Wheel Gun Show-N-Tell

[tv1217]

Oop, it's a Ruger Super Redhawk .44 Mag, 9.5 inch barrel.

 

[yenningcomity]

686-4 and 586 No Dash

 

[SmallTownGunner]

Ruger

Ruger GP100 .357 Mag

 

[Field King]

Give me 10 minutes to dig it up!!! S&W BODYGUARD model 49 factory nickle! my latest find! Forgive camera flash on the gun, it is minty! OLDSCHOOL SNUBBY!

 

[tv1217]

Ruger GP100 .357 Mag

How's the shooting with those grips? My SRH came with the rubber hogue but I like the look of those better and Ruger sells them for $30 or so.

 

[SmallTownGunner]

How's the shooting with those grips? My SRH came with the rubber hogue but I like the look of those better and Ruger sells them for $30 or so.

For me the shooting is not bad at all I really enjoy these grips, they're quite comfortable. For 30 bucks I say put the order in.

 

[Joe Williams]

How's the shooting with those grips? My SRH came with the rubber hogue but I like the look of those better and Ruger sells them for $30 or so.

I, personally, prefer the original grips to the Hogue's Ruger now ships the GP100 with. The originals fit my hand like a glove, and always did a great job softening the recoil. The Hogue's do not fit my hand at all, and I'd be ordering the originals from Ruger the day I bought one.

Try before you buy!

 

[jimbo-indy]

Here's a few of my favorites:
A pre-10 from 1936:

6 1/2" model 610, works just fine with 40 ammo too:

Scoped Super Blackhawk w/ 2-8 Bushnell 3200

Performance Center 686 Hunter with Red Dot (really need to get it a C-More)

Colt Lightning (model of 1877) made in 1903 a family gun:

The fun gun: Traditions 1851

MagNaPort custom Super Balckhawk:

 

[hodgej1843]

 

[navarre1095]

UNFIRED 1971 Smith & Wesson Model 19 .357 magnum

Taurus Model 66 .357 magnum

 

[snuffy33]

My latest find

5" S&W 63-4

 

[beararms1776]

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[beararms1776]

Ruger GP100 4" 357

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[Jon Craig]

UNFIRED 1971 Smith & Wesson Model 19 .357 magnum

I'm DYING to get my hands on a 1971 S&W 19 or 64 or similar! (My birth year.)

Nice!

 

[DetroitTackleberry]

Here is my 642 w/ct grips talk about summer comfort.....

 

[CandRFan]

I got a birthday present early...here's my Nagant m1895 pistol. Definetly not a carry piece, but it makes a nice add to my WWII handgun collection.

 

[wag1911]

S&W 686-5 (4"), aka Distinguished Combat Magnum, Trigger Pull: DA 8.31 lbs / SA 2.69 lbs

Loaners:

S&W 15-3 (4"), aka K-38, Trigger Pull: DA 10.0 lbs / SA 2.44 lbs

S&W 36 (3") aka Chief's Special, Trigger Pull: DA 10.43 lbs / SA 1.81 lbs

 

[Jon Craig]

Am actually carrying my 64-1 today. It's more comfortable and conceals better than my CZ-75B, haha. Though admittedly I don't have a proper holster to conceal the CZ.

 

[Cru]

I only have one "wheel gun" that was belonged to my grandfather. He died when I was 13 so I was not given the until MUCH later.

Anyway, it's a S&W Model 66. Not original case, but does have the original cleaning kit and screwdriver.

I like it because it's VERY accurate. I have a video of the first time we shot it (after it had been sitting in a closet for YEARS) and I was able to hit a watermelon on my first shot from a pretty good distance. I didn't measure it though.

Anyway, here's pics.

 

[Jon Craig]

NICE gun, Cru, and awesome history of the gun. Hold onto that one!