Revolver Picture Thread

Remington 1858 44 by Pietta...

33b5397523972ca6e51cce12ad298852.jpg
e560e849721aefe3c52c17730b687ae2.jpg


Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
 
Not the target grips I ordered, just some factory wood ones I found. Couldn't pass them up for the price, was a screamin deal. Compared it to a 1985 6" one. Things I've noticed, this 4" has a black ramp sight and a serrated trigger. The 6" has a orange insert in the sight and a smooth trigger.
 

Attachments

  • IMG_20200121_220647498.jpg
    IMG_20200121_220647498.jpg
    75.4 KB · Views: 20
  • IMG_20200121_220643751.jpg
    IMG_20200121_220643751.jpg
    71.2 KB · Views: 19
I saw this for sale. It reminded me of the first revolver I bought which was a 6 in Security Six back in 1983. That's an awesome pistol. I'm sure you will enjoy it.
It was either this, a gp100 or a k frame smith. If it's half the gun I think it'll be, I'll enjoy it.
 
Last edited:
View attachment 185427 My very favorite revolver, a 6” GP100. It’s my spot and stalk hunting buddy, and has taken a buck at a measured 75 yards. Other than a trigger job, and fiber optic front sight, it’s factory stock.
I read a bunch on the history of the security six. Basically the downfall it has, is it can't take continuously 357 loads, they would take a severe beating. That was resolved in the gp100 models.
 
I read a bunch on the history of the security six. Basically the downfall it has, is it can't take continuously 357 loads, they would take a severe beating. That was resolved in the gp100 models.
How many people that own 357 magnums in any brand or model shoot 357 magnums continuously in their revolvers. Some people may but cost of magnum ammo would make most 357 mag owners choose to shoot 38 special ammo unless they reload.K frame S&W can't hold up under a steady diet of magnum ammo. Ask me how I know:rolleyes:
 
Last edited:
How many people that own 357 magnums in any brand or model shoot 357 magnums continuously in their revolvers. Some people may but cost of magnum ammo would make most 357 mag owners choose to shoot 38 special ammo unless they reload.K frame S&W can't hold up under a steady diet of magnum ammo. Ask me how I know:rolleyes:
357 magnum was the first cartridge I started reloading for 25 years ago, and I load mostly full power with H110. I will occasionally make some lighter loads with Universal or CFE Pistol for the wife, but full power are all I shoot.

I did shoot a 1976 model Security 6 with full power loads, and it eventually had timing issues. It was purchased used though, and I don’t have any idea of its round count beforehand. My GP100 still locks up tight after years of full power loads, and I’m reasonably sure I’ll never have problems with it.
 
I shoot nothing but full tilt .357 in both my 6.5" Blackhawk or my 3" Taurus 66.

Got a big box of 180gr WFNs, a pile of new Starline brass & jugs of 2400 & 4227 waiting to be assembled.
 
Last edited:
I shoot nothing but full tilt .357 in both my 6.5" Blackhawk or my 3" Taurus 66.

Got a big box of 180gr WFNs, a pile of new Starline brass & jugs of 2400 & 4227 waiting to be assembled.
If it's chambered for .357 Magnum, that's what I feel like should be fired in it. If I want to shoot .38 Special, I have guns for that round.
 
Please, put me first in line for adopting that item...……….
That'n grows on ya, it sure does... it's a shame to holster it, 'cause then ya can't see the engraving! The little 36 was owned by a fellow who passed away recently. He had a gun store that closed years ago, before I got to visit. Word was that if you had a black powder question, he was the man to ask. Word also was that his shop was broken into many, many times. I have no 0.375" round ball, and none is available locally, so I must order it online afore I can choot this gem!
 
Back
Top Bottom