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Ya know, there's just something about that sound when you pull that hammer back that gives you satisfaction like no other thing does, doesn't it?



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Posts: 1913 | Location: York County, VA | Registered: August 25, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Ya know, there's just something about that sound when you pull that hammer back that gives you satisfaction like no other thing does, doesn't it?


Agreed.
 
Posts: 59 | Location: NW Burbs of Illinois | Registered: June 10, 2020Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Pre-Model 10 arrived today at my FFL, purchased the 681 as well. While I was doing the paperwork, they pointed out a 625-3 in .45 ACP with a 5" barrel that just came in on consignment. Yep.

Probably time for an intervention....




 
Posts: 59 | Location: NW Burbs of Illinois | Registered: June 10, 2020Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I'm a fan of revolvers, primarily S&W 357s without the retarded lock. The L frame is my favorite. I'll post pics of my harem when I get the chance but my 686-1 is going in the box with me when I die. It's just superb.
 
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Here's a picture of one that is not so pretty...
but it has a history.... not only did my father carry it with him for the time I knew him... but he also had it strapped to his chest for 10 days back in 1950 in Korea while he and the 1st Marine Division delt with a few Chinese that has snuck across the boarder.


the hammer got broken off when it got dropped while he was riding on a tank and he had it repaired later.


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Here's a picture of one that is not so pretty...
but it has a history.... not only did my father carry it with him for the time I knew him... but he also had it strapped to his chest for 10 days back in 1950 in Korea while he and the 1st Marine Division delt with a few Chinese that has snuck across the boarder.


the hammer got broken off when it got dropped while he was riding on a tank and he had it repaired later.


That's awesome!
 
Posts: 59 | Location: NW Burbs of Illinois | Registered: June 10, 2020Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Here's a picture of one that is not so pretty...
but it has a history.... not only did my father carry it with him for the time I knew him... but he also had it strapped to his chest for 10 days back in 1950 in Korea while he and the 1st Marine Division delt with a few Chinese that has snuck across the boarder.


the hammer got broken off when it got dropped while he was riding on a tank and he had it repaired later.


A real weapon for a real man among men...Thanks for sharing!
 
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Very cool Blue. That’s an awesome gun and story.




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Picked all three up yesterday, cleaned and inspected.

Everything's good to go. Picked up extra moon clips, loading and unloading tools for the 625 as well.

 
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Thought I was seeing the K22 with your 8 3/8" gun. Too accustomed to seeing wad cutter holes from the center fires.. Big Grin. Never the less, the 15 looks to have a Millett rear which mates nicely for target shooting with a Patridge blade front. Always wanted a 14 in a 6" but they seem to have been made in limited numbers.
 
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Thought I was seeing the K22 with your 8 3/8" gun. Too accustomed to seeing wad cutter holes from the center fires.. Big Grin. Never the less, the 15 looks to have a Millett rear which mates nicely for target shooting with a Patridge blade front. Always wanted a 14 in a 6" but they seem to have been made in limited numbers.


Good eye...it does have a Millet which I'm extremely happy with. Taking it tomorrow to qualify with on the shooting part of the Instructor certification.
 
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