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Picked this off a local forum this week. Pretty good condition for 53 years old. I plan to shoot it but it needs a little front sight paint first. Grips are Altamont Ropers. 19-3 so it's pinned and recessed.







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Very nice!


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Big Grin Thanks, I love old revolvers. I love to look at them, handle them, and shoot them. However I hate to clean them!! Big Grin


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That's a beauty! IMO a 4" Model 19 is the cosmetic archetype of revolvers. They shoot great, too.


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That's a beauty! IMO a 4" Model 19 is the cosmetic archetype of revolvers. They shoot great, too.


I'M with ya. I like how most N frames look, but the K frame is a better fit for me.


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That sure is a pretty revolver!


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Great find and I envy you ! You'll get used to cleaning that beauty .
 
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The Combat Magnum has long been my favorite revolver.


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Great revolver, congrats.


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Not quite as old as me, but in a hell of a lot better shape and way better looking than me!


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...but it needs a little front sight paint

Try it first, you may like it OK. The nickel contrast to the black rear sight stands out really well on a S&W revolver. I carried a 2.5" nickel M19 with no RR or WO for several years, and never had to apply any thing to front sight, completely different from seeing black on black.


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Nice! You just can't go wrong with a model 19, of any barrel length.


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Man! That is a nice looking gun.


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WOW - That is a Beautiful Gun. Great find. I love the Model 19 and 66. Have three between the two models but nothing this unique.
 
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Gorgeous. Nice find! There’s exactly two S&W revolvers I want for my collection and I found the 686 early this year. A nice 4” 19 is the other. I’d be thrilled to find one just like that.


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Gorgeous. Nice find! There’s exactly two S&W revolvers I want for my collection and I found the 686 early this year. A nice 4” 19 is the other. I’d be thrilled to find one just like that.


I got your combo too..sort of. I have a nice 4" 586 Nickel to go along with this 4" 19 Nickel. I don't have a 686 now but have had several in the past.


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That is just plain sexy. It just is. Congrats



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I’ve said it before and I will say it again. I am a child of the “Wundernine” era but damn if I don’t love me a good revolver and that sir is a damn nice looking wheel gun. Enjoy it in good health.


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Years ago, I collected nickel Smiths. I had a snub, 4 inch, and 6 inch nickel M-19. They are all gone now, but I think the snub 19 is the most "gun looking" of the bunch.
 
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Years ago, I collected nickel Smiths. I had a snub, 4 inch, and 6 inch nickel M-19. They are all gone now, but I think the snub 19 is the most "gun looking" of the bunch.


I very much like the snub 19/66 models. I've had quite a few of them.


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