Soooooo, what wheelguns dont you have, that you would like at some point?

Okay I'll bite SOM.

Well about the only revolvers left on the like to list are Model 617's from Smith & Wesson. Can't quite make up my mind on the 6 or 4 inch barrel. Might end up getting Both, but at 800 a piece for 22LR they are not really High On the Priority List.

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...57767_757751_757751_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y

Really ????

A/J/S/USNRet said:

Well about the only revolvers left on the like to list are Model 617's from Smith & Wesson. Can't quite make up my mind on the 6 or 4 inch barrel. Might end up getting Both, but at 800 a piece for 22LR they are not really High On the Priority List.

Product: Model 617

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$829.00 for a 22Lr revolver, really folks? Just WHO is this gun marketed for, Richy Rich ?:wacko:

I'd only pay that for a 22Lr if it was Gold plated at least, now that would be pretty!!!

USGI Issue with period correct stampings & markings WW2 Colt model 1917 and S&W Victory .

The standard Holster for USN Air Crewmen SV-2 was made for the S&W Victory/Model 10/ .38 M&P. The Navy was still issuing them on occasion well into the 90's. Talk about under gunning, how would you like to face Full-auto AK-47's with a deadly .38 Special Revolver?

Rugers and Rugers and Rugers!!!! Gp100 , Redhawk, Alaskan.
.357, .44mag, .44mag.

That Alaskan I fell in love with when I watched the movie Faster, though thats the 454casull bull? I would prefer the .44mag so I can atleast retain some feeling in my.hands

EAA Bounty Hunter (H.Weirauch) ser # T1827 SAA copy....which I bought as a matched pair with T1826 but let a friend nag me into selling to him.
Friend died last year and his sons are scattered, so I doubt i'll ever find it.

I love that caliber!

DeLaRey said:

That Alaskan I fell in love with when I watched the movie Faster, though thats the 454casull bull? I would prefer the .44mag so I can atleast retain some feeling in my.hands

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I have had the great opportunity to fire that caliber during one range visit and I loved it, wish I could afford a long gun for the 454.

Korth

Simple, but expensive, taste

Three revolvers that are currently not made.

1 - a 10 shot 22lr made on the GP100 frame. This may come to fruition sometime in 2014

2 - a blued, 3 inch barreled, adjustable sighted GP100 in .357 magnum

3 - really, really, really want Ruger make an 8 shot .357 magnum based on the Super Redhawk frame but remove the frame barrel extension, put on a beefed up GP100 style barrel profile with removable front sight. The ultimate game gun as well as concealed carry handgun, especially for those living in communist occupied states with magazine restrictions - Commiefornia and New York, etc h34r:

Steve

Scorpion of Mars said:

Liking numbers 1 and 3.

What length barrel on the 8-shot 357? They could use the standard redhawk frame, or make something like the Alaskan. Either way, 8 shots would be great!

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Four inch for competition and CCW.

On the Alaskan frame because you can use GP100 grips and smaller grips than what can be found for the Redhawk / S&W type guns. I actually have a Redhawk 4.2 inch .45 Colt and the grip / grip frame is too large for my liking compared to my GP100s.

Someday I'd like to add a Blackhawk .44 magnum to my closet and then the lever action to match.

S&W model 19
Ruger Vaquero
Cimmaron 7th Cav. SAA

I have a Freedom Arms 353 & 454. Would like to someday add the 252 & 555. I 'think' that would complete the 3 digit model designations. But I could be wrong.

Tuckerdog1

Looking for a Ruger Redhawk in .44mag in 5.5" barrel. I have a Speed 6, Security 6, SP101, GP100, LCR, SBH in .44mag 5" & 7.5" barrels, a couple Smiths, a few Colts, a couple Taurus, so any good deal is OK.

S&W made a 10 shot .22nd revolver. Unsure of current production. I have shot S couple of those seems the accuracy potential is limited by the shooter's ability and ammo quality only.

Either a S&W 629 or a Ruger Redhawk in 44 MAG

RC

I would love to own a Smith & Wesson Model 16-4 .32 Magnum.