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[robocop10mm]

I have a M-57 6" blue, a M-58 and a 4" 657. I round out the N-frames with a 6" 29, a 4" 629, a 4" 28 and a 4" 520 (anybody heard of one of those? The N-frame, not the new J-frame)

As you can tell, I like my N-frames. The .41 is the favorite caliber though. Probably because many shooters have never even heard of one.

 

[photofreeman]

I may take some heat for this but I love Smith & Wesson guns. Owned a bunch and they were all great. My 640 Centinneal is a super snubby. Carried a 4506 (.45acp) for 12 years. Its my all time favorite gun.
Back in the '70s I had a stainless .357. Small butt, fixed sights. Best S&W revolver I owned and I can't remember the model number. 581 comes to mind but it was stainless.

 

[robocop10mm]

I may take some heat for this but I love Smith & Wesson guns. Owned a bunch and they were all great. My 640 Centinneal is a super snubby. Carried a 4506 (.45acp) for 12 years. Its my all time favorite gun.
Back in the '70s I had a stainless .357. Small butt, fixed sights. Best S&W revolver I owned and I can't remember the model number. 581 comes to mind but it was stainless.

A 3" round butt 681? I don't think they were out in the 70's, but that is the closest to your description. They made up a batch of 3" L-frames allegedly for some federal agency, but were probably Lew Horton's

 

[photofreeman]

S&W

A 3" round butt 681? I don't think they were out in the 70's, but that is the closest to your description. They made up a batch of 3" L-frames allegedly for some federal agency, but were probably Lew Horton's

That's probably it. I bought it in '78. Dealer said it was a Cop trade in.
Once I got rid of the itty bitty grips it was a great gun.

 

[Major Woody]

I've been thinking a bout a Taurus 608 357 w/ ported 4" barrel. All I have is autos.

 

[photofreeman]

Heres one I love to shoot.
Ruger Security Six, 6" Barrel, SS, Houge Monogrip.
This one may be older than many members

 

[nobodylies2.45]

I like a Rossi 44spl 2in barrel or a Charter Arms Bulldog 44spl little and pack a punch...