Here is another from my safe. When the big N frame Brazilians hite the US in the early 80s I knew a good thing when I saw it, and scooped up four of them. This was the best one and I sent it back to Smith and Wesson in 1995 for a factory reblue. It is a very very good shooting handgun. The grips are made-to-measure Herritts.

NICE pistols!
fantastically smooth actions.
Not near as classy but one of my 45ACP N frames I traded this from Boge Milt Morrison slicked it up:

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This particular pistol runs a uniform .455 in the cylinder throats. By uniform, I mean uniform. I can't measure any difference with a Staretts hole guage and mic that reads .0001. With cast bullets of .454 it is a tack driver. I define a tack driver as 1 to 2 inches at 25 yards. Put in 45 ACP ball ammo and the accuracy is "service" grade. That means about 4" at 25 yards.

only gun, which is fine shoots dead on to sights with hardball or my creeker cast rnl reloads. I haven't put it on paper yet. Building a New holster for that Old Woodsman today for mail out today.

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I 'preciate it, brother! Been wanting a Woodsman for a VERY long time.

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