I Started With a Giggle...

[-hanko]

Well it's pretty for sure. But if you wanted a S&W barrel...why did you just buy a S&W gun?

I like the overall clean look, I've shot a Smolt or 2 in the past, and what really impresses me is the workmanship...a custom made pistol. 629's up here are common, moreso in the norther part of the state. l thought it might be interesting to get a gun far less common. If I were John Linebaugh shooting cape buffalo stem to stern, I'd take the extra weight of a super redhawk, given it's .44 mag, I think the Smith barrel looks a bunch better than the Ruger, especially the full length underlug.

[hambam105]

Be very very carful OP...
If you put a tether inside that lanyard it turns that revolver into a Tactical AW. I'm just sayin.

[-hanko]

Be very very carful OP...
If you put a tether inside that lanyard it turns that revolver into a Tactical AW. I'm just sayin.

I thought that was only if you were caught with the stock against your shoulder. If you did that, you'd probably start a trend in custom ear reduction services...no stitches, instant cautery.

This is not California. If you've got the money, a weapon meeting the original definition of an "assault" weapon can be had legally.

[-hanko]

That is sweet!! Who did the work?

Turns out the gentleman from whom I bought the gun is the gunsmith who did the work, other than the hard chrome. His name is Thomas Richardson.

Looks like he has a ton of experience and works on a bit of everything. Website Thomas Richardson Gunsmith

My MO was delivered an hour ago. I'd expect the gun to ship tomorrow so I should see it Wednesday or Thursday latest. It's a run to WM tonight for some .44 special and mag ammo.

[Lead Waster]

Lanyard is very RCMP.

[ChuckDizzle]

I dig it. The satin finish really reminds me of like a toy cap gun or something from my childhood. Now it's a big boy toy.