Gave the new .44 a shine!

[strokin99]

Here is my ported S&W 44mag

 

[tas6691]

S&W 44 magnum(pre model #) '56 production with Coke grips.
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[dragracer]

Great job and beautiful gun.

 

[Gacowboy]

Now those are a MANS GUN right there..

 

[jwhited]

sweet hand cannons dudes..that said, I just could not bring myself to like the .44 round. Not trying to sound like a puss, but that's just too much round for me. More of a toy than anything, don't think I could be effective at all with it

I took that Redhawk out to the range a couple of weeks ago.. Shot the first cylinder through it: No problem. Shot the second cylinder through: Okay, that kicks a little. Third cylinder: Man, that's starting to sting! Fourth cylinder: OH GOD WHEN DOES IT END?!

But all in all, insanely fun to shoot.

 

[jwhited]

Now those are a MANS GUN right there..

Vanguard, post up that legendary Bulldog, man!

 

[RamRoddoc]

S&W 44 magnum(pre model #) '56 production with Coke grips.
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I'm sure that this pic does not do this fine old revolver justice, but dang it sure looks good. Those craftsmen at Smith back in the 50's went the extra mile on fit-n-finish and those guns will always command top dollar. That level of bluing just isn't seen today on our new guns. Very nice shooting iron tas6691.

 

[Ballplayer]

Are y'all polishing with a buffing wheel or by hand ?

 

[sovietak474u]

Are y'all polishing with a buffing wheel or by hand ?

By hand . The wheel has not touched my gun. Just mothers polish, a cut up t shirt and lots of time! Took me 2 1/2 hours to get it where it is now.

 

[Ballplayer]

Thanks for replying !