[Doc44]

Pair of Model 29-2s shipped to H. H. Harris in Chicago, IL in March 1963. 44 Magnums with a 5-inch barrel have always been a favorite of mine.

Bill

 

[sipowicz]

Owning two is silly....when you have only one, you appreciate it more...I can help...please let me know how much you want for the one on the right...or the left.

 

[DHENRY]

Real nice guns, Bill .
I wonder if the Harris Company favored that barrel-length or if both guns were specifically ordered for one customer?
Be great if they could talk
Don

 

[Hunter]

Awesome, how far apart are the serial numbers?

 

[Doc44]

The 29-2 on the left is S231233 and on the right is S229239 (S231233 shipped on 7 March and S229239 shipped on 17 March).

Bill

 

[carl418]

What a pair.. Awesome! kfjdrfirii

 

[Quarter Cherokee]

Thanks, Doc. Excellent, as always. About how many of the five inch Model 29s were made?

 

[Doc44]

The actual number of 44 Magnums with a 5-inch barrel is unknown, but I think 500 is a good estimate.

Bill

 

[onenut58]

I discover something new every time you make a post Doc44.Your guns are always rare versions and you have great history on them.And they are always in pristine condition.

 

[29 Wheelgunner]

Thanks Doc, another round of 29 lust again.

You just keep on sharing them with us!

 

[rags24]

Superb specimens!

 

[Jamn 44]

I think the 5" N frame is perfect in balance. Beautiful pair. Doc your posts are to us like playing a game against the computer, just amazing, flawless and we can never win :mrgreen: . Thank you for sharing. James

 

[Keith44Spl]

:mrgreen:

 

[WendyZXZ]

The N frame and the grips are a bit much for my smallish hands, and the .44 Magnum kicks harder than I care for. But those are two very nice revolvers.

 

[kritter]

never though i'd be saying this to another guy but.... Wow, you got a nice pair of .44's... :roll: