My Entire S&W Revolver Collection - Last Showing

This is the last showing of my entire Smith & Wesson revolver collection. I will be down-sizing from this point and just wanted show all of my beautiful Smith's all together. I must admit, that seeing all of them spread out on a table at once is an amazing sight if you like S&W revolvers. It will be much more difficult to part them than I first though, but I will be doing just that.
My primary selling source will be Gunbroker. I imagine that I'll sell a few locally to some associates mine too. My GB seller name will be same as my KZbin name, so look for it in the coming weeks. As i make my final experience vids, I'll let you know when each items is listed.
Thanks for watching.

[@jcampbell003]

I almost cried when you said you reached the point when you’re going to sell them. I’m going to leave my entire collection to my son I hope he appreciates them as much as I I do

[@mr2275cur]

That's great Mr. Campbell. My hiers aren't interested in guns.

[@obsoletevalues6209]

@@mr2275cur I'm in the same boat as you brother. Heirs that are not interested. I am in my 70s, and dread the day I have to do what you are doing. I can't imagine your pain. (I only have 4 semiautos and 3 wheel guns, but they are part of me.)

[@mr2275cur]

@@obsoletevalues6209 Yeah, it's "all good though"; like people love to say nowadays. I'm going to enjoy them as I sell them off, and we will use the money to fund other fun things to do in our retirement. They won't go to waste.

[@troy78]

One of the finest collection of Smith revolvers I’ve ever seen. Great video Swoll.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Troy.

[@TheLoneRanger745]

STUNNING BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION, ALL THE TIME , THE KNOWLEDGE, AND SO MANY MODELS IN PRISTINE CONDITION , ITS GOING TO BE VERY HARD TO PART WITH SUCH A VAST BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION, THANKS FOR SHOWING 😍❤

[@ChiefX07]

Why am i feeling sad? lmao.. but i totally understand, its time. You been like my favorite revolver teacher ever. You've always been classy with it and so professional. You seem to be a man of great character. I appreciate all you vids you have shared and ive seen every single one. Get that bread and add it back into the estate. They always told me guns are good investments and the value to go down much and in fact some increase. You did what you was suppose to do over the decades. Preciate cha!

[@Mike-up6go]

I am sad to see you closing this chapter in your life. I have been a subscriber for several years and have really enjoyed every video of your gorgeous Smith's. Your revolvers have inspired me to acquire and accumulate a fairly nice collection myself, although not as quite as large in scale. I sincerely hope as this door closes, another will open for you . I wish you the best sir.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Mile. I'm glad that you started collecting too. I'm humbled to know that something that I did inspired you to do thesame. I wish you much luck and satisfaction in your collecting. I am so Blessed to be at this point in life,

[@scottwilson1258]

Thank You Big Swoll,I really enjoy when you point out all of the little differences between years and models. Great Showing,I dont know how you will part with them!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Wilson. It's not easy for me, but it's time.

[@JP-ls2hf]

Big Swoll58, say it ain’t so! Your collection is awesome! It brings a tear to my eye to hear you are parting ways with it. I really enjoyed your videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@mr2275cur]

It's so JP. Thank you man for your support and kind words.

[@bins522]

I know the love that’s been put in to that collection. Best of luck to you Big swoll. God bless my friend.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Bin S. Hopefully the next owner of these will treat them likewise.

[@wolfpack4694]

Wow. It’s bittersweet to hear but I get it. I really enjoy your vids. Can’t wait to see where the journey takes you (us).

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Wolfpack. Me too!

[@jagjim1485]

Big Swoll thanks for sharing your collection with us. I've been an old Smith fan for years. Each individual gun is a work of art during this era and your collection is outstanding. I have a few myself and I'm always looking for more. It's an addiction. Thanks again for your videos , they never get old.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you. Good luck too. I hope you get add all that you hope to. they really are WOA. Each is unique from the other is some kind od way.

[@pradohealey3000]

Big, I just wanted to say I learned everything I know about Smith's from your videos. ❤🎉❤

[@mr2275cur]

Thanks you Mr. Healey. That's a great compliment. But there is so much more to learn, for you and me...

[@heavydutyreviews1303]

Big Swoll that is the finest revolver collection I have ever seen. You do amazing work!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you HDR.

[@heavydutyreviews1303]

@mr2275cur just the sheer amount of work and craftsmanship you put into this spectacular collection is amazing! Everyone is worthy to be in the most discerning revolver aficionados collection

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you man. None of them are perfect, but thy're all very nice.@@heavydutyreviews1303

[@af4od02]

Very excellent collection.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@jimidaye6666]

The Nicest revolver collection that I have seen! ❤❤❤

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Daye...

[@SoCal_Living]

From one smith guy to another. Great collection

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you SoCal.

[@kissitnow898]

Beautiful collection. Im loving the model 57 😊

[@joetrankle6141]

Thank you Sir for sharing your collection ! I’ll miss watching & especially learning from your videos. The model 686-4 & model 57 would fit me just fine. In my opinion the N frame revolver are what revolvers are suppose to look like & got me hooked back in the 70’s ! I have a few Colts but the S&W’s have always been my firearms of choice. I’ll be looking forward when the ones I’m looking at will come up for sale & hopefully I can say “ this one belonged to Big Swoll !” Thank you & good luck Sir.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I hope you get the ones you want and say that too. LOL... I'm thinking seriously about buying a new Python while I sell-down my collection. I won't keep it or course, but just to shoot it for a while.

[@cbroz7492]

...gorgeous collection, my friend...in my 70s, I'm beginning to collect older, blued Smifs as opposed to my former interst in semis..

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you C Broz. I'm in my 60's now, and have chosen to greatly reduce mine collection. I still have almost an equal number of semi's, and they will be sold down too.

