[Mark F]

My 44 Magnums...

[HoosierGuy]

Great thread

[RomeoTango]

3" 629, one of my favorite guns, I'll never sell it.

(the grips are for sale, $50)

[glock2740]

S&W .460

[glock2740]

[Glasshartt]

Originally Posted by sheriffoconee

My Dad was an FBI agent from 1964-84. He gave me his personally owned M10 that he bought in NYC when he was a new agent. I have the receipt, he paid 64 dollars for it out the door.
The damage comes from a fight with a bank robber in Chattanooga TN many years ago...
It will go to my son when he gets older...

Sweet, guns with stories are even better

[Dzscubie]

Glasshartt likes photos with stories so I’m going to let y’all in on one of hers.

Back around 1984 or 85 Glasshartt went out to a local area in the desert to shoot a little with her Smith 686 using some reloads she had bought from a local gun shop. Well, one was double loaded and blew up in her hand, bowing the top strap and rupturing the Cylinder, the rear sight disappeared and the side plate had a split in it. She was very lucky that she didn’t have any injuries but now she didn’t have a duty weapon for work. Well, being the dedicated deputy she was she sashayed down to the local Wal-Mart and picked up the little beauty below. A 4” stainless Colt Python, as you can see there is a little holster wear on the muzzle from being her duty carry. This is one of Glasshartt’s babies and all of them have their own stories.

[Viking]

Originally Posted by Dzscubie

Glasshartt likes photos with stories so I’m going to let y’all in on one of hers.

Back around 1984 or 85 Glasshartt went out to a local area in the desert to shoot a little with her Smith 686 using some reloads she had bought from a local gun shop. Well, one was double loaded and blew up in her hand, bowing the top strap and rupturing the Cylinder, the rear sight disappeared and the side plate had a split in it. She was very lucky that she didn’t have any injuries but now she didn’t have a duty weapon for work. Well, being the dedicated deputy she was she sashayed down to the local Wal-Mart and picked up the little beauty below. A 4” stainless Colt Python, as you can see there is a little holster wear on the muzzle from being her duty carry. This is one of Glasshartt’s babies and all of them have their own stories.

Very glad she didn't suffer any injuries. Makes me wonder if the double charge wasn't Bullseye, that powder cost me a Super Blackhawk. Needless to say Bullseye is no longer used by me. Anyway a little wear on stainless steel just adds character.

[Glasshartt]

Originally Posted by Dzscubie

Glasshartt likes photos with stories so I’m going to let y’all in on one of hers.

Back around 1984 or 85 Glasshartt went out to a local area in the desert to shoot a little with her Smith 686 using some reloads she had bought from a local gun shop. Well, one was double loaded and blew up in her hand, bowing the top strap and rupturing the Cylinder, the rear sight disappeared and the side plate had a split in it. She was very lucky that she didn’t have any injuries but now she didn’t have a duty weapon for work. Well, being the dedicated deputy she was she sashayed down to the local Wal-Mart and picked up the little beauty below. A 4” stainless Colt Python, as you can see there is a little holster wear on the muzzle from being her duty carry. This is one of Glasshartt’s babies and all of them have their own stories.

I love it when he tries to tell a story and doesn't get it right. The revolver that blew up was a S & W 67. Eventually the gun store gave me the 686 to replace the 67. I later sold the 686, but kinda wish I hadn't.

[glock2740]