TexasCHLforum.com

2farnorth wrote:My dad had a 32 revolver very much like that one. I had hoped to get it some day, but it disappeared from the house while I was away in the Air Force. Believe a b-i-l got it since he was the only one that had access to the house at the time.

That S&W is downright gorgeous....

I know what you mean, my brother got everything else as always, if his ex didn't have this I would have got nothing. My mother left everything to him and my sister. Nothing to about.
Thanks for the comment on my 686. I worked hard on it

nocents wrote:Sweet! Both of them!

Thanks I was really happy to get my grandfather gun. My brother ex-wife got it in their divorce 20+ year ago. I still talk to her a lot she found it in box emailed and asked if I wanted it. I was the last one to shoot the gun when I was 8 yrs old (50 yrs ago) I found it in my grandmothers bathroom cabinet sneaked outside
with it loaded one round and pulled the trigger. I was still dirty when I got it.

puma guy wrote:Now where is that "Like" button?

thank yep we need a like button but I guess this one will do

rbwhatever1 wrote:Nice revolvers.

Thank, I get that gun out of the safe once a week just to hold it.. I've only shot it 2 times. My range guy looked it up and told me it's value in present condition
I almost fell over

J Wilson wrote:What brand of grips are those?Really look good.

The grips I got from Altamont Grips. yep everyone I show them to loves the grips. very good prices to for S&W revolvers

finally finished cleaning and polishing this gun. took a while to complete but here it is in all it's glory. By far my favorite revolver.
alIso posted a new to me gun that was my grandfathers a US Revolver .32 5 shot break open. Had it dated on another forum as 1916 so next year 100 years old