Sweet! As I recall .44's are a favorite of yours.

 

You know me well amigo......................smile

 

Ohhh, and the big grips make it right for shootin.
Those little ones it came with just ain't right. Good lookin but not made to shoot on a 44.

 

Not bad. Not bad a'tall.

 

44's also my favorite. Glad you found a nice one without the gaudy TR logo like mine. Any idea where those grips came from?

 

jdavis mentions in his post that they are "Eagle Grips"...........They were on the gun when I bought it.

 

Don't get much better than that. I sure wish a .44 like that would turn up around here.

 

It was only a few short years ago I didn't even own a .44 Special. I figured the 38 special covered just about anything I needed. Then I realized it wasn't about "need" and bought one..then another, and now it is one of my favorites. Funny how things change..

 

Lucky you! I haven’t seen a 21 for sale in a long while. The Eagle grips really set it off right. Congratulations on your fine revolver.

 

I'd have broken my own rule about adding calibers for that.

 

One of my dream guns. That one looks especially nice. I need it's more heavily used brother.

 

Very nice grab Geeze. That would make anyone proud.

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Cool find Geeze! and it isn't a TR 21 too! I like any 4 inch N frame S&W!

 

Wonderful revolver! Found and bought one a few years back. Try Winchester Cowboy action loads. In my revolver ... virtually one hole at 7 yds. SA/DA. At 10 yds., one inch SA. On out ... still shoots as good as my now less than perfect vision will permit. Put a tiny bit of white/red/orange or whatever enamel paint on the front sight. Makes it easy to pick up against a black B-27 ... or whatever you might find in the woods/fields. Have a Bianchi 111 for my N-frames. It would be a good choice if you choose to carry your 21-4. CCI makes a 200 gr. JHP load in the Blazer line using Gold Dots. Extremely good load for serious business. POI is a slight bit ... maybe 1 inch or so above POA at 15 yds. Simply excellent load. Just about the very best fixed sight revolver S&W ever has produced. You are most fortunate. Sincerely. bruce.

 

I have one of those. You may could hit the barn with it if you were inside with the doors shut......However, my mdl.22 is a whole nother critter. Good luck w/yours.

 

Hey Geez.
That is sweet!!kfjdrfirii I have a hankerin when it comes to older N frames
and Military stuff. I would love to stumble onto a model 58...just
gotta get out more...then mabey. Be safe my friends and God bless. Dick

 

Yes Indeedy, I like fixed sighted N-Frame 44's..........

Model of 1926 W&K (former USBP carry piece).....

Thunder Ranch & Heritage Model.....

New Addition/Edition.....

 

OOOh..I LOVE case colored guns. Can you give me a better look at that one? Looks like a Heritage

 

Yes it is.....

 

Yes-sir-ree-bob! there is something SPECIAL about the 44 special - and you got a beaut, my friend.

In days gone by, my friend my old friend"Bill," (up in Mark's country; Indiana, PA) - was cranking out 44 special loads that surpassed my 357 loads. It was then that I realized how special that caliber was. Plus the fact that factory loads of the day were easy shooting rounds. . . I always admired the looks of the 44 Military, could never find one and ultimately wound up buying a Triple-Lock . . .Anyway, congrats,Geeze, it is a real prize.

 

You bring back memories Hank.........I have a coupla friends who went to school in Indiana, PA (one grew up there too) and a passel of friends from Black Lick......and then of course my family in the Sarver & Leechburg area. Dad's sister had a dairy farm outside of Leechburg and as a kid I used to marvel at the difference between us running beef cattle in the southwest and my cousins with dairy cows in the northeast........altogether different worlds.

 

Nice lead sled! Enjoy it in good health amigo.

 

Hey Geezer,

That blamed ***** Blanket of yours!

Sure snags up some SWELL REVOLVERS!!

That one is a real BEAUTY!!

Later, Mark

 

That is an excellent looking new .44 Special!

 

Great looking revolver and really like the looks of those stocks. In general, I don't go for fixed sight guns, but that one would have been an exception.

 

Here's My Transitional .44 from 1946 .....

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Love those .44 Specials. It does the job in a most satisfactory manner.

 

Glad you got another one of these. I was at the show yesterday and a guy had 3 of them on his table. 2 were the T Ranch and 1 was plain. I would have been tempted but already have one. They shoot very well and the caliber can't be beat in a revolver.

 

Congratulations, the 4" fixed sight 44Special is a sweet revolver. And all of these pics look real good. Thanks for sharing