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I just scored the Python shown in the pictures below, with the darker grips on it. The other mint Python shown below, with the lighter grips, I had scored about five years ago. I was amazed to have found this second, equally mint Python to the one I already had! Gosh these guns are getting...

I recently acquired this nice 1977 Colt Police Positive Special. I thought that it was worth picking up-since it;s been many moons since I'd seen am PPS like this! I'm not much of a photographer-but, here are some pictures!:

Although, many moons had passed before finding an S&W Model 681(No dash #) .357-now, I've finally got one-as pictured below! It was a long wait but, I think it was worth the pain! How many of you like the Model 681?

This 1980 vintage NIB Speed-Six is just super nice! You be the judge!:

I just got the following 3.5" nickel SW Model 27 to go with the 5" nickel SW Model 27 that I already had, shown in the second picture below:

Here is a nice little snubbie I aquired: A Smith & Wesson 2" Model 64-2. This is the first one that I've seen for a long time!: Following are some pictures:

I just thought I'd post some better pictures of this OMM .22 that I had acquired a few months ago. It was in very mint condition and had hardly been fired:

Although I'm head over heals in debt for the pictured Colt Python "SNAKE EYES" set pictured below-I'm still proud to have been fortunate in acquiring this set, along with their display case(Not pictured)! I wish my pictures could have been better but, I'm not accustomed to my new digital camera...

I put some new shoes on my S&W M686+ today and was just "Clowning around" taking some pictures of this recent acquisition:

Here are some pictures of a not too often seen, blue, 4" half-lug GP-100 .357, that I just found and had purchased:

Although I had thought that I'd never be buying a seven shot S&W M686 plus............................................well, here are some pictures of it:eek::

I had been searching for a long time to find an early Colt Trooper .357 MK III and, my wish just came true, as pictured below(A lucky find!):eek::

I just acquired this Colt Trooper Mark III(4-inch).22LR revolver today, as pictured below:D:

I accidentally discovered this stainless Smith & Wesson Model 64 and I fell in love with it-so, I made the plunge for it. It looked very pretty-since the prior owner had evidently done a good "Flitz" polish job on it! What are your opinions?:

Here are some pictures of an mint Colt Officer's Model Match .22LR revolver that I just acquired:

Just a few days ago, I picked up my very first, Ruger Flattop(.357)with a 6-1/2" barrel(Rare 6 groove rifling!)as pictured below:

Here is my lucky find: A truly NIB Smith & Wesson Model 39-2(9MM)pistol!:

Here are some pictures of a very early S&W Model 67(No dash#)and an Model 686-3: 1)Model 67(No dash#): 2)Model 686-3:

Both of the following are S&W Model 66's(Both without any dash number):

Here are some pictures of my NIB(Unfired)Ruger SP101 .22 revolver. This short shroud barrel Model is now considered to be rare!: