[jonesy814]

It's for a beautiful Registered Magnum. I love the old, fine checkered walnut magna's on it. It was ordered by a coast guard Lieutenant in 1935. He later became an Admiral according to their paperwork. This is a really cool piece of history. I don't normally favor real long barrels but this one ain't bad, so if one of you really wants to get me this for Christmas, here is the link
Smith & Wesson .357 Registered Magnum 99% 8 3/4" - Revolvers at GunBroker.com : 881637545

 

[45acp230]

Ain’t she a real beauty! And you’re right about the stocks. Gorgeous! Now, if she had a shorter barrel, I might....Nah! Hank

 

[series guy]

Well if you hadn't forced me to buy that pre 27 and run my gun money low.........

 

[jeepnut]

Absolutely a beautiful gun. If I did not have my 27-2 long barrel might have consider that one.

 

[ussmanlovede36]

That's a very fine S&W 357. I usually don't buy long barrel revolvers but I would buy that one but no. I just won a Colt Buntline 45 off of GB and waiting for delivery tomorrow. It's a 2nd gen from 1959 and hoping it's original, I won it for 1525.00 it's a good deal even if it's not original.

 

[SidecarFlip]

I do but I'm not interested.

 

[delcrossv]

That'll be up on GB for a while. 🤣

 

[kraynky]

Does the Admiral's ship come with it at that price? Or maybe there's documentation where he stuck that long barrel down in the ocean and took out a sub?

 

[delcrossv]

Remember what Mr. Barnum said: