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Below are some pictures of two of my Colt Pythons:

Here is a dandy Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 .22! I hope that you will enjoy the following pictures?:

Here are some pictures of my two Smith & Wesson Model 28's:

Here are some pictures of the only Colt Diamondback that I own. It is chambered in .22 caliber:

Here are my two Ruger Speed-Sixes and one Police Service-Six, that I installed some classic old "Mustang" grips on, to spruce them up a bit!:

I haven't owned these two GP100's very long-but, I have dressed these up, with some new wood grips! Maybe you will approve of the way these two GP100's look now?:

Here are some pictures of my recently acquired Smith & Wesson Model 617-2:

Here is an exceptionally mint 1950 Colt OMS target revolver! You just don't find these easily, in this beautiful condition! I'm disappointed in my new digital camera slightly underexposing these pictures-because, the finish is bright and radiant(Instead of looking somewhat dull, in my...

Following are some pictures of my mint, Colt Trooper Mark III:

Here are some pictures of a revolver that I was so proud to have fairly recently, acquired! It is an Smith & Wesson(NYSP)Model 520(.357 magnum)revolver. I was extremely lucky to have found this 520-but, I'd love to own a dozen of these(But, I doubt if I'll ever get the chance to find another...

Here is an old, 1966 vintage Cop's Colt trooper .357 I just found! It has just a touch of character-but, it is in excellent condition! See what you think of this old war horse?:eek::: :

I had recently bought this Smith & Wesson Model 27-2 and now I just got a new digital camera-so, these pictures might not be the greatest(since these are my initial experimental shots, with this camera)but, maybe you will like them anyway?::cool:

I just acquired the following two revolvers. One is a(1976 vintage)Ruger(Liberty Model)Security-Six, and the other revolver is a NIB Smith & Wesson Model 19-7":

I found the two S&W Model 66-0's in the pictures below, just about three weeks apart from each other. The Model 66-0 with the target grips is the most recent one that I had just found last week!:eek: :

Here are some pictures of the near mint, Harrington & Richardson model 929 "Sidekick" .22 caliber(9-shot)revolver. It was made in 1974. I thought that this was a very "Cute" little revolver-and, since it is a classic, I just had to add this gun to my "Fun gun" collection!:eek: :

Pictures of my 2-inch S&W(Transitional M&P:

This old M&P was handed down to a Grampa's grandson-and, I just acquired this gun, from him! See what you think about this revolver?:

1)What are the specific differences between an Colt OM and an OMT made in 1937-1938? The reason I'm asking this, is because I saw one of these with a serial number in the 19500 range and I thought that it was an OMT-but, the barrel is just marked as an Officer's Model? 2)With either of the...

I had recently purchased this LNIB Ruger GP100 and I just dressed it up with some Lett wood grips! How do you like it?:

I'm very pleased, to have found this early, NIB Smith & Wesson Model 66(No dash number).357 Combat Magnum!: I hope that you'll find this revolver to your liking?: