It's been kind of tight budget-wise the last few years, but new job rolling good,and a ton of OT in the bank, and I was in a local "old school" gun shop and my long term predilection for old S&W reared its head when I saw this little number sitting on the shelf...


After two years of nothing but GLOCK GLOCK GLOCKGLOCKGLOCKGLOCK..... It was refreshing! Smith and Wesson Fourth model .32 DA in original nickle finish.

Sorry about the crappy cell phone pic, but I am just so fired up to finally be on my way back to collecting "golden age" firearms!

Bill R

NICE!!!

There is a little something in the way of a Second Model HE .455 on the way to my local FFL as well.... This is sort of just holding me over in the mean time!

It's still amazing how well this has held up over more than a century. Timing and lock up are perfect. I am finding some brass and working up some light loads, this little guy needs range time!

Bill R

That is a beaut. I would be proud to own that one.

I trades some cash and some other things for an old Colt revolver. I moved and stored it at my brothers while I moved and he got robbed.

I like an old top break revolver. That's a nice score.

Schweet!

There were a couple other model 3s on e shelf, but all with the shorter barrels. The 6 inch just stood out!

Bill R

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Originally posted by stylophiles:
... The 6 inch just stood out!

Bill R

Hell yeah!

I actually really like that photo! It fits the subject perfectly.

Oh yeah...nice gun, too!