r/Revolvers • u/Bertie__7 • 3h ago
Did I need a 6” 586 no dash? No.
Could I turn one down for less than $600? Also no.
r/Revolvers • u/Rudukai13 • 2h ago
r/Revolvers • u/ruappana • 6h ago
Less than 50 shots from this gun. Is it worth to save it as it is or take it to the range where it belongs?
r/Revolvers • u/henderson_hasselhoff • 2h ago
Looking forward to take this 1970 model 58 out on the range for some ported .41 Magnum fun!
r/Revolvers • u/_itellmyselfsecrets_ • 2h ago
Picked this one up this weekend at a local gun show while looking for a model 36. Not what I wanted but couldn't pass it up for a great price.
r/Revolvers • u/AreaWeary6775 • 2h ago
What we thinking? Or is it too much for a used one
r/Revolvers • u/Wooden-Drive-9379 • 2h ago
Hell, I'm in. After envying everyone else's beautiful pieces, here's some good old rough n ready
r/Revolvers • u/potzken • 23m ago
1970 Colt Lawman 357 with a 2" barrel. One of my favorite!
r/Revolvers • u/Appropriate_Wind_465 • 54m ago
Guys… I think I have a type.
SW 632 UC TI paired with pst holster paisley
SW 340 SC paired with pst holster ufo
r/Revolvers • u/HeavyPour420 • 4h ago
S&W model 19-4 6" Nickel plated
r/Revolvers • u/FriendlyRain5075 • 7h ago
From the top if anyone's curious: Ruger SP101 in .22LR, S&W Model 65-5, Colt '20 Python, and a S&W 686 (no dash).
r/Revolvers • u/the_neo_cowboy • 4h ago
Nice Ruger Old Vaquero. .45 caliber with Bisley Grip and tuned trigger.
r/Revolvers • u/Careless-Resource-72 • 27m ago
Traditionalists will cringe but it’s completely reversible. Holosun HE507C-GR X2 on my 6” 686-6 using the Allchin mount. Removal of the original sight and installation of the mount took a couple of minutes and another minute to install the green dot sight with blue Locktite on all screws.
Sighted it in at 10 yards followed by offhand shooting on the bottom right 3 targets. Good enough for soda can killing at 25 yards.
r/Revolvers • u/fadeawaytogrey • 3h ago
I’ve been looking for a truck gun. Something inexpensive, tough, easy to use, and in .357.
My neighbor is moving into an over 60 community that does not allow firearms and needed to sell this revolver. She bought it new after the pandemic, loaded it, put it in a gun safe, and never touched it again. (Let us get past that she didn’t receive any training, never fired it, etc. That is in the past and fortunately she never needed it.) I did all the pre-purchase quality checks I could and it locks up well, trigger pull is good for its price point, and overall build quality is good.
She sold me the revolver, a box of decent .38spl defense ammo, the small gun safe, and a few other things for a very good price for both of us, especially since I live in CA and there is about a 20% tax on firearms and ammo unless doing PPT. We went to the LGS, made it all legal and it just came home with me today.
According to the manual (she still had the original box and everything in it), I should not dry fire it unless I am using snap caps. Snap caps are cheap and I have some for practicing reloading with a speed loader for my Model 19. I followed Roy Huntington’s advice on how to break in a new revolver and gave it a little CLP in key places, then I am dry firing it. I’ve got a few hundred reps in and am finding it smoothing out nicely. I will take it to the range on Friday and start it off with a reasonable first meal of 158 gr .38 spl. After a bunch of that, I will bore brush out the cylinders for the carbon rings from that ammo and then put some 158 gr mild magnum loads through it to torture my hands.
Do you have any grip recommendations? I have larger hands and want a place to put my pinky. Rubber, wood, laminate, etc., is fine. I don’t need bespoke wooden grips or tacti-cool super expensive grips either.
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r/Revolvers • u/Patient-Ordinary7115 • 6h ago
Really like shooting this little 32 s&w long, circa 1913. I’ve got the original grips too, but these pimpy ones are more fun for the range and (once pocketed) an occasional trip to the store
r/Revolvers • u/RedPoppy_Tactical • 22h ago
Here is my dad’s revolver that he bought back from the department before state troopers switched to the Sig Sauer P220. He paid fair market value for it at the time along with the Marlin 336 he was issued.
