I attended a live auction Saturday and was blessed to win three "new to me" Smith and Wesson revolvers.
The first one is a Model 25-2 in almost perfect condition. It does show a slight turn ring on the cylinder. It is in .45 ACP.
The second one is a Model 29-2 with a factory nickel finish that is beautiful to the eyes. It is a .44 Magnum with a 4" barrel.
The truly great one of the threesome is a .44 Hand Ejector Triple Lock shipped out from the Factory to W. S. Brown Co. of Pittsburg, PA on December 8, 1915. The original nickel finish is at least there although displaying some loss. This is a desirable revolver and rather hard to come by. There were only 13,753 of these in .44 S&W Special produced.
The first one is a Model 25-2 in almost perfect condition. It does show a slight turn ring on the cylinder. It is in .45 ACP.
The second one is a Model 29-2 with a factory nickel finish that is beautiful to the eyes. It is a .44 Magnum with a 4" barrel.
The truly great one of the threesome is a .44 Hand Ejector Triple Lock shipped out from the Factory to W. S. Brown Co. of Pittsburg, PA on December 8, 1915. The original nickel finish is at least there although displaying some loss. This is a desirable revolver and rather hard to come by. There were only 13,753 of these in .44 S&W Special produced.