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As my wife says...Gun Porn!

hickslawns

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Model 29 with an 8 3/8" barrel in 44magnum if you are looking the S&W route Dan. It would look good on you. Just saying.
 

Huckleberry Finn

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Always good too a add a new weapon too the arsenal.... Oh and by the way that post was worthless w/out pictures..... Just sayin.....

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Cleaned up extremely well. I love the way this gun feels in my hands. I'm going to wait until the end of the summer to recoup the gun fund before putting glass on it.
 

CJD3

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It looks real Purdy Huck!
Looking forward to seeing how it papers.


o ya. buy a decient sling for it. they get heavy after the first day afield...
 
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For those of you who might have been wondering why I was selling stuff Ill show you why...

I didn't like the fact that my Model 13-1 was at risk of so much wear and weather. So I bought one of S&W's reintroduced K frame .357 Model 66-8 revolvers. If you are going get a revolver I highly recommend a S&W K frame or Colt D frame. They are two of the best pointing wheel guns around.
 
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hickslawns

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To quote Cousin Randy: "That's real nice Clark. Real nice."

S&W revolvers are tough to beat in my opinion. Although I would agree on Colt being another fine choice. Looks great Tom!
 

Ricer2231

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Very nice.

As you all may know from my other post I recently picked up a S&W M&P 40 full size and absolutely love the gun. It is not a CCW though. I ran across a really good deal on a S&W M&P Shield in 40 caliber TOO so I just had to have it. Can't wait to get to the range this weekend and send a few down range.
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My full size
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My Shield.
And I can't leave out the other member of my M&P family.
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Finally at the age of 24 own a .22 rifle. Which is a pretty backwards way of buying firearms. I had access to a number of .22s growing up but none of them were my own. I purchased a savage mark 2 fvsr with the rebate and military discount i really couldnt turn down the price. It is an inexpensive tack driver. Squirrel porcupines and snowshoe hares dont stand a chance.
 
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