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S&W N-Frame Lineup
      #193731 - 14/11/11 12:34 AM

A few N-Frame Smith & Wessons I've gathered lately. Just thought I would share an image.



From left to right, back row:

Model 1955 Target .45ACP - very early, delivered in 1955. 6.5" barrel.

Model 1950 Target .44 Spl. - dates to 1955. 6.5" barrel.

Model 1955 Target .45ACP - Model 25-2 - dates to 1980. 6" barrel.


From left to right, front row:

Model 1950 Target .44 Spl. - delivered 1954. 6.5" barrel. Very rare with factory fitted lanyard loop.

.357 Magnum (pre-Model 27) dates to 1954. 6" barrel.

Model 27-2, dates to 1973. 5" barrel.

As most of you will know, the Model 1955 Target uses either "half-moon" or "full-moon" clips to hold the rimless round and enable extraction. The full-moon clips are just like a handy speed loader. Here's a rather silly photo of me hamming it up with ten "full-moon" clips ready to go. My daughter took this picture at the shooting range yesterday. All in good fun, and what a beautiful day we had!



Curl

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Re: S&W N-Frame Lineup [Re: CptCurl]
      #193735 - 14/11/11 01:51 AM

Looks like a nice pile!

Those old .45 target revolvers are so cool.
How did they all shoot?




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Re: S&W N-Frame Lineup [Re: tinker]
      #193737 - 14/11/11 01:59 AM

I just shot the older .45 yesterday. It shoots like a dream and there's quite a love affair brewing. The newer .45 is NIB unfired. I'll probably sell it rather than shoot it. Don't have the heart to bust the cherry.

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Re: S&W N-Frame Lineup [Re: tinker]
      #193829 - 15/11/11 08:57 PM

G'Day Capt Curl,

Nice, Real Nice!
Your a lucky man!!!

Brings back fond memories of the N Frame I used to own.
It was a S&W 125th anniversary commemorative, serial number 699 in 45 Colt (6 1/2").

Unfortunately, some slimy political animal (FJWH) didn't trust me with it and a heap of other firearms, so he confiscated them off me!
Luckily, whilst all the others were cut up, the above S&W is still in one piece, in storage at the AFP (Australian Federal Police) firearms section here at Weston, Canberra, A.C.T!

Thanks for the above image and the memories!!!

Doh!
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Re: S&W N-Frame Lineup [Re: Homer]
      #193841 - 16/11/11 03:32 AM

I'd be plunking with the .44 SPL's, myself.
Nice!

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Re: S&W N-Frame Lineup [Re: DarylS]
      #193842 - 16/11/11 04:14 AM

Oh how I miss my 4" Model 25 in 45 Long Colt. I had to hand it in when the British government decided that, as an English citizen, I was no longer fit to own it. This was after the Dunblane tragedy. These days I can't have a 6 shot revolver but I can have my 10 shot Trapper carbine in the same calibre.

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