[Curt360]

After starting my interest in firearms I found myself moving to the larger frame revolvers. Originally , I thought the size would be too awkward/bulky, but since obtaining the few I have been fortunate to get I have found this not to be true. My favorite is my 4" 28-2 which has a sweetest trigger and I have CC'd. The next, and last two N frames I have are my 625 .45acp and my 6" 28-2. Next on my list of N frames is a .44 magnum but have been holding off due to the fact I would not be able to find any ammo for it in the current climate. Anyway....do you enjoy N frame revolvers? Lets see watcha got.

 

[series guy]

N Frames are definitely my favorite. They soak up recoil and make shooting a real pleasure. Old or new, fixed sight or optics, I just like them all.

 

[45acp230]

Curt, I’ve only got one N frame- like you , a 28-2 4”. The trigger is on par with my K-38 and my 1947 Target Masterpiece. Just couldn’t ask for better. It now wears a set of targets, the set of Magnas are numbered to the gun.

 

[WCCPHD]

I too like N Frame S&W Revolvers. In no particular order:

625-6 Mountain Gun in .45 Colt


.357 Magnum (Pre-27)


Triple Lock


Registered Magnum (REG 2269)


.44 Hand Ejector, Second Model


29-2 NC State Highway Patrol 50th Anniversary


27 (no dash) with "Coke" grips


58


29-3


29 (no dash)


27-2


25-2 Jovino


629-5, 629-6, 629-3


"Covey Shot"



Missed a couple:

27-2


610-3

 

[sparkyv]

N-frames fit my meaty clubs so very well and as series guy stated, their mass aids significantly with recoil mitigation. This is the one in which I currently delight.

 

[msharley]

After starting my interest in firearms I found myself moving to the larger frame revolvers. Originally , I thought the size would be too awkward/bulky, but since obtaining the few I have been fortunate to get I have found this not to be true. My favorite is my 4" 28-2 which has a sweetest trigger and I have CC'd. The next, and last two N frames I have are my 625 .45acp and my 6" 28-2. Next on my list of N frames is a .44 magnum but have been holding off due to the fact I would not be able to find any ammo for it in the current climate. Anyway....do you enjoy N frame revolvers? Lets see watcha got.

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Hey Curt,

Beauty!

Now, listen close!

Get you pal, Jonesy a set of 44 Mag dies (of his choice)..Some WLP's...Jug of UNIVERSAL (and if you talk nice to me, can fix ya up with some 240gr FUN PILLS, real reasonable)....

Recipe? 240gr LSWC. 7.5gr Universal. WLP....= 900fps from 8-3/8" revolver....(about like 45LC) FUN TIMES!

Now don't be tellin' Jonesy. Just hand him the GOODIES...and let him go!

Problem solved..

Later, Mark

 

[azmick]

I carried this one a lot and never had a problem. A good holster on a good belt made it comfortable. Like many others, the 4 inch Highway Patrolman, in this case, a 28 4 screw frame example.

 

[ussmanlovede36]

My one and only N frame a S&W 520 357mag. I call it my heavy - heavy duty.

 

[Minorcan]

Lots of beautiful iron guys. My favorite revolvers are N Frames, here’s a couple;

A very nice shooting 586

An ex-FHP nickel 27, that Captain liked a stylish revolver

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

Im just getting into the N frame world as well as the .44 magnum game. I never thought i wanted one until i handled one. 29-2 .44 magnum 8 3/8 barrel. Model .27 is next on my list.

 

[bearcat6]

My 28-2


My pre Model 28 Highway Patrolman



My 29-2

 

[delcrossv]

.455

 

[PandRFan]

My favorite is my 5" Heavy Duty.
Right after that is my Transitional Outdoorsman.
Jim

 

[LimaCharlie]

My 29-2 .44 magnum collection.

My 8" Colt Anaconda .44 magnum.

My Ruger Super Redhawk .454 Casull.

 

[WendyZXZ]

Those are some fine large frame pistol collections!

 

[delcrossv]

a couple of Pre 29's

5 screw:

4 screw

 

[msharley]

Oh MY!

 

[Mjh]

627-5, pre-27, 29- no dash, 629-5 DX, 629-4 mountain gun, 25-5, 27-2,

 

[jonesy814]

I have a couple. A 6 inch pre-28, Highway Patrolman, and a 5 inch, 625-6

 

[rock185]

Since my first model 57 in the '60s, I've owned several .41,.44, and .357 N-Frames. Only have one now, a 27-2 I purchased new back in the '70s...