[1911]

I plainly forgot where this came from?

I am sure that it was shipped over 60 years ago. No box.

 

[TennSharpshooter]

Well, I’m over 60 and I sure wish I looked that good. Very nice. Nothing any prettier than a 99% nickel gun.

 

[jonesy814]

That right there is a beautiful revolver.

 

[latitude22]

Wow , that is a fantastic looking 19 and the nickel is so nice !
love those grips

 

[series guy]

No need for bullets with a gun like that. You just cuff the bad guy while he's awestruck by the beauty of that gem. That's as fine as they come.

 

[45acp230]

Very nice! I may have to change my mind on nickel. Those stocks are the bees knees!

 

[BonitaBob]

Sweet, nickel is classy.

 

[jerrysalmon93]

I didn’t think I liked nickel....now you’ve got me bewildered!

 

[K22]

Doesn't get much better than that.

 

[1911]

I also like the older nickel guns. I have just a few including one that I bought new 45 years ago.

BTW, do they still make nickel guns? I have no clue, but it seems most new gun are stainless steel.

 

[jeepnut]

That is a real beauty. Grips and gun are the perfect match.

 

[scott]

Exactly. Stainless and those blasted goodyears. Stainless is ok, but I truly dislike rubber grips unless they're on a hammer or a pair of pliers. Harumph!

 

[mrerick]

Oooooooo!!! Shiny!!!!!

C&R never looked so good... Nice revolver.

 

[WendyZXZ]

That looks great for 60!

 

[1911]

Thanks,
I just don't remember when I bought the nickel Model 19. I probably paid too much for it, but it is rare to find one in decent condition

For the record, I have 3 other .357 Combat Magnums in blue. All three have boxes and paperwork. All are in better condition. Here is one (naked):

I say the K-frame .357 is the best overall carry gun.

 

[S&W-Keeper]

I plainly forgot where this came from?

I am sure that it was shipped over 60 years ago. No box.

Very nice.

 

[CajunBass]

Outstanding!