Classic wheel gun porn....

[2001SportTJ]

Anybody want a 329 Night Guard? I just listed it for trade. Looking for a 1911.



Shameless plug.

 

[JWC]

This is my latest acquisition. M21-4, .44 Special.

 

[BIKER13]

Nice wheelie.#51

 

[JWC]

Nice wheelie.#51

Hahahahahaha! I wish. No, I have to sell some in order to acquire others. Now, if I did not have to sell any............

 

[Junior_357]

Or if a certain one of your friends didn't want to buy everything you get...

 

[2001SportTJ]

This is my latest acquisition. M21-4, .44 Special.

Nice one Jerry! What's the story with the Thunder Ranch edition? I've never seen one before.

 

[JWC]

Hey Jake, well since you asked, Clint Smith is the owner, or was, of the shooting instruction school, Thunder Ranch. Smith & Wesson came out with a re-introduction of the original M21, a .44 special. However, the re-introduction of the M21 was not met favorably by the S&W groupies. This new model is a round butt, with the lock and what some consider a billboard on the right side plate. S&W purists, wanted a N frame square butt, without the lock and no billboard. They were highly critical of Clint Smith for allowing a gun made, with his logo on it to be such an abomination. Well, that is the history of this re-introduction. I like the gun, the round butt does not bother me, neither does the lock. I have always like the .44 special as it is much easier on the hand than the full house .44 mag. By the way, this one does not have a MIM trigger or hammer.

 

[militaryrednek]

This is my latest acquisition. M21-4, .44 Special.

i saw that ad...with the display box right? i was very, very, very tempted to start my wheel gun collection with it....was it a good deal for what it was listed at? its just sexy lookin with the thunder ranch logo.

 

[2001SportTJ]

Hey Jake, well since you asked, Clint Smith is the owner, or was, of the shooting instruction school, Thunder Ranch. Smith & Wesson came out with a re-introduction of the original M21, a .44 special. However, the re-introduction of the M21 was not met favorably by the S&W groupies. This new model is a round butt, with the lock and what some consider a billboard on the right side plate. S&W purists, wanted a N frame square butt, without the lock and no billboard. They were highly critical of Clint Smith for allowing a gun made, with his logo on it to be such an abomination. Well, that is the history of this re-introduction. I like the gun, the round butt does not bother me, neither does the lock. I have always like the .44 special as it is much easier on the hand than the full house .44 mag. By the way, this one does not have a MIM trigger or hammer.

Interesting. Learn something new every day. Looks good to me.

 

[JHV2]

Since we are (or were) talking one-liners, I'll play.

One of the prides of my meager accumulation - a S&W .38/44 Outdoorsman, 6 1/2" Barrel, circa 1932.

(I just cannot get all of the oil smears off )