N frame porn.

[Sherman A. House DDS]

29 Classic 5”. It’s beat up from me hiding it/carrying AIWB/IWB or in a chest holster, but I love it.


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[Lost River]

Those 5" M29 Classic revolvers are quite possibly the most accurate centerfire wheelguns I have ever had the pleasure of using.



Mine now wears a red dot, but even with irons it turned in some amazing groups. Whenever I need to do load development, that is the gun I use as a baseline.

[Lost River]

4" 29-2 with some Russian wadcutters and Milt Sparks leather.

And a 5"29-2

with 300 grain .44 Mags. 240 grain .44 Specials and 185 grain Russians.

[Sherman A. House DDS]

Those 5" M29 Classic revolvers are quite possibly the most accurate centerfire wheelguns I have ever had the pleasure of using.



Mine now wears a red dot, but even with irons it turned in some amazing groups. Whenever I need to do load development, that is the gun I use as a baseline.

Yes Sir! I thought ours looked related!

I need to run some of the .44 Russians through mine and through the new 1854 Smith lever I got. It was engineered to run flawlessly with Specials, so I’m wondering if I can fool it with even shorter cases!


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[oregon45]

Hard to beat a 29-5 Classic DX. Probably the pinnacle of S&W N-frame 44's: endurance package engineering changes, machined and case-hardened internals, optics mounting, interchangeable front sights--everything you need and nothing you don't. Here's mine with some micarta grips from John Culina:

[BobM]

My 5” 629 Classic I bought in the early nineties. I later had it Magna-ported. I also whittled the Hogue grips a bit to suit me.

[4RNR]

My 5” 629 Classic I bought in the early nineties. I later had it Magna-ported. I also whittled the Hogue grips a bit to suit me.

I had the exact same gun in the early 2000s, One of the first handguns I bought when I turned 21. The first was a Ruger P95 then followed by a 6in 629 Classic and a Desert Eagle .50 (inspired by Dirty Harry and Snatch)