Sunday, September 16, 2007

Military & Police Anthology

Click to enlargeI'm going to lighten the blog mood a bit again. Here's a slew of M&P iron.

First revolver is a Model of 1899.

Next is a Depression era Model of 1905 4th change.

Center is a Victory Model.

Then a Transitional M&P.

Finally, a Model 10-5.
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4 comments:

  1. Cliff_1911A110:18 PM

    Certainly some of the best of Smith & Wesson's finely crafted revolvers... thanks for sharing these with us!

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  2. Anonymous9:04 AM

    i'm probably marking myself as an incurable semiauto bigot, but they all look pretty much the same to me.

    i wouldn't turn down a bodyguard snubby in .38 special, mind, but if i had one then the shrouded hammer would be the only way for me to tell it apart from any other snubby wheelgun.

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  3. SpeakerTweaker12:55 PM

    WOW, those are nice!

    Being a fledgling in the world of Smith revolvers, forgive me. But, is that some sort of grip safety on the 10-5? How's it work?



    tweaker

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  4. Xavier2:46 PM

    That is a grip adapter called a Tyler T, tweaker. It basically fills the space to help the grip fit a larger hand. They were very popular with cops back then.

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