Ted's daily small talk

[GFK]

Like the great Don Bathe, my first firearms advisor.

His AR was deemed illegal and so was his sawed-off shotgun.
He sold his house at the height of the real estate bubble and moved from Santa Maria to the Scottsdale area in AZ.

His very first lesson: 'There are two kinds of revolvers. Single Action & Double Action revolvers'.
That's when I knew I was born to own a Smith & Wesson.

Smith and Wessons are nice! The first firearm that I purchased was a Smith and Wesson, and I was in San Diego. It was a model 65. The Next Smith and Wesson that I bought was a model 360. And, my wife keep telling me how much she likes it, even after she purchased a Ruger LCR 38 Special +P. Yet, I have no plans of letting her have it.

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[Ted124]

If I could have only 1 gun, this would be it. Without a second thought.





625 -2 Model of 1988 .45 ACP + Moonclips

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNFW8eSzb44

[GFK]

Nice! I can understand. This is the first one that I bought over 30 years ago, and I still like it.

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[Ted124]

^^^ looks great! What is the model designation on it?
It looks like a K-frame, but I might be wrong.

[DsGrouse]

If I could have only 1 gun, this would be it. Without a second thought.





625 -2 Model of 1988 .45 ACP + Moonclips

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNFW8eSzb44

Hmmm,

[GFK]

^^^ looks great! What is the model designation on it?
It looks like a K-frame, but I might be wrong.

Yes, it is a K-frame, model 65-5.

[Ted124]

^^^ looks great! What is the model designation on it?
It looks like a K-frame, but I might be wrong.

Yes, it is a K-frame, model 65-5.

Had a Lady Smith that was a 65 -7. Super smooth trigger action. It recently sold.

[Ted124]

It's the truth, DsGrouse.

[GFK]

^^^ looks great! What is the model designation on it?
It looks like a K-frame, but I might be wrong.

Yes, it is a K-frame, model 65-5.

Had a Lady Smith that was a 65 -7. Super smooth trigger action. It recently sold.

Yes, the trigger is nice! Yet, I seem to like the trigger on my Colt better:

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[Ted124]

I never handled a Colt. It’s the truth.

[GFK]

I hadn't either, prior to this one. I was out with my wife, helping her to find a firearm. For every handgun the owner handed my wife, he handed me one. I was not looking for a handgun. When he handed me the Colt and I pulled the trigger, I decided that I should have one with such a smooth trigger. So, I ended up taking it home.

[cooperhawk]

I have a Trooper III that I purchased a number of years ago mainly due to the trigger pull.
It's a sweet .357 to shoot.

[CT_Shooter]

... I seem to like the trigger on my Colt better:

GFK, I own the very same Colt King Cobra and I agree. It is a pleasure to shoot, especially my 357 reloads (158gr JHP 13.9gr H110). The trigger is sweet; both in single or double action. I love this gun. And, I bring home some targets shot at 30 feet that I'm proud to share...

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[GFK]

I have a Trooper III that I purchased a number of years ago mainly due to the trigger pull.
It's a sweet .357 to shoot.

[GFK]

... I seem to like the trigger on my Colt better:

GFK, I own the very same Colt King Cobra and I agree. It is a pleasure to shoot, especially my 357 reloads (158gr JHP 13.9gr H110). The trigger is sweet; both in single or double action. I love this gun. And, I bring home some targets shot at 30 feet that I'm proud to share...


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Amen!!

[Sir Henry]

... I seem to like the trigger on my Colt better:

GFK, I own the very same Colt King Cobra and I agree. It is a pleasure to shoot, especially my 357 reloads (158gr JHP 13.9gr H110). The trigger is sweet; both in single or double action. I love this gun. And, I bring home some targets shot at 30 feet that I'm proud to share...


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[Vaquero]

I've owned a couple Smiths, but always favored the colts more. The one I miss the most was an old Trooper.
I still have the first Colt, bought it in '83 from the original owner. It was the one I used when I took my conceal carry class.

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And the only S&W now is this little. 32 cal. break action.

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RP

[Hatchdog]

All this revolver porn is making me “happy”

[Vaquero]

All this revolver porn is making me “happy”

Hatchdog, I own quite a few handguns. Only a handful🖐 are semi-auto and the majority are single action. 🫢

RP

[GFK]

I've owned a couple Smiths, but always favored the colts more. The one I miss the most was an old Trooper.
I still have the first Colt, bought it in '83 from the original owner. It was the one I used when I took my conceal carry class.

20260718_094924.jpg

And the only S&W now is this little. 32 cal. break action.

20260718_094637.jpg

RP