Smith & Wesson .22 wheel gun picture thread

[pred]

Since the price of ammo is rising, and we all love to shoot our S&W wheel guns, I have been shooting alot of .22 lr these days. The guns weigh the same as the 38s/357s ect. So there is nothing better for training,,, Send a few cylinders down range and pick up the 38/357 that feels exactly the same, and your aim just gets better!
So to honor the .22 and the S&W,
Here are a couple to start out with!
Model 34-1, A "J" frame 4" barrel.

Next is a 17-4, "K" frame with a 8 3/8" barrel

This next one is the oldest .22 Smith revolver I shoot.
It's an "I" frame (really small) and is called a 22 heavy duty target, or 32/22. 6 shot with 6" barrel. From 1922.

Now lets see your Smith and Wesson .22 revolvers !
Peter.

[PennsyPlinker]

Nice guns pred! Here is my S&W 18-2.



I will try to get some better pictures when things are not so rushed around here. Maybe if I get one of my local buddies out to the range, we might even get some video!

[1blindref]

I've only got two .22 S&W wheelies (so far )

17-3





317 Airlite

[fordmech00]

Only one in .22 so far, it's a model 1 second issue tip-up

[1blindref]

^^^^ That reminds me ^^^^
I guess this counts as well. I believe that mine is a Model 1, 3rd edition.
I don't have much info on this gun other than it was my Grandfathers. Anybody know anything about these??

[ssom003]

My Smith & Wesson 617...

[Pukindog]

Here are a couple of mine.
Left to right:
Model 17 ( 5 screw ) no dash; Model 53-1 this is a .22 RemJet Mag. .357 necked down to .22 cal. I have a .22LR cylinder and a .22 RF Mag. cylinder for this gun; Model 43 no dash This is a .22 with an alloy frame and cylinder. The cylinder has steel sleeves, Model 51 no dash .22RFMag; Model 34-1 .
As always, lousy photos. I shoot firearms better then I shoot cameras. I see that I did not wipe away the oil film very well. Left alot of "pookies" on the guns.

Jeff

[Coops]

Here's mine:

[General Geoff]

Finally got around to taking some pictures of my brand-new (hasn't been fired yet) model 63:

[pred]

Here are a couple of mine.
Left to right:
Model 17 ( 5 screw ) no dash; Model 53-1 this is a .22 RemJet Mag. .357 necked down to .22 cal. I have a .22LR cylinder and a .22 RF Mag. cylinder for this gun; Model 43 no dash This is a .22 with an alloy frame and cylinder. The cylinder has steel sleeves, Model 51 no dash .22RFMag; Model 34-1 .
As always, lousy photos. I shoot firearms better then I shoot cameras. I see that I did not wipe away the oil film very well. Left alot of "pookies" on the guns.

Jeff

Jeff, That 43 is just killing me !!! I have been looking for a shooter grade one of those for years, Or even 99% but can seem to find one... Driving me nuts.
~~~~~~~~~~ General Geoff, ,, You will love that 63... It is basically my 34 but stainless,,, Is the one pictured a 5"?
Peter