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S&W Safety Hammerless (1897 model) I've had this gun for about 23 years and have never fired it. Ammo for it isn't exactly easy to come by and I'm a little scared of what might happen if I actually pulled the trigger on a live round in this gun. It's neat to have, I got it from my dad and I'd never let it go.
S&W Model 10. Not only my favorite handgun that I've ever owned, but probably my favorite handgun ever. I just about can't miss with this one. Got the grip from a guy who's dad is a retired OHP officer. That's a State of Oklahoma seal on it. Pretty neat grip, I think.
Heritage Rough Rider. I just got this gun this morning. It pales in comparison to the Smiths, but it's a pretty fun little plinker. One day when I have more cash in the toy fund, I hope to replace it with another S&W, maybe a model 63.
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Really nice stuff on here.... all's I ask is that if you put up a hillary hole S&W, you take the pic from the right side, not the left. 
Blaster from the past............
S&W model 28-2 highway patrolman with a 6 inch barrel. Early 1970's
S&W Airweight top, Ruger Security Six .357 bottom.
The middle S&W was retired from the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics in the late 80's. Anyone know the model #/frame?
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This S&W .357 can be found in the shop.
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The middle S&W was retired from the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics in the late 80's. Anyone know the model #/frame?
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This S&W .357 can be found in the shop.
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Bill, Your middle one appears to be an early model 64 .38Spl.
Thanks! - I've had the pistol a long time and actually spoke to a fellow from the OBN to find out when they retired those .38s.
BC
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