The gun Joe shot his own dog with

[Chilidog]

Sweet looking piece. I like it a lot.

 

[Mike1234567]

Oh my... I want!!

 

[F350-6]

How horrible. I'm sure Uncle Joe won't be able to even be in the same house as that evil thing that almost took his dog from him.

I'll come pick it up to help with Joe's healing process.



That thing sure is purty. If that's what he keeps around to shoot critters in the yard, I'd like to see his safe queens.

 

[Vern1]

So....you said Uncle Joe, right?
Maybe if you did a good job cleaning it, he will leave it to you someday.

Win, lose or draw, it's still drop dead gorgeous!

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

How horrible. I'm sure Uncle Joe won't be able to even be in the same house as that evil thing that almost took his dog from him.

I'll come pick it up to help with Joe's healing process.



That thing sure is purty. If that's what he keeps around to shoot critters in the yard, I'd like to see his safe queens.

i was thinking the same thing, under the guise of all guns hurt dogs.
And we dont the pup hurting anymore . Just knowing that evil gun that hurt him is still in the house

 

[GlockOwner]

How horrible. I'm sure Uncle Joe won't be able to even be in the same house as that evil thing that almost took his dog from him.

I'll come pick it up to help with Joe's healing process.



That thing sure is purty. If that's what he keeps around to shoot critters in the yard, I'd like to see his safe queens.

This is my uncle that is a hardcore historian. He has hundreds of guns on display in museums and hundreds more where he lives. Most of them are very old, but he has had me clean an AR of his before...which was surprising to see he had one. It was a pre-ban bushmaster. He is really private, so I have never actually got to see his entire collection, but I am working on it. I'd probably giggle with giddiness if I finally got to fondle his entire collection!

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

This is my uncle that is a hardcore historian. He has hundreds of guns on display in museums and hundreds more where he lives. Most of them are very old, but he has had me clean an AR of his before...which was surprising to see he had one. It was a pre-ban bushmaster. He is really private, so I have never actually got to see his entire collection, but I am working on it. I'd probably giggle with giddiness if I finally got to fondle his entire collection!

You school girl

 

[Vern1]

You school girl

And you wouldn't be??....LOL!!

 

[GlockOwner]

You school girl

you know it buddy!

 

[kyletxria1911a1]

Yep im right there wit cha

 

[THE LAREDOAN]

Sorry about the dog man....Nice revolver and it seems to be a registered magnum,the first 357 magnum revolver if I'm not wrong..

 

[Texasjack]

That is a beautiful pistol!!

 

[franzas]

Based on the picture, your revolver has 5 screws; making it 1955 or earlier. Model numbers began in 1957, making your revolver a 'pre-27' '.357 Magnum.' This revolver was also called the 'Registered Magnum,' if it has a special registration number on the frame. Should read "REG XXXX." These are considerably more rare and valuable. If I were you, I'd contact Roy Jinks, the S&W Historian and request a factory letter. It costs $50 and will tell you the history of the revolver.

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Sorry about the dog.

 

[TundraWookiee]

No clue about the model or history of it but that is a gorgeous revolver.