It is all original finish as far as I can tell. The finish looks identical to the finish on my 586-2 which I am the original owner. The guys over on the S&W forum told me to take car wax to it and keep it polished to maintain the finish. I have it oiled heavily right now until I can get time to wax it :-)
On the 38's, I suppose the best way to get ammo is to buy a box then do reloads after that? I have one 38 S&W wheel gun; my others are 32's.
I have one just like this! Mine is nickel-plated though with black plastic grips, judging by the serial number, mine was made in 1903. I have shot almost a 50 round box in it after having the firing pin replaced. I have now cleaned it and placed it away. The nickel-plating is starting to wear off. Any ideas on who may be able to re-nickel plate this gun?
@johns1987blazer Sounds awesome! A good gun smith or even contacting S&W they do that kind of work, but I can tell you the value of the gun will go down if you do anything to it on refinishing!
Very cool piece of history! I just purchased an old Colt Poice Positive mfd in 1910 and can't wait to shoot it. The "cool down" period is just torture.
@TheSouthernGentleman It's not the most popular but I was able to get...actually picked up a box at the gun show and yes you pay a bit more for it, but this is not a gun I'll ever shoot a lot.
@TheSouthernGentleman The 38 special would not even fit in the cylinder, The 38 S&W round is much shorter. Like a 44 special compared to a 44 magnum. Same diameter but different length. less powder and less power. The 38 S&W travels about 600 fps and the 38 Special about 850 fps
Why don't they sell break action revolvers anymore? and what's better a swing out or a break action? anyone know a break action with a hammer? that's .357?
@gapanlilio33 There is a company out there that makes a replica Scofield in a top-break in 45 long colt. The top-breaks are not as strong as the swing-out do to the break-of the frame in two pieces verses the solid frame revolver. Thanks!
Hey My tattoo friend just got one in on trade for $350 dollars still in case and in great shape. Is it worth the money. Your video said yours was a lot less but I do not want to over pay for it. please p.m. me if you thinkg I should go for it. his is a 1899
Break top revolvers have got to be my favorite guns ever. It was surprisingly difficult to find a video of someone loading/shooting one, so I appreciate this video.
yea your right my friend now that i think of it a good friend of mine was selling the same revolver just that it was solid black for $120.00 i sure regret not buying it =[
Hey ruger6....I just bought one in 38 but mines a 2" snubbie, I was wondering Where you found info on serial numbers and production dates ????
I am trying to determine if mine was made for black powder or smokeless,,,any help is appreceiated !!!! by the way...you got a heck of a deal on yours!
I have a S&W book that has a rough reference guide on serial numbers! For I think $35 you can go to the S&W website fill out a form and they will provide you with the history of your gun! =) If you want to send me a pm with the serial number I can see what I can find out for you???
Hey Rugersix, I just picked up one of these little revolvers at a gun show this past weekend. The difference is that it is .32 caliber, 3-inch barrel and has a blued finish. I have to clean it up, but it seems to function properly when dry firing it.
Got it for $160. Thanks for getting me interested in these little pistols!
AWESOME!!! A gun show purchase for you as well!!!! Cool!!! When I bought this one he also had a 32 model which actually had nicer grips but I wanted the 38!
A friend of mine just boyght one with a hammer. ben looking up on them on the net . One of the frist some were black power 38 shorts about 2 gran of bulleye power.38 sp had 3 gran. fun gun to shoot .
gun store by my house has a s&w model 5 for sale for 200 bucks i dont know much about it but its in working order from what they say is that an okay price it looks in the same condition as urs
Nice find, Ive been looking for one of those types top break pistol for awhile, id be cautious when shooting one of those lol. DAMN you got that for 150? that's a steal man.
Why don't they make a modern break open action revolver? I know they make the schofields. I wonder if someone has the patent to them or there not very feasible these days.
Not really sure as it was the first time to ever shoot it. Back in it's day it was the standard! I think it's cool! =] I wanna do a thorough review on this gun later along with some more shooting tests. Thanks!
The .38S&W cartridge is still available but not real common...I purchased a box of 50 at the gun show for about $30.00 U.S. dollars! Needless to say I want be shooting a lot of rounds through this gun! =]
I purchased the ammo at the gun show as well it was not cheap $29 for a box of 50 cartridges! That's part of the reason I only shot one cylinder full.
