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Authentic square butt frame and serrated trigger. Red ramp front sight. Adjustable rear sight. Altamont Service walnut grip. Carbon steel frame and cylinder. Six shot. Shipped with a mahogany presentation case.
Smith & Wesson makes it possible for you to own a piece of history in the making with these Classic revolvers. They're the finest handguns possible with designs going back to the most famous and collectible guns that Smith & Wesson ever constructed. Each is based on a model known for legendary performance then enhanced with modern advantages. They're the timeless best of both worlds.
- Category : Revolvers
- Type : Revolver
- Action : Single/Double
- Caliber : 44 Remington Magnum
- Barrel Length : 6.5"
- Capacity : 6
- Hammer Style : Spurred
- Grips : Altamont Service Walnut
- Sights : Red Ramp Front, Adjustable Rear
- Weight : 48.5 oz
- Frame Description : Blued Alloy
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Regrets from the pit of Hades
The biggest regret that I have with this fine revolver is that I sold it in 2002 out of financial need. Really dumb!!! What is interesting about these Dirty Harry heaters is that most folks that sell them after they buy them is because of the massive recoil. Even if remains with one owner for years, they are generally in good condition because of the recoil and cost of ammunition. How the .357 mag revolvers take .38 Specials, the same is true with .44 mag - they take .44 Specials, a little easier on the wrist. A Great weapon in that when you make it talk, folks and scary animals generally listen if missed or vaporize if hit....Same good points with most revolvers: You can see if it is loaded at virtually any angle, no magazines to lose or wear out, no "song and dance" if it does not fire like an automatic. All you do is simply squeeze the trigger again. If I was going to choose a model of pistol for life given I had an unlimited supply of ammo - It would be this great icon of American personal arms. Nothing from the rest of the world really comes close. Just ask Dirty Harry ;)
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Do you feel lucky today punk, do ya...
This is THE ORIGINAL Dirty Harry Revolver. I bought mine 19 Feb. 1986 with a 4 digit SN. It has been in continuous service since that day! There has been no need for a gunsmith in all of those years. No doubt the $362.84 that I paid can not be touched today, but with 16 years of faithful, flawless, service and perhaps a hundred years of the same in the future, I would not hesitate to re-purchase this instrument of equality again.
