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Yeah, I got some plastic fantastics, but I like the old school stuff. Cut my teeth on my dad's service weapon a S&W Mod 28 Highway Patrolman, .357. I use to sneak it off in Jr. High along with our old station wagon to shoot old ammo dad left lying around. Love old revolvers. So, here are a couple ya might like.
This is a S&W 1905 Hand Ejector, 3rd change from around 1910. Dated by the serial # of 168,XXX. It's a 38 spl, 4 inch, 6 shot. It has the old 5 screw frame and longer action than the later model 10s & other K frames. In great shape inside and out. Great shooter. A hand tooled leather holster that came with it.
And here is it's much younger brother, a S&W Mod 10-5 from teh mid 80s. It is much the same except for the shorter action, lowered hammer spur, 2 less frame screws and newer finish. DA is smooth like the old gun. Both are .38 spls. I shoot mostly home case wadcutters outof them that I handload. However, I keep some +P Rem. 158 gr. JHPs in them for pest control around the yard. Don't feed them a steady diet of +Ps. The newer gun would probably take it, but the older one maybe not.
The Model 10-5.
This is a S&W 1905 Hand Ejector, 3rd change from around 1910. Dated by the serial # of 168,XXX. It's a 38 spl, 4 inch, 6 shot. It has the old 5 screw frame and longer action than the later model 10s & other K frames. In great shape inside and out. Great shooter. A hand tooled leather holster that came with it.
And here is it's much younger brother, a S&W Mod 10-5 from teh mid 80s. It is much the same except for the shorter action, lowered hammer spur, 2 less frame screws and newer finish. DA is smooth like the old gun. Both are .38 spls. I shoot mostly home case wadcutters outof them that I handload. However, I keep some +P Rem. 158 gr. JHPs in them for pest control around the yard. Don't feed them a steady diet of +Ps. The newer gun would probably take it, but the older one maybe not.
The Model 10-5.
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