150dollars! R6, you thief! That's a damn good price for what looks to be a very good revolver. I especially like that safety that is a great little add on. I do have two questions, what was the recoil like on that, and which gun show did you get it from?
These were the concealed pocket pistols of there day! The Bicycle version (worth alot these days) with the 2" barrel was the snub nosed version. THANKS for watching and rating!
YES it is!!!!! Well how would I rate it? Lets see...it is all original as I found the same serial number in 4-locations! The grips have lots of wear as the checking is totally smooth in most places. No parts need to be replaced. the grooves are still evident in the barrel...although there may be minor pitting on one side? the bluing has turned into that petine (sp?) brownish tint. Shoots and functions fine I would say 65%-70%
i really like it i just like the ones that the cylinder pops out of the side not how that one does but it seems like it functions great keep shootin ruger
Well with the naked eye she is pretty clean! I took a magnifying glass and could see a some spots on the left side looking toward the muzzle, maybe a little pitting or rust??? Not sure but.. Hey! The guns over 100! Nothing major just gonna keep it cleaned and oiled!
i did not know that thanks,do you know of the easiest way to blue a s&w 10-5.i like how you respond to all your comments youtube needs more people like you.
There are different ways to do it. Coldd bluing etc. but there is definately an art to it. A poor re-blue job can be worse than just leaving it as is. I'm no expert on the subject...If it were me I would probably have a gunsmith do it. Thanks!
Excellent revolver, Harry!!! Once again I congratulate on excellent purchase! :) Excellent old firearm! It really perfectly looks and has an excellent condition finish. Shooting has given a lot of smoke :))) By the way, you have already accustomed with its device?
The finish has turned to a (petite) not sure on the spelling of the word. Basically a brown like tone from many years of kicking around! Yes...I've already taken it a part to learn more a bout ti had a reference book that greatly assisted! =]
Hey R6! Great vid! Great Find! I had one of these in 32 S&W short. They are fun as all get out to shoot! Mine was factory nickel with black hard rubber grips. It was just so much fun to shoot .....zero recoil. the bullet was moving so slowly my shooting buddy invented the shooting races. He would fire a 9mm at the 50 yd berm and I would fire my 32S&W and you could count to 4 between the impact of his bullet and the impact of my little 32. Bullet races....loads of fun! Great buy R6!
Awesome that's great! The guy I bought this one from has another one in the .32S&W short! The grips on that one were a lot nicer..,you could still see the checkering. These are worn pretty good no doubt from being carried a lot! Great shoot out story thanks for sharing! =]
Thanks I was actually surprised to come across it. It was on the table with an older model chambered in .32S&W and a bunch of old Iver-Johnson Top-Breaks!
My grandmother had on of these. My Uncle has it now.
Baraticus205 2 weeks ago
@Baraticus205 Nice when they are handed down from a family member!
rugersix 2 weeks ago
Cool gun! whats the name of this song?
weedsmokerweed 1 month ago
@weedsmokerweed Thanks! Not sure the name of the song was a free sample I got on line awhile ago!
rugersix 1 month ago
you wont get anything outta me coppa! i'm not rat see! your not gonna pick on me see!
89andyman 2 months ago
I love ragtime
Wabaanimkii 2 months ago
@Wabaanimkii Seemed to go with the age of the revolver! =)
rugersix 2 months ago
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hello I have a 32 caliber gun hidden trigger but do you know what year will the gun?
1234567geronimo 3 months ago
beautiful .38! love the revolvers
Silentgasp 3 months ago
@Silentgasp Thanks!
rugersix 3 months ago
Ola tenho uma arma igual a esta só que o cal e 32. muito bom parabens.......
defabris 7 months ago
Cool gun I have a U.S. Revolver break open one in 38S&W I got to work on it rust all over it.
henrycems 8 months ago
@henrycems Those are pretty cool Alfred! =)
rugersix 8 months ago
thanks for the video. i recently acquired two of thse guns. did you reload the ammo or buy it?
