A beautiful S&W Model 60-7 stainless steel .38 Special Lady Smith, that is.
I have been looking for a stainless steel snubbie and happened to see one at a pawn shop yesterday. It is a 1993 S&W Lady Smith Model 60-7 that was very lightly used with the original beautiful rosewood grips. Lockup was tight, bore and cylinders shiny and bright, and it looked like one of those "shot it a couple of times and she didn't like it" pawn shop items. I am usually a bargain buyer, but this one was too pretty and hard to find in this nice condition to pass up.
This morning I took the Lady Smith and a box of 130 grain factory Fiocchi ammo to the gun range. Only went through 25 rounds but the gun shoots very well, has a smooth trigger face, trigger pull is nice in single and double action, and the added weight of the stainless steel frame makes it more comfortable to shoot than my 442-1 Airweight.
I took a few pictures of it, but they in no way do justice to the richness, depth, and shine of the Rosewood grips. They are really nice and sure make the gun look classy.
I have been looking for a stainless steel snubbie and happened to see one at a pawn shop yesterday. It is a 1993 S&W Lady Smith Model 60-7 that was very lightly used with the original beautiful rosewood grips. Lockup was tight, bore and cylinders shiny and bright, and it looked like one of those "shot it a couple of times and she didn't like it" pawn shop items. I am usually a bargain buyer, but this one was too pretty and hard to find in this nice condition to pass up.
This morning I took the Lady Smith and a box of 130 grain factory Fiocchi ammo to the gun range. Only went through 25 rounds but the gun shoots very well, has a smooth trigger face, trigger pull is nice in single and double action, and the added weight of the stainless steel frame makes it more comfortable to shoot than my 442-1 Airweight.
I took a few pictures of it, but they in no way do justice to the richness, depth, and shine of the Rosewood grips. They are really nice and sure make the gun look classy.
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