The reason I wanted to start casting

[David LaPell]

I picked this gun up about two months ago. I had been looking for a Smith Outdoorsman for years, and this one fell in my lap. It's a shooter, as the finish shows, but the action is bank vault tight and the bore is mint. I picked it up for $400 and I always wanted one, especially for deer and other large coyote sized varmints. This gun was made for hot .38-44 loads and the Lyman 170 grain #358429.

http://i561.photobucket.com/albums/ss57/Smith29-2/Outdoorsman2-1.jpg

[Bulltipper]

Very nice!

[Dale53]

I lusted after an Outdoorsman for years. However, .357 Magnum handguns kept getting in the way. I can remember being glued to Stoeger's Bible looking at those wonderful revolvers.

I finally gave up looking and just "settled" for a variety of .357's (as well as .32's, .44's, and .45's.).

Congratulations on acquiring a fine revolver.

Dale53

[9.3X62AL]

OK, enough already. :) That M-57 was a looker, but this is GUN PORN--unedited and raw.

NICE!!