I recently picked up a s&w 44 mag. It is a model 29-3. It is blued with the full barrel underlug and has a 4 position ajustable front sight. It also has houge finger grips on it. I have been told it is a silhouette model and also been told its a hunter model. Anybody familiar with this handgun?
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I am not aware that S&W made a silhouette model but with the four position front sight that seems it is for silhouette.
I've shot a lot of the iron chickens, with different guns but liked the Wichita machine rear sight with four positions for chicken, pig, turkey and ram for ranges 50, 100, 150 and 200 meters respectively. I've seen various after market sights both front and rear for these games and you may have one of those. A silhouette gun would likely be a long barrel 8 3/8" or possibly ten inches. The DW's were the most popular revolvers for this game. It may well be a rare factory specialty revolver. Sounds like an interesting gun.Is there nothing so sacred on this earth that you aren't willing to kill or die for?
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I have a S&W 44, 6 inch barrel, with HOGUE grips, but without any special sights or anything like that, and I can tell ya, it's reely fun to shoot.
It's built like a clock, if you know what I mean.
Smitty of the NorthWalk Slow, and Drink a Lotta Water.
Has it ever occurred to you, that Nothing ever occurs to God? Adrien Rodgers.
You can't out-give God.
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Originally posted by bigswede358 View PostI recently picked up a s&w 44 mag. It is a model 29-3. It is blued with the full barrel underlug and has a 4 position ajustable front sight. It also has houge finger grips on it. I have been told it is a silhouette model and also been told its a hunter model. Anybody familiar with this handgun?
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Originally posted by bigswede358 View PostHey Smitty have you killed anything with that wheel gun? I want to try and knock down a deer with mine this fall.
I've only had it a short while. I carry it for Bear Protection, and I hope I never have to use it for that.
I handload for it, so ammo doesn't cost me an arm and a leg, and I can make a variety of loads. Some for Bear Defense, some for practice, some for experimenting. I use only cast bullets.
It's a bulky handgun, but with the longer barrel, and the Hogue grips, it handles well when it goes off.
Fully loaded, it weighs only bout 6 oz. more than my Ruger Blackhawk 357. For slow fire, I think I can shoot it DA, just as well as SA.
I have little expertise, with handguns, and don't know how it compares with the newer 629s but this 29 action is reely smooth. I'm looking forward to the next time I get to shoot it.
Smitty of the NorthWalk Slow, and Drink a Lotta Water.
Has it ever occurred to you, that Nothing ever occurs to God? Adrien Rodgers.
You can't out-give God.
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got some stuff
Up until today I didn't have any components for my new toy, so my father in law felt pity on me and gave me a small lot of brass, bullets, powder, primers, and even let me barrow his dies. I think I will try to get some plinkers loaded up in the next couple of days. That is if I can get out of jail, LOLLIVE TO HUNT....HUNT TO LIVE!!!!
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