I recommend sperm oil for inside the lock works.
Nothing but the best. Straight from the head of a leviathan, decades old and still good.
It can be found on eBay and elsewhere.
For fun lie to you wife/girlfriend about how it’s made.
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Nothing but the best. Straight from the head of a leviathan, decades old and still good.
It can be found on eBay and elsewhere.
For fun lie to you wife/girlfriend about how it’s made.
How have I only just now found out about this thread???
I have many more, but I'll throw these rando's out there.
I have many more, but I'll throw these rando's out there.
It is.
Comfortable and works well with op[tics equipped gats.....optic rides above belt...no interference.
Have another one for a 1/2 railed government that works equally well on non-railed models, too.
This morning, bigger cup of coffee and a smaller (ish) pistol. 
That last picture is the more appropriate handgun to be laying across Bill Jordan's book.
I just chuckled because a 4 inch k frame "Combat Magnum" was the pistol most associated with Bill Jordan. Just old timer stuff.
I had no idea who Bill Jordan is, that was just coincidence... but i do love K-Frames and after a quick google search that looks like a good read! I used to have a beautiful 4" Model 19, still the gun i regret selling the most. I thought the stainless model 66 was more "practical" back then
K model in .38 caliber?
Wait!
German proofs?
Nice target trigger.
Speak to us of this Boomer relic.
6" Model 17-2
It came with the wide trigger and hammer, I never changed anything.
Normal proof marks for where i live.
The first firearm i owned and what i learned (very slowly and poorly, with no proper instruction available to me at the time) how to shoot with. I had no clue what i was buying or doing really, but in hindsight i'm very happy with the choice and think a double action (22lr) revolver is a very good tool to learn the fundamentals. In my experience i found that generally people who shoot DA revolvers well can shoot any other handgun pretty decently also, but not the other way around.
Also i wanted to become a police officer and at that time (and up until just a few years ago actually) the service weapon was a 4" S&W 686 or 620 (2.5" 66 for detectives) so i figured it makes sense to train with a revolver beforehand.
It came with the wide trigger and hammer, I never changed anything.
Normal proof marks for where i live.
The first firearm i owned and what i learned (very slowly and poorly, with no proper instruction available to me at the time) how to shoot with. I had no clue what i was buying or doing really, but in hindsight i'm very happy with the choice and think a double action (22lr) revolver is a very good tool to learn the fundamentals. In my experience i found that generally people who shoot DA revolvers well can shoot any other handgun pretty decently also, but not the other way around.
Also i wanted to become a police officer and at that time (and up until just a few years ago actually) the service weapon was a 4" S&W 686 or 620 (2.5" 66 for detectives) so i figured it makes sense to train with a revolver beforehand.
Looks nice with the smaller grips! I like the feel of the bigger ones, but i always thought they look unproportionally big compared to the "skinnier" barrel and the non enclosed ejector rod on the model 17.
edit since it's a picture thread
edit since it's a picture thread
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