[shoeshooter]

A year ago I purchased my first handgun, a S & W 9mm Sigma (since sold). Little did I know what was in store for me next. I think I may have a little problem...

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Clockwise from top center:
39-2 9mm single stack
5906 9mm double stack
910 9mm double stack
3953 9mm single stack double action only
3913NL 9mm single stack
CS9 9mm single stack
2206 .22 stainless 6"
422 .22 alloy 6"
36 .38 special
10-5 .38 special

 

[22lrfan]

It looks like you've got a serious problem there. I think the best cure would be to let me have a few of them!! :lol4:

 

[mgeoffriau]

Nice! I've got a few S&W's...

422 6"
38-2 Airweight Bodyguard
19-6 2.5"

And my very first gun was a S&W 3rd gen 9mm. Can't remember the model number, looked kind of like your 5906 except it was DAO. Sold it off several years ago.

 

[Hrdnox]

Nice! I've shot several of them and Shoe's got some very nice shooters, for sure.

 

[shoeshooter]

Nice! I've shot several of them and Shoe's got some very nice shooters, for sure.

You should know...two of them came from you. Does the term "Enabler" ring a bell?

 

[bubbat]

Nice collection of Smiths. I have been looking for a 422, hint hint hint

 

[mildot]

Nice group of Smith's, lucky man :bow:

 

[sidroski]

Nice pistols Shoe, every one of them.

 

[pinetor]

Looks like a happy family to me!!!!

 

[chestnut]

Sweet Collection of S&W's!!!! :thumbup:

 

[JMS39339]

NICE Collection, shoe!! :2tup:

 

[22lrfan]

Nice collection of Smiths. I have been looking for a 422, hint hint hint

I had a 422 for a while and sold it. It shot great. Village Pawn on Old Canton Road has one that I have been looking at. Please go buy it and remove the temptation!! :lol4:

 

[1985 4runner]

I have one S&W. A great gun with lots of memories attached.

It's a model 617 in 22LR that my Dad taught me to shoot with.

He left it to me when he died, but my brother stole it out of his safe & sold it at a Pawn Shop before I could get it.

I managed to track it down & reclaim it...



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I'll never part with it for any amount.

 

[Hrdnox]

That's a pretty one. I don't blame you for tracking it down. You don't see them that nice everyday.

 

[mgeoffriau]

Nice collection of Smiths. I have been looking for a 422, hint hint hint

I had a 422 for a while and sold it. It shot great. Village Pawn on Old Canton Road has one that I have been looking at. Please go buy it and remove the temptation!! :lol4:

Do you happen to recall what their price is on it? 422/622/2022's make fantastic suppressor hosts -- no need for a threaded barrel, you can just use a threaded barrel bushing adaptor (it's about $40 if I recall), and since the barrel is set low in the frame, the iron sights clear just about any can.

 

[Xd357]

Very nice shoe.

 

[cottonmouth]

I have several of those "Smiths" living at my house too, they are a good bunch.

J.B.

 

[captain-03]

Shoe: You ain't got a problem -- exactly what any redblooded American guy is suppose to do!! Nice grouping you have there!

 

[shoeshooter]

Shoe: You ain't got a problem -- exactly what any redblooded American guy is suppose to do!! Nice grouping you have there!

My wife might disagree, if she ever finds out

Actually, though, the "problem" is there are a bunch of them I DON'T have...yet. :lol4: Working on it as fast as I can, I assure you. Need to quit buying rifles...naw that ain't happening.

 

[captain-03]

OK -- here are a few cousins of the Smith Family!!



500S&W Mag. 8 3/8"
Model 686 6"
Model 19 4"
M&P9C 9mm
Sigma 40S&W