What Did Richard Do?

[Richard]

I traded my Nickle S&W Model 29-2 even for a Kimber Classic Stainless Target. My new Kimber looks very similar to the one in this photo. Why did I trade my M29-2? The answer is simple; if I shoot a lot of 44 Mag full loads I want it to be in my Ruger Super BlackHawk as it soaks up the recoil better than a S&W N-Frame and I shoot more 1911 45acps. Regards, Richard

The Nickle S&W Model 29-2 I traded:

Kimber Classic Stainless Target:

My Ruger Super BlackHawk:

 

[Richard]

Please do not think that I am "Smithless" as I still have an 8 3/8" M29-3 and a 4" M629-2 plus a Virginia Dragoon in 44 Mag. Regards, Richard

 

[KyJim]

Giving up a 29-2 must have been really tough, even though you have the Ruger. Trading it for a .45 1911 is about the only thing that makes sense.

27-2 -- not a Smith model.

 

[orionengnr]

27-2 -- not a Smith model.

You mean I bought a fake last weekend????

Do I have to give it back?

 

[Mosin44az]

I wish I still had my Kimber Classic Stainless first series.

And the Smiths do kick in .44 magnum.

Although I regret the guns I have sold more than the ones I have bought, I think you made a reasonable choice.

 

[KyJim]

You mean I bought a fake last weekend????

No, 27-2 was a very cryptic way of saying the University of Kentucky Wildcats spanked the Louisville Cardinals 27 to 2 Sunday.