[@CCM2361-]

love older revolvers! thanks

[@1957Shep]

Thanks

[@hailedwhistle]

Love them old guns!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@1957Shep]

Thanks for watching.

[@garylewis3641]

I could only hope to look that good at that age!

[@1957Shep]

I don`t look that good at half that age. :-)

[@garylewis3641]

@@1957Shep I hear you!

[@alfredosampieri2920]

Nice gun!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@1957Shep]

Thanks

[@olhemi1]

Awesome pice of history 🙂☕👍

[@1957Shep]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@8626John]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@1957Shep]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@robertlangowski1761]

You must have an excellent collection! Thank you for sharing.

[@1957Shep]

Thanks for watching!

[@vargassmooth]

What a beautiful piece ,Great video like always

[@1957Shep]

Thank you!

[@paulbervid1610]

That is very nice. I had a 1960s version of that.

[@1957Shep]

Thanks

[@billy56081]

I have some old colts from that era, but no Smith and Wessons.

[@1957Shep]

Those are good too.

[@danoneill2846]

Yep !

[@1957Shep]

Thanks

[@guaporeturns9472]

Nice old revolver. I have a 4 in 1918 that definitely hasn’t been refinished and it doesn’t have any markings on the frame. I think these years didn’t have any but I’m not sure.
It may not be refinished. Anyway thanks for sharing

[@1957Shep]

I`m sure this one has been refinished. The side of the frame has been buffed down enough that the pins protrude on the left side.

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@1957ShepWhat pins are you talking about?

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@1957ShepI think you are mistaken. It’s just in good condition

[@phmj]

Hi Shep hope Retirement is getting better and better ,we're you a mechanic or train driver ,anyway just wondering if modern ammo is used in that 1916 Revolver, seems quite accurate

[@1957Shep]

Did several different jobs over the years. But mostly running/programing CNC controlled lathes and mills.
Guns from this era are fine with modern 38 Special ammo. But avoid high pressure (+P) ammo. These guns are big enough to handle +P ammo, but the cylinders and forcing cones were not heat treated to handle those kinds of pressure levels.
S&W didn`t start rating their K38 revolvers for +P ammo until up into the 1970s.

[@phmj]

@1957Shep a machinist hey handy for any gunsmith hacks you need to do at home ,so best to get a 80s revolver if you want super hot handloads thank you for the tip Sheo Gave a great week,

[@federicogarguir8469]

Thanks you for letsme watch your georgeous guns collection. My collection of guns sometimes its in coencity with yours, like in this oportunity. Ihave one in 4 pulg
From Argentina whit affection

[@1957Shep]

Thanks for taking time to watch.