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12 February 2020, 21:47 #1
S&W Model 24-3: Model of 1950 reintroduction
#wheelgunwednesday! S&W Model 24-3: Model of 1950 reintroduction. Prior to 1957 this was known as 44 HE 4th, 1950 target, which of course changed to the numerical stamping of the Model number 24 in ‘57. Discontinued a decade later in 1967. Reintroduced in 1983, this particular gun was manufactured in 1984. Blued finish, Target Stocks, Target Trigger & Hammer, with a 6 1/2” barrel. Included the original box with all the tools and paperwork. The finish is 98%+. A great find and welcome addition to the Revolver case.
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13 February 2020, 02:04 #2
That is cool.
Have you shot it?
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13 February 2020, 03:02 #3
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20 February 2020, 14:04 #4
That's a great find. Congratulations! Interested in the range report, when available.
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20 February 2020, 19:06 #5
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20 February 2020, 19:23 #6
This thing is bad ass.
I MUST be getting old. I love these old wheel guns.
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21 February 2020, 13:56 #7
LOL! Thanks, I appreciate it.
I just turned 50 a couple of months ago. I’m still love the “latest and greatest” items, especially things like the B&T 10mm, ARs, new optics. I’ve probably got 5+ ARs worth of parts and accessories waiting to be assembled. But right now it’s older revolvers and 1st-3rd Gen S&W semiautos - especially rare models - that have my attention and $$$. Maybe it it is age, hopefully a little but of wisdom.
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21 February 2020, 15:10 #8
I am old, and I still love them. Everytime I see one out of Jerry R's collection I want to cry. A lot of years ago, in my financially "leaner" days, I have owned a LOT of them (wheel guns) but never could afford to have them all at once. Basically had to sell one to buy one. A lot of nice guns went through my hands. You guys are still finding beautiful examples of them. Hell, here in N. KY, it's either they dropped off of the earth and no longer exist, or someone wants a five gallon bucket of gold for them.
Anyway, the Smith is a great find.
FTLast edited by FortTom; 21 February 2020 at 17:48.
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21 February 2020, 15:24 #9
That’s a big front sight you got there..
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26 February 2020, 03:55 #10
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26 February 2020, 04:01 #11
I mentioned in Mail Call that in bought some Ahrends Grips while they are still available and haven’t ballooned in price yet. I decided to buy a couple of Maple grips because they have beautiful figure in the wood. This might not be everyone’s taste, but I actually like the contrast of the dark blueing and the lighter maple hue. Comments are welcome.
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26 February 2020, 17:32 #12
Natural, or stained, flame maple is damn hard to beat!
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26 February 2020, 18:07 #13
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26 February 2020, 19:48 #14