun, Really like that Painting.
P5 Guy
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S&W 696 no dash. Nothing beats the bang, thunk of a big slow moving hunk of lead.
JFrame
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For me, it will probably always be this S&W 63 kit gun with 4" barrel (bottom)... Bought it used from a friend back in 1980, and is still as tight and accurate as the day HE bought it... 
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I actually love shooting vintage Korths and Manurhins more. I own multiples of each, but I prefer the 4" variety...
CopperFouling
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Smith & Wesson 686 4". It balances and points perfectly.
Gordon
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This one can't be duplicated anymore. After a Cylinder & Slide blueprint of gun and the Douglas premium bull barrel were installed with front ball lock up it was sighted in at 25 yards with Ball spec ammo and then sent to Colt for modest engraving and a Royal blue. Then to Roy Fishpaw for Exhibition French Walnut to my hand size. I had the case mad a few years back . Yup this is my favorite revolver out of more than fifty left. .
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