I've got a nice little S&W Model 60 .357. Nice little tuck away ride. Also have a 686 in .38 with a 3 inch barrel.(may end up selling)
Revs are aways good to have in a stash. Dependable.
Revs are aways good to have in a stash. Dependable.
Picked up a SS SP101 in 9mm, 1st wheel gun first bought it as investment got a great deal, also liked it because not many we're made, but falling in love with it!
I searched and searched for an affordable 9mm S&W revolver but figured out that affordable, revolver, and 9mm don't go in the same sentence. I ended up getting a j-frame 642 and loved it. Eventually, the wife laid claim to it so I got a 442 Power-port to replace it. It's a great little carry piece and I would someday like get a nice used night guard to supplement the snubbies.
With the likes of Elmer Kieth, Skeeter Skelton, Jelly Bryce, Bob Munden, Bill Jordan, Thel Reed, and many, many other's, the revolver will be with us for a long, long time to come. These fine men made sure of that!!
All of them now are up there, an sitting around a big pot bellied stove, drinking some fine sour mash, and talking about six guns.
All of them now are up there, an sitting around a big pot bellied stove, drinking some fine sour mash, and talking about six guns.
I just rearranged my safe and discovered that I apparently like wheelguns. 
I just rearranged my safe and discovered that I apparently like wheelguns.
How could you not?
I hear that. I grew up in the '70s when my dad was an FFL and S&W revolvers were the choice of every LEO. Had tons of 'em come through the house. The Model 66 was\is my favorite.
My 66 is the only safe queen that I have. It's been shot, but it doesn't see much daylight these days.
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