Anyone else into revolvers?

[pennlineman]

I've been a big revolver fan since the USAF introduced me to the S&W model 15 back in 1983. I like mostly S&W's but a few Rugers have made it into the collection. I also like the Colt's but I'm trying to stay focused on my S&W collection. Anyone else still prefer these old school work horses over the new plastic?

[pennlineman]

[Philadelphia]

I've been a big revolver fan since the USAF introduced me to the S&W model 15 back in 1983. I like mostly S&W's but a few Rugers have made it into the collection. I also like the Colt's but I'm trying to stay focused on my S&W collection. Anyone else still prefer these old school work horses over the new plastic?

Yup. I have an old Colt's Official Police and an old S&W model 10, both in .38 of course.

Semiautos are great but I hate chasing down my brass at the range and I hate losing any brass even more.

[Valorius]

I have just one revolver.

[Kiski Cowboy]

I've always loved shooting my revolvers, be they single-actions or double-actions. My preference has always been with the Ruger's, as they were the first revolvers I ever shot, and also the first that I purchased for myself.


My Ruger New Vaquero's for Cowboy Action Shooting


My tried and true Ruger Security-Six

[DucatiRon]

While I have a S&W 500 my revolver love is dedicated to my ever expanding Dan Wesson collection. Wheel guns kick ass.

[pennlineman]

Yup. I have an old Colt's Official Police and an old S&W model 10, both in .38 of course.

Semiautos are great but I hate chasing down my brass at the range and I hate losing any brass even more.

I hear you, I have a few semi automatics. The last time out I lost about 40% of my brass.

[renalp]

Yeah, to me there's something about the way a wheelgun looks, feels and shoots that an auto loader will never duplicate. I have a Model 10-5 heavy barrel that's a close cousin to your Model 13, and one of my favorites.

[Chip W]

I would like a 6" .357mag but fear that getting just 1 wheel gun might lead me down a slippery slope of wanting, "just one more."

[God's Country]

I love wheel guns.
Simple, reliable, and rugged.
What's not to love.

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