Gamble2185 8 months ago
@Gamble2185 Bouth it at the show you can still get out there!
rugersix 8 months ago
@Gamble2185 That was bought it... lol =)
rugersix 8 months ago
hahahahahah u said quicky
betafreak39 8 months ago
can you take a .38 special case and shorten the hell out of it until its the proper length and load it accordingly and make .38 S&W?
Choncho203 11 months ago
@Choncho203 I don't think I would even attempt that besides the .38spl is a little larger diameter if I'm not mistaken!
rugersix 11 months ago
Is .38 S&W a common round nowadays?
zanuha 11 months ago
@zanuha No it is not although it is still available through various sources.
rugersix 11 months ago
hows the accuracy/ planning to do a video on that?
mark3smle 11 months ago
@mark3smle Who would know I shot one cylinder just as a funtion test and have not fired the gun since! =)
So couldn't really tell ya on that! Sounds like a good review coming up!
rugersix 11 months ago
nice, nice, nice! congrat.
Avatar1154 11 months ago
@Avatar1154 Thanks...was just looking at this one today and thinking I need to do that gun review!
rugersix 11 months ago
@rugersix it would be great!
Avatar1154 11 months ago
150!?! Not bad man.
Reynard13Fuchs 11 months ago
@Reynard13Fuchs Yeah not at all!
rugersix 11 months ago
Nice! I have my grandfather's .32. It's nickel plated with gutta-percha grips and she's a real beauty!
fordtruxdad 1 year ago
@fordtruxdad Funny you should comment on this one...I'm handling it right now! LOL =)
It's great that yours comes from a family member...those are always the best!
rugersix 1 year ago
I have one of those was giving to me in a will by a family member who i had only seen once.. havent shot mine yet to see if it works lol
viewfrommydashboard 1 year ago
@viewfrommydashboard Now that awesome coming from a family member! Bet it works just fine! =)
Thanks for commenting!
rugersix 1 year ago
Where's the real "Lemon Squeezer"?
MerlinsJester 1 year ago
You should carry it. lol
Lillredneck 1 year ago
@Lillredneck I could!!!
rugersix 1 year ago
It is all original finish as far as I can tell. The finish looks identical to the finish on my 586-2 which I am the original owner. The guys over on the S&W forum told me to take car wax to it and keep it polished to maintain the finish. I have it oiled heavily right now until I can get time to wax it :-)
On the 38's, I suppose the best way to get ammo is to buy a box then do reloads after that? I have one 38 S&W wheel gun; my others are 32's.
WE0H 1 year ago
I bet that gun was used to "whack the boss"!
cattbutt357 1 year ago
@cattbutt357 With a gun that old I'm sure it has some history maybe even some pistol whip stories! LOL
rugersix 1 year ago
Found me a 32 S&W 3rd Model Safety Hammerless a couple weeks ago. Got it for $380 out the door. Pics @ we0h.us/guns/SW-32-3rd-Model/
WE0H 1 year ago
@WE0H Looks nice! Is that the original finish...or was it re-blued?
rugersix 1 year ago
I have one just like this! Mine is nickel-plated though with black plastic grips, judging by the serial number, mine was made in 1903. I have shot almost a 50 round box in it after having the firing pin replaced. I have now cleaned it and placed it away. The nickel-plating is starting to wear off. Any ideas on who may be able to re-nickel plate this gun?
johns1987blazer 1 year ago
@johns1987blazer Sounds awesome! A good gun smith or even contacting S&W they do that kind of work, but I can tell you the value of the gun will go down if you do anything to it on refinishing!
rugersix 1 year ago
You lucky dog for stealing that baby.
Mike
WE0H
WE0H 1 year ago
@WE0H No Mike I stole it already! =) Thanks for watching!
rugersix 1 year ago
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WE0H 1 year ago
That beautiful !!
Mr1967shelbymustang 1 year ago
@Mr1967shelbymustang Thanks! I think so too! =)
rugersix 1 year ago
you stole that one for the price
LRooster4Prez 1 year ago
@LRooster4Prez I think so! =]
rugersix 1 year ago
Very cool piece of history! I just purchased an old Colt Poice Positive mfd in 1910 and can't wait to shoot it. The "cool down" period is just torture.
tjh141994 1 year ago
very nice
x3r9g6 1 year ago
@x3r9g6 Thank You!
rugersix 1 year ago
Can it fire 38 special?
