Very nice addition Ron, congratulations
Brownie
Brownie
The Revo Thread
Lets see those revo's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Post the pics in this thread,
I'll start with some of my collection of revolvers I've been putting away for the last two years.
1948 S+W K38 pre model 14 38 special
1950 S+W K22 pre model 17 22lr with original box
1985 S+W 29-3 44 magnum Lou Horton one of 200
1991 S+W 640-1 357 magnum
1982 S+W 65-3 357 magnum
More to follow
Post the pics in this thread,
I'll start with some of my collection of revolvers I've been putting away for the last two years.
1948 S+W K38 pre model 14 38 special
1950 S+W K22 pre model 17 22lr with original box
1985 S+W 29-3 44 magnum Lou Horton one of 200
1991 S+W 640-1 357 magnum
1982 S+W 65-3 357 magnum
More to follow
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Very nice Ron, this baby would make "Dirty Harry" Calahan green with envy!! 
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Why not resurrect a great thread with a new member of my Colt family. This is a Diamondback 2.5" (.38 cal) that was born in 1978, that just arrived.
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Here is my Colt King Cobra .357 Mag (my favorite), Ruger Super Redhawk .44 Mag & S&W 642 .38 Spl (all now have Hogue grips)
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Trick of light, I really need to take some better pictures of my collection i.e. w/o fingerprints and better poses
Here's some better pics...
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Looking better Marine!
Why not resurrect a thread near and dear to my heart and I'm sure a few others as well. Nothing like gun porn.
I wanted to gift a couple of revolvers to two of my close friends when I realized I liked my Colt Detective Special revolvers way too much to part with them. My only solution was to find a couple of new blue and nickel Colts. Yesterday I received my two new "gift" Colt Detective Specials, so I figured it might be nice to take a family pic while they are all here.
Other than the 3" DS-II in stainless (center) and the 2" SV-VI (DS-II) in stainless (bottom), the rest are 2" Third Series Detective Specials produced between 1973-1986. The Third Series had the new shroud that protected the ejector rod, along with a few other improvements.
If you like a snub nosed revolver, you will never be sorry with a 6 shot Colt Detective Special, IMHO.
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I wanted to gift a couple of revolvers to two of my close friends when I realized I liked my Colt Detective Special revolvers way too much to part with them. My only solution was to find a couple of new blue and nickel Colts. Yesterday I received my two new "gift" Colt Detective Specials, so I figured it might be nice to take a family pic while they are all here.
Other than the 3" DS-II in stainless (center) and the 2" SV-VI (DS-II) in stainless (bottom), the rest are 2" Third Series Detective Specials produced between 1973-1986. The Third Series had the new shroud that protected the ejector rod, along with a few other improvements.
If you like a snub nosed revolver, you will never be sorry with a 6 shot Colt Detective Special, IMHO.
How do you sell anything Brownie???
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Here are a couple pics from me. I was hard up for cash a year or so ago and sold the Colt.
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