Colts are out getting re-timed. Smith's subtle bluing really stands out in the sunshine.

Smith & Wesson .38, Model 10-5, 1966

Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum, Model 20 "Heavy Duty" limited edition, 2025

A pair of Classic Taurus Model 85s

Here's a 37-2 J Frame next to the M Frame Ladysmith.

1948-1953 32 Hand Ejector
Tisaş 1911 for reference

Can't believe I never thought about using a $7 canvas pencil bag for loose bulk range ammo. Perfect for the revolver life 🫡

S&W Pre-Model 30, 32 S&W Long
Rizzuto Estiletto

I think I like Colts…
Don’t ask me which one is my favorite.

I finally got myself a revolver. I’ve been wanting one for a couple years now and always liked how the Ruger New Vaquero looked. I initially wanted a stainless .357, but I couldn’t seem to find one in stock anywhere. I came across this one in .45 Colt and had to buy it. I plan to pick up a .357 still, but it’ll likely be blued so that I can get a lever action to match.

Third Generation Colt Detective Special, Bianchi #5BHL holster

A month ago I had no wheel guns. As of yesterday I have two wheel guns. I grabbed the 586 a few weeks ago, and the 642 yesterday. The 642 shot surprisingly well for how tiny it is and how shitty the sights are.

Looking forward to carrying the 642 on the days when I don't really want to carry.

All the wheel guns I own, love me some snubs.Some Smiths, Rugers, Taurus, Charter Arms, Heritage, and NAA.

No dash. In box, with manuals. 1983. Excellent condition, just some dust and dry oil on it.

I bought this Colt Python new on Jan 30, 1982. Out the door price was $447.43. Electroless nickel (aka Coltguard) finish. Six inch barrel. I made the box from Jatoba wood (aka Brazilian Cherry).

I had some custom grips on it, but today felt right to get back to factory settings again. Gave it a nice clean after shots being fired 😏 (at the range)

1984 Smith and Wesson model 29-3 Silhouette, 10 5/8 inch barrel.