TheSouthernGentleman 1 year ago
@TheSouthernGentleman Absolutely NOT! Only .38S&W in this piece of history! =)
rugersix 1 year ago
@rugersix Is 38 S&W hard to find or expense?
TheSouthernGentleman 1 year ago
@TheSouthernGentleman It's not the most popular but I was able to get...actually picked up a box at the gun show and yes you pay a bit more for it, but this is not a gun I'll ever shoot a lot.
rugersix 1 year ago
@rugersix Thanks, I was just wandering because they look like neat little revolvers.
TheSouthernGentleman 1 year ago
@TheSouthernGentleman The 38 special would not even fit in the cylinder, The 38 S&W round is much shorter. Like a 44 special compared to a 44 magnum. Same diameter but different length. less powder and less power. The 38 S&W travels about 600 fps and the 38 Special about 850 fps
Hardcorediver44 1 year ago
Great video. I love the topbreaks. I dont mind shooting my .22 topbreaks, but I have a .32 that I havnt worked up the courage to try yet.
scb0421 1 year ago
@scb0421 THANKS!!!! SHOOOOT IT!!!!!! =)
rugersix 1 year ago
Why don't they sell break action revolvers anymore? and what's better a swing out or a break action? anyone know a break action with a hammer? that's .357?
gapanlilio33 1 year ago
@gapanlilio33 There is a company out there that makes a replica Scofield in a top-break in 45 long colt. The top-breaks are not as strong as the swing-out do to the break-of the frame in two pieces verses the solid frame revolver. Thanks!
rugersix 1 year ago
Hey My tattoo friend just got one in on trade for $350 dollars still in case and in great shape. Is it worth the money. Your video said yours was a lot less but I do not want to over pay for it. please p.m. me if you thinkg I should go for it. his is a 1899
Lancecpl 1 year ago
Break top revolvers have got to be my favorite guns ever. It was surprisingly difficult to find a video of someone loading/shooting one, so I appreciate this video.
MediocreMovies 1 year ago
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
rugersix 1 year ago
boy do i want one of those guns...it looks alot like the .32 s&w hammerless
GunSmoke773 1 year ago
It is exactly the same thing except this one chambered in .38S&W cartridge! =)
rugersix 1 year ago
yea your right my friend now that i think of it a good friend of mine was selling the same revolver just that it was solid black for $120.00 i sure regret not buying it =[
GunSmoke773 1 year ago
Hey ruger6....I just bought one in 38 but mines a 2" snubbie, I was wondering Where you found info on serial numbers and production dates ????
I am trying to determine if mine was made for black powder or smokeless,,,any help is appreceiated !!!! by the way...you got a heck of a deal on yours!
WVSCROUNGER 2 years ago
You got a 2" snubby!!!!!
You lucky dog you!!!! =)
I have a S&W book that has a rough reference guide on serial numbers! For I think $35 you can go to the S&W website fill out a form and they will provide you with the history of your gun! =) If you want to send me a pm with the serial number I can see what I can find out for you???
rugersix 2 years ago
Hey Rugersix, I just picked up one of these little revolvers at a gun show this past weekend. The difference is that it is .32 caliber, 3-inch barrel and has a blued finish. I have to clean it up, but it seems to function properly when dry firing it.
Got it for $160. Thanks for getting me interested in these little pistols!
caracalla1963 2 years ago
AWESOME!!! A gun show purchase for you as well!!!! Cool!!! When I bought this one he also had a 32 model which actually had nicer grips but I wanted the 38!
Thanks and enjoy that new acquisition!!! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
WOW!!!what a great find,I love old revolvers!!!
JohnWayneColt45 2 years ago
This was one of my better gunshow purchases! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
I heard that!!!$150!?!thats the dealof a lifetimeman, congrats!!
JohnWayneColt45 2 years ago
Thank you and good night it's past my bedtime!!!! zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz =P
rugersix 2 years ago
@JohnWayneColt45 $150? I see one for $90 at my shop I'm pickin up once I get the money. I like older guns becausethey have so much hist
paraman90 1 year ago
Congrats!!
