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Corn Fed I think we both have a classic Smith & Wesson. Model 36. I have one with a covered hammer, and one with a 3” barrel.
I believe it has been called “Chief’s Special”.
I love a tang sight.It hates 150 grain ammo, you're lucky to be able to hit the barn with one. It'll drive tacks with 170 grain rounds.
Neat trick.Thanks! He puts the tennis balls in the holsters to keep them open to the approximate size.
Cool! An older Bodyguard. It looks a little strange, but I like the shrouded hammer and the option of cocking to shoot single action.
I agree. I have a Model 60 and a Model 642 (Chief's Special and Centennial). I like the concealed hammer for pocket carry, but I also like being able to cock the exposed hammer. The Bodyguard is the best compromise. It just looks kind of funny to me, but I might get one some day. I love S&W, but I wouldn't buy one with the Clinton lock.Prester John I don' think that is strange, at all. It is nice to use single action and double, when you are target shooting.
Nice Setup !!I like this shot. Another advantage of those Buckaroo pouches for carrying your traditional folder. Doesn't get in the way of a sidearm (Kimber here) and you can still access your knife if needed. Tyler, my friend, is also carrying a fixed blade crossdraw on the other side. Made his belt too, as well as the holster with his brand.
Aw heck made his reins and spur straps too come to think of it.