Not meaning to insult to Glock or 1911 folks, but there really is something special about older S&W revolvers. Thank you all for sharing these pics.
Model 12-2 snub.
Oh yeah, flat latch,diamond grips,beautifulModel 12-2 snub.
That's really cool. I don't think I've seen one in person.
My last range trip indicated that I need to spend more trigger time with a 22. I was fortunate enough to trade into a replacement K22 shortly afterward.
That shouldn’t be an insult to anyone, those old wheel guns are beautiful, and just seem to get nicer as they age a bit. My oldest Glock just looks like an old beat up, scratched up Glock. Not a lot of beauty to be seen there.
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I bought this nickel S&W Model 36-1 with a 3" barrel a year or so ago. Gun came in the original box with all the factory paperwork and probably the original receipt: $196.95. Owner had even taken and left an old 3.5" x 4.25" picture of the gun in the box with the gun info written on the back of the pic. Looks to be around 1977 production. Only thing missing was the original oiled wrap paper and cleaning tool. Original buyer took and left the tool out so as not to scratch the gun up and it and wrap got misplaced somehow.
Seller to me said he got it from the elderly original owner, whom he knew. Seller said original buyer fired one cylinder of bullets (5 rounds) so he would feel comfortable shooting it before he put it away in case he ever needed to use it for self-defense at his house...the old Bought, Shot, and Stored gun. It is in beautiful condition with a very light turn ring and really nice nickel finish.
Seller to me said he got it from the elderly original owner, whom he knew. Seller said original buyer fired one cylinder of bullets (5 rounds) so he would feel comfortable shooting it before he put it away in case he ever needed to use it for self-defense at his house...the old Bought, Shot, and Stored gun. It is in beautiful condition with a very light turn ring and really nice nickel finish.
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