JohnWayneColt45 1 year ago
lol i just found one of thies in my great granpas police stuff and it fired like a charm!!
superchase08 2 years ago
That is totally is a much better story than a gun show purchase!!!!! I love it!!!!! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Another great vid tiger 5/5
jeebe95 2 years ago
lol thanks!!! =']
rugersix 2 years ago
A friend of mine just boyght one with a hammer. ben looking up on them on the net . One of the frist some were black power 38 shorts about 2 gran of bulleye power.38 sp had 3 gran. fun gun to shoot .
kennywayne1959 2 years ago
Pretty interesting thanks for sharing...yes I agree fun to shoot! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
$150 ! You are just too lucky, haven't seen any at that price hear in years.
Roddyoneeye 2 years ago
The one time I actually got a good deal!!!!
rugersix 2 years ago
Nice to see someone else thinks Nutnfancy is a nut too.Lovely classic revolver,backstrap safety,is what think they mean by the lemon squeezer safey.
silver760 2 years ago
Yeah this was indeed a fun purchase! =]
Yes...you are correct regarding the safety!
Thanks for watching!
rugersix 2 years ago
gun store by my house has a s&w model 5 for sale for 200 bucks i dont know much about it but its in working order from what they say is that an okay price it looks in the same condition as urs
dp665 2 years ago
If you like and thin it's in good condition offer them less for it they can only say No!
rugersix 2 years ago
hi man, what ammo you used? I mean, was it a special cowboy loading charge. or what? thanks
loptosko1 2 years ago
No...I got it at a the gunshow it was mag-tech I believe.
rugersix 2 years ago
thanks
loptosko1 2 years ago
Do you have a second channel called Nutnfancy?
Last1Left2324 2 years ago
Is that an insult???
rugersix 2 years ago
Personally I think you to are both great gun reviewers and were all on the same side so, no it wasn't an insult I was just wondering.
Last1Left2324 2 years ago
Nice find, Ive been looking for one of those types top break pistol for awhile, id be cautious when shooting one of those lol. DAMN you got that for 150? that's a steal man.
kevo1264 2 years ago
Thanks!
Well it's not like I'll be burning 100rounds through it when I take it out! LOL =]
rugersix 2 years ago
that trigger pull looks awfully jerky...is that the gun?
jonnyv1nj 2 years ago
No it's probably the shooter! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Why don't they make a modern break open action revolver? I know they make the schofields. I wonder if someone has the patent to them or there not very feasible these days.
rightsman123 2 years ago
Smith & Wesson should bring it back as one of their classic series! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Thanks I was pleased to get this!
I'm sure your your most like right on the .38 Short Colt round.
It's not much power if you are comparing it to the .25acp! Interesting!
rugersix 2 years ago
Nice!
Was an ffl required?
QUESTED 2 years ago
No...I'm a member and have had all the background checks etc. so it was hand him the cash while he handed me the pistol! =] Thanks!
rugersix 2 years ago
sweet! I hate living in the peoples republic of Kalifornia
QUESTED 2 years ago
Ouch...I feel your pain!
Glad my folks moved us out of there back in 1973!
rugersix 2 years ago
Cool gun. Well worth $150.00.
whatnot987 2 years ago
I thought so as well!
Must be why I ended up taking it home with me! LOL =]
rugersix 2 years ago
I love those top break open revolvers, and yours is a beauty. What's your opinion on the cartridge?
gangstapranksta717 2 years ago
Not really sure as it was the first time to ever shoot it. Back in it's day it was the standard! I think it's cool! =] I wanna do a thorough review on this gun later along with some more shooting tests. Thanks!
rugersix 2 years ago
Nice!
stealthyshooter 2 years ago
Planning on a full gun-review later!
THANKS!!! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Yeah!
you totally should.
That lemon-squeezer device is called a safety bar
stealthyshooter 2 years ago
Hi my friend!
Harry, you will spread a photo of this revolver in the photobucket?
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
You Got It!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
ОК!
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
Harry, how much cartridges? And whether easily such to buy?
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
Vlad-
The .38S&W cartridge is still available but not real common...I purchased a box of 50 at the gun show for about $30.00 U.S. dollars! Needless to say I want be shooting a lot of rounds through this gun! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Yes, it is rather expensive, and at us the same...
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
I love old 38's
Jakester241 2 years ago
ME TOO!!!!! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
cool ......
scutt09 2 years ago
...thanks!
rugersix 2 years ago
That gun looks frickin' sweet!!!! I have a few modern guns but that revolver has a lot more character. S&W.....$150- enough said........
gunplay223 2 years ago
It has character like you said and is rich in history...which makes it a pleasure to have in my collection! Thanks!!!!! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
one of my friends mother has the model with the six inch barrel of this gun. Her grandmother use to keep under her pillow when she slept!
Timisso1337 2 years ago
I can tell you right now that the ones with the longer barrels fetch a much higher price!!!! They a much more rare!
rugersix 2 years ago
Nice gun! I'm very envious. I like top break revolvers, and that would be a good one. Where did you get the ammo for it?
AA550cord 2 years ago
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!! =]
I purchased the ammo at the gun show as well it was not cheap $29 for a box of 50 cartridges! That's part of the reason I only shot one cylinder full.
rugersix 2 years ago
150dollars! R6, you thief! That's a damn good price for what looks to be a very good revolver. I especially like that safety that is a great little add on. I do have two questions, what was the recoil like on that, and which gun show did you get it from?
kiltman 2 years ago
It was certainly a fair market price for this gun! Recoil is very limited...hardly felt. Washington Arms Collectors (WAC) Gun Show in Puyallup, WA.
rugersix 2 years ago
briliant gun for self defence!Old but still in nice condition cool video 5*!
BrautdesSoldaten 2 years ago
These were the concealed pocket pistols of there day! The Bicycle version (worth alot these days) with the 2" barrel was the snub nosed version. THANKS for watching and rating!
rugersix 2 years ago
Nice looking gun, Harry. We don't get many of that type down here.
kiwitedferny 2 years ago
I'm very pleased Ted with this piece of history!!!!! It functioned and shot great! Accuracy test later when I do a gun review!
Good Day!
rugersix 2 years ago
Nice! The lemon squeezer is truly a American Classic. How would you rate the overall condition of it?
jackeland454 2 years ago
YES it is!!!!! Well how would I rate it? Lets see...it is all original as I found the same serial number in 4-locations! The grips have lots of wear as the checking is totally smooth in most places. No parts need to be replaced. the grooves are still evident in the barrel...although there may be minor pitting on one side? the bluing has turned into that petine (sp?) brownish tint. Shoots and functions fine I would say 65%-70%
rugersix 2 years ago
hey man congrats! i know you wanted a good top brake for a while!
NRAMember09 2 years ago
Thanks! You're right I did! I was very disapointed with that Enfield revolver I got last time!
rugersix 2 years ago
you're a brave man harry - i would of had that gun checked out first lol =)
Wupster1 2 years ago
That is a very nice gun,Rugersix.What did that set you back,if you don't mind me asking ?
thepunisher2 2 years ago
he said 150
Ballpythondude420 2 years ago
ok,thanks.That's a pretty good price for a gun like that.
thepunisher2 2 years ago
can't wait for the "project".
fk243 2 years ago
beautiful gun
MrCQB 2 years ago
Thank You MrCQB!
rugersix 2 years ago
great gun and vid!
itseasyforyou 2 years ago
Thanks to my Ductch friend!!!! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Remarkably! An excellent old revolver from belle époque! And excellent video! ;)
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
Thanks Vlad!!!!
So when are you coming over to shoot it??????? =D
rugersix 2 years ago
I with pleasure, but now affairs much. However trip plans are available!!! =)
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
i really like it i just like the ones that the cylinder pops out of the side not how that one does but it seems like it functions great keep shootin ruger
jtmoney606 2 years ago
Yes! Wheel Guns where the cylinder pops out for easy loading and unloading!!!! =]
It's a solid little pistol!
rugersix 2 years ago
gotta love the guns of the old west
they had personality...
looks like a fine old gun.....
gunlover2010 2 years ago
It is a fine old gun!
Really pleased with this purchase! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
damn, thats one beautiful gun..
j0hnstyr0n 2 years ago
Yes!
It's in very good condition for it's age!
Thank You!
rugersix 2 years ago
Great deal!!!
Tater78HD 2 years ago
I think so as well!
