You SOB - that is absolutely beautiful!
Nice revolver there.
Check the cylinder throat size if you are going to shoot lead through it. The original cylinder on that gun was sized around .432 so you would get leading shooting .430 bullets. Not knowing the throat size makes one wonder if that is why the cylinder was changed.
Is the new cylinder recessed like the orig.?
I know where theres a s&w model 29(-2 i believe) never fired still in the original wood box. Replica of dirty harrys gun. In fact i believe the story was the person walked out of the movie and straight to the gunshop.
That's a good looking revolver. Almost makes me want to get a wheelgun, myself.
Thanks, Joe!
No need to catch up, your welcome to shoot mine the next time you are in MD..
Take your pick below..
Dirty Harry's gun was a pre-1969 model 29-2, as the barrel was shortened to 6" from 6.5" in 1969. (the movie gun was actually owned by the director).
Clint actually never fired the .44 for real, all of the shooting was done with a model 25 (.45LC) as blanks for the .44 were not available when the movie was done.
I think Freestate has a 29-2 with a 6.5" barrel in the display.....I've been drooling over it lately.
But if I had to choose a .44 to buy right now, probably be an Anaconda.
Dirty Harry's gun was a pre-1969 model 29-2, as the barrel was shortened to 6" from 6.5" in 1969. (the movie gun was actually owned by the director).
Clint actually never fired the .44 for real, all of the shooting was done with a model 25 (.45LC) as blanks for the .44 were not available when the movie was done.
I think Freestate has a 29-2 with a 6.5" barrel in the display.....I've been drooling over it lately.
But if I had to choose a .44 to buy right now, probably be an Anaconda.
You tell me:
It is a 29-2, right above the serial number
You tell me:
It is a 29-2, right above the serial number