[@jasonsmith1375]

I've seen everyone of your videos on these. Love you passion for this collection!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@jeffreykite9641]

Thanks for the great videos and sharing your collection. Ive enjoyed watching very much, I had a 586 and later a 686 in the early 90s as my first police duty weapon. I traded them Tru the years and sure wish had them now.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. All of us have done the same exact thing.

[@JimL73]

Absolutely beautiful wheel guns!

[@randythompson1382]

You are one lucky guy BigSwoll58!! I hate to see you get rid of them because I’ve always enjoyed watching you show them and telling stories behind them. I’ve learned a lot about them from you and want to say Thank You for sharing your knowledge with us. Good luck on your sale!! (I would love to have a set of those target grips for my 586!)

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Thompson. I'll keep my eyes open for a pair.

[@garypeterson76]

BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION SIR. I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS. THE WAY YOU TALK ABOUT YOUR GUNS SHOWS YOUR TRUE LOVE FOR THEM. MAY GOD BLESS YOU IN YOUR NEW ADVENTURES.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Peterson.

[@99Fabrication]

This makes me a bit sad. Missed you Swoll.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you 99. Me too honestly.

[@BoC260]

Thank you for sharing your collection of beautiful revolvers with us Mr Swoll. Sad to I see that is going on to the next caretaker, but understand for everything there is a season. I hope you are on to enjoy better things my friend. God bless!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. God has and is still Blessing me; and I hope the same for you. It's been fun and exciting, but it's time do scale back and do other things.

[@mrj10101]

Definitely a outstanding collection

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you MrJ.

[@CollectedWorx]

I’m feeling really conflicted about losing my favorite Guntuber, but also wanting to have a shot at his collection 😩

[@pete7389]

You did good. Nice collection.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Pete. I tried.

[@jay-vd6rt]

Lord have mercy! This is the best collection I’ve seen and you take such good care of these . It’s like museum , quality .

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. It's the red matt. LOL...

[@Cowboy7350]

Thank You Sir For All The Outstanding Revolver Content.With All The Soulless High Capacity Plastic Nowadays Good To See Someone Appreciate The Truly Art Work That Is The High Quality Revolver Again Well Done Sir.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Cowboy...

[@gulfcoastinNTX]

What an impressive display and obviously well taken care of...Thanks for sharing your knowledge and information.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@donaldpmurt2446]

Big Swoll, your videos are the reason I got into S&W revolvers - specifically, pinned barrels in stainless. I'll be looking forward to your sale. Hope you have as much fun in your next hobby. Thanks for the valuable education.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I acually stared in appreciation and amazement for a few minutes when I laid all the revolvers out. I think my next hooby will be driving my car, traveling and aging gracfully.

[@secondscount1945]

Thanks for sharing your collection of revolver's I currently have 2 I find myself growing more drawn to them.I love my semi automatic but you have to respect what started.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. Revolvers are cool as it gets.

[@timw2083]

I stumbled onto your page today. I was impressed with the 686 or 66 video. I have a couple of each. I understand selling a few, pleaee keep a few in the family. I know they aren't the typical heirlooms but someone would appreciate the meticulous care you've devoted. I'll go back through the rest of your content. Please, reconsider!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I would love to keep some in the family. I don't have that option. There's no interest. Decided to sell and enjoy the money doing other things.

[@whiteybaxter]

very nice collection Good luck Theyre gorgeous

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@firstpower100]

If I were you I would keep at least a few of your revolvers considering all of the money, time and care that you put into getting and maintaining them. A beautiful collection of Smith & Wesson goodness.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I may hold on to one or two,but I'm not sure right now.

[@jimmiegill3981]

Beautiful I started trying to collect some of those after watching your videos! Going to miss them

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you and me too. Good luck with your collecting. It's fun and very satisfyng.

[@johnmckelvey3404]

Beautiful collection sir!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@NashvilleTuneStream]

Stunning collection! Beautiful stuff.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you.

[@TR-Mead]

Those things are so beautiful they should bring a pretty penny. It sucks they are being split up... but that gives your followers a chance to own a piece of the channel's history.

[@boogingtonthunderwood8969]

I so applaud your good taste!

[@Apradavra]

Another outstanding video! Amazing collection and information.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you...

[@offshorequest]

Great collection! I also have a 66-1 4". In addition to the pinned barrel and recessed cylinder I like that it has the S&W logo on the right side frame cover, leaving the left side clean. You have spent a long time putting this collection together and bringing some of them back up to beautiful condition!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you SIr. S&W should left the logo on the right side plate. It just looks better there.

[@offshorequest]

@@mr2275cur I agree. I am glad that I have one S&W like that.

[@skyhua3220]

Make a video on which one you will keep, which barrel length you prefer, and which model you love the most and why? We want to hear your thoughts. As alway I ENJOY your videos.

[@scottfrancesconi6790]

Awesome collection

[@nikkeallewis8817]

Sweet collection

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you.

[@user-in8vq2sh6v]

That’s a beautiful collection sir very nice

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you.

[@dancruze]

Stunning collection. Sad to see these get split up from a caring owner!

[@fatguy3430]

classy, love this

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@hailedwhistle]

Tell me it ain’t so?? I really enjoyed your videos, I learned a lot ,, I appreciate your wealth of knowledge to those beautiful guns of yours,, I respect your decision and I’m hoping to see you soon in future videos!!!

[@mr2275cur]

No, it is so. Thank you for the compliments.

[@Bonsignore4U]

Beautiful

[@paleoph6168]

Indeed.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you.

[@epmstrathss4222]

Marvelous collection.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you.

[@notnowchief.3089]

REVOLVER HEAