Revolver fans! how many out there?

[Spike Jones 5 2002]

For the longest time I owned a High Standard 22lr 9 shot. Thinking about, I have not shot it for years. I have no good reason why.
Once I pulled the trigger on the Chiappa Rhino. I fell in love with a Wheel gun. Now I have a 4 and 5 inch barrel.
If I ever have money burning a hole in my pocket. I would pick up the 6 inch.

 

[kscessnadriver]

I have a Kimber revolver. I enjoy it. Nice grips, I need to change mine out from the stock blue ones.

Altamont grips is where I got those. I'm not sure they aren't doing the OEM wood grips on the Kimber's now, since there are tons of different models out for the K6S.

 

[yetti462]

For the longest time I owned a High Standard 22lr 9 shot. Thinking about, I have not shot it for years. I have no good reason why.
Once I pulled the trigger on the Chiappa Rhino. I fell in love with a Wheel gun. Now I have a 4 and 5 inch barrel.
If I ever have money burning a hole in my pocket. I would pick up the 6 inch.

My dad carries the high standard double nine as his woods gun, it was the first pistol I ever shot. I finally added one to my stash, hard to find and a delight to shoot. They are dandies.

 

[frenchiectfd2203]

Altamont grips is where I got those. I'm not sure they aren't doing the OEM wood grips on the Kimber's now, since there are tons of different models out for the K6S.

I will look them up thanks.

 

[Hop]

I have a few wheel guns myself. I've really really been wanting a single action color case hardened .357 with brass trigger guard. Uberti, Taylor's or even a Pietta.

 

[indynotch50]

Here is my latest wheel gun and probably the most fun one I have. This counts as a wheel gun right... ???

 

[Liberty Sanders]

Sorry, I forgot about the 1887. They are allowed and are pretty fast in the right hands. The 1897 is the only pump shotgun allowed.

A few years back I went over to Middletown, Ohio, to shoot in the SASS Midwest Regional.
There was a guy in my posse who was a Bull Fighter (what we used to call a Rodeo Clown) by profession and this guy kept us in stitches during the whole match.

He was shooting an original 1887 Winchester lever shotgun, not one of the new reproductions. It's been my experience at matches that these models have a tendency to be a bit cranky, and his was no exception.

We decided that this gun was named "G*D DAMN IT," owing to the fact that for a good percentage of the time while he on the line trying to fire the thing he was pounding on it and passionately addressing it by name.

 

[Whip_McCord]

A few years back I went over to Middletown, Ohio, to shoot in the SASS Midwest Regional.
There was a guy in my posse who was a Bull Fighter (what we used to call a Rodeo Clown) by profession and this guy kept us in stitches during the whole match.

He was shooting an original 1887 Winchester lever shotgun, not one of the new reproductions. It's been my experience at matches that these models have a tendency to be a bit cranky, and his was no exception.

We decided that this gun was named "G*D DAMN IT," owing to the fact that for a good percentage of the time while he on the line trying to fire the thing he was pounding on it and passionately addressing it by name.

I have an original in my safe, that a friend loaned to me. I need to load some low pressure rounds for it.

I have seen shooters load two rounds at a time, one in the mag tube and one in the chamber. The shots were very fast. I don't know if they did any mods to the guns, but I was really impressed.

 

[Leadeye]

Colt Officer's Models.

 

[bloodandgutsmurphy]

I like to collect S&W revolvers with police markings on them. I have an Indiana State Police Model 66, West Virginia State Police 686, Kentucky State Police 686, NYPD Transit Model 10, Model 10 that the seller told me belonged to a Chicago Police Officer and I will be picking up a Wisconsin State Patrol S&W 66.
Non law enforcement Smith's- 19-3 (4inch), 19-2(2.5inch), 13-3(4inch), 13-2or3(3inch), and 686 no dash or -1 (4inch). The other states I want to collect are North Carolina, Iowa, Ohio, and maybe one or two more. Would really like to see a S&W 29 that belonged to the Louisville Police Deptartment

 

[yetti462]

I like to collect S&W revolvers with police markings on them. I have an Indiana State Police Model 66, West Virginia State Police 686, Kentucky State Police 686, NYPD Transit Model 10, Model 10 that the seller told me belonged to a Chicago Police Officer and I will be picking up a Wisconsin State Patrol S&W 66.
Non law enforcement Smith's- 19-3 (4inch), 19-2(2.5inch), 13-3(4inch), 13-2or3(3inch), and 686 no dash or -1 (4inch). The other states I want to collect are North Carolina, Iowa, Ohio, and maybe one or two more. Would really like to see a S&W 29 that belonged to the Louisville Police Deptartment

I'm gonna send you a pm too, but found you an Ohio SP for sale.

 

[ghitch75]

early 20's Police Postive's and late 60's Cobra....

 

[jbombelli]

early 20's Police Postive's and late 60's Cobra....well pic's won't show up....

If you're posting them from imgur via your phone, what I had to do was hold on the pic itself and copy that direct link to the clipboard. Then when posting, take the s off of https.

It took me a while to figure that out.

Test pic:

 

[ghitch75]

If you're posting them from imgur via your phone, what I had to do was hold on the pic itself and copy that direct link to the clipboard. Then when posting, take the s off of https.

It took me a while to figure that out.

Test pic:

thanks it worked!!!

 

[SMOKEDIVER36]

Count me in. Have a few and always looking for more.

 

[Leadeye]

Nice Colts ghitch.

 

[Magnum314]

Cut my teeth on a Ruger Security Six some 29 years ago!! Love that gun! Started my career betting my life on a S&W 66 and 686! definitely "hit the fan" hardware!

 

[JAL]

Cut my teeth on a Ruger Security Six some 29 years ago!! Love that gun! Started my career betting my life on a S&W 66 and 686! definitely "hit the fan" hardware!

My first firearm was a Security Six nearly 45 years ago. Great revolver. Sorry I sold it. Have 4.2" GP100 now; a little beefier but great successor.

John

 

[Leadeye]

I've always thought of the GP-100 and the SW 686 as two of the best values you could get in a .357.

 

[jgreiner]

SW Model 66 Combat Magnum SS. Handed down from my father. I added combat wooden grips.