Thanks!
rugersix 2 years ago
Are you going to re-blue the old girl...or leave her as is? I have said before, I really love those old guns. Beautiful smith ya got there harry.
mpxd45 2 years ago
Re-Blue???? Absolutely Not!!!! She's worth a whole lot more just as she is!
Re-Bluing is the fastest way to decrease the value of a gun like this!
I like her just as she is! =]
Thanks for watching!
rugersix 2 years ago
Good purchase. Is it hard finding ammo? All I usually see around here is .38 special. And that was before last november!! cant find nothing now.
ironhaas503 2 years ago
I think a company has been advertising making .38 S&W ammo but I cant remember who.
Timisso1337 2 years ago
Thanks! The ammo is not common but you can still find it either on line or at places like gun shows! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Hey Harry, What is the bore like?
LLCranford3 2 years ago
Well with the naked eye she is pretty clean! I took a magnifying glass and could see a some spots on the left side looking toward the muzzle, maybe a little pitting or rust??? Not sure but.. Hey! The guns over 100! Nothing major just gonna keep it cleaned and oiled!
Thanks for asking good question!
rugersix 2 years ago
Great buy! Just shoot it and clean it. Don't ever change it. It's beautiful just the way it is.
744682532 2 years ago
That's the plan!!!
rugersix 2 years ago
nice, you should blue it.
83scarface 2 years ago
Absolutely not!!!! =]
To re-blue it would greatly decrease the value of this fine piece of history!
I know whay you mean though it would look nice with a bright blue mirror finish!
rugersix 2 years ago
i did not know that thanks,do you know of the easiest way to blue a s&w 10-5.i like how you respond to all your comments youtube needs more people like you.
83scarface 2 years ago
There are different ways to do it. Coldd bluing etc. but there is definately an art to it. A poor re-blue job can be worse than just leaving it as is. I'm no expert on the subject...If it were me I would probably have a gunsmith do it. Thanks!
rugersix 2 years ago
Excellent revolver, Harry!!! Once again I congratulate on excellent purchase! :) Excellent old firearm! It really perfectly looks and has an excellent condition finish. Shooting has given a lot of smoke :))) By the way, you have already accustomed with its device?
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
Hey Vlad!!!!!
I thought you might enjoy this one!!!!!
The finish has turned to a (petite) not sure on the spelling of the word. Basically a brown like tone from many years of kicking around! Yes...I've already taken it a part to learn more a bout ti had a reference book that greatly assisted! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Perfectly! =) I think there there should be enough simple mechanism.
Well and how results of shooting? How it on accuracy? What is a condition barrel and grooves?
Vlad357russiangunner 2 years ago
Well it shoots fine! I was only shooting it down range for function test purposes. Accuracy testing will have to come later!
Barrel still has nice grooves in it! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
Hey R6! Great vid! Great Find! I had one of these in 32 S&W short. They are fun as all get out to shoot! Mine was factory nickel with black hard rubber grips. It was just so much fun to shoot .....zero recoil. the bullet was moving so slowly my shooting buddy invented the shooting races. He would fire a 9mm at the 50 yd berm and I would fire my 32S&W and you could count to 4 between the impact of his bullet and the impact of my little 32. Bullet races....loads of fun! Great buy R6!
LLCranford3 2 years ago
Awesome that's great! The guy I bought this one from has another one in the .32S&W short! The grips on that one were a lot nicer..,you could still see the checkering. These are worn pretty good no doubt from being carried a lot! Great shoot out story thanks for sharing! =]
rugersix 2 years ago
What a great little pistola! I may have to find one of those.
aconaway1 2 years ago
Yes it is! They are out there...I'll bet if you really seached it out you could find a good example.
rugersix 2 years ago
HERE!!! HERE!!!111 Fun Shows and their legal loophole, we MUST ban those deadly ASSAULT REVOLVERS!! do it for the children!!!
RUGERSIX that thing is A BEAUTY!! damn it really is.. a fine, perfectly working piece of american history for $150..SWEET!!! i'm JEALOUS!!!
TheHiddenPart 2 years ago
LOL and LOL =D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks I was actually surprised to come across it. It was on the table with an older model chambered in .32S&W and a bunch of old Iver-Johnson Top-Breaks!
rugersix 2 years ago