S&W Combat Magnum

[Classic12]

After buying the 4” model 19, I pulled the four I have out of the safe for some beauty shots

The blued

The stainless

The family

The 6” stainless one was the second gun I bought brand new in 1988, at the tender age of 20 (and I tossed the cardboard box back then)

The 66 4” benefited from a pair of NOS original grips

 

[L. Boscoe]

great revolvers! Are the blued still made?

 

[rodfac]

Great post, Classic...I always click on your offerings...never knew so many fine pistols resided with the Swiss. Rod

 

[FITASC]

Very nice!

 

[trophyrider]

I love reading your post. You always have such fine firearms to show off.

 

[ammo.crafter]

Sweet Smiths

Dandy post and pix. I sent same to my daughter in hopes she'll take out her model 14 and run a box or two.

 

[Classic12]

Just found a LNIB 4’’ nickel model 19-4 from 1981, barrel not pinned but recessed cylinder for $ 930

The 4’’ trio

 

[Driftwood Johnson]

Howdy

Sorry I could not resist.

Please allow me to post photos of my Model 19-3 that I bought brand-spanky new in 1975. I still have the box, papers, and all the goodies that came with it.

This style of grips were called Oversized Target grips. The wood is Goncalo Alves. Yes, they have gotten a little bit scratched up over time.

great revolvers! Are the blued still made?

Slightly updated, this model is still in the catalog.


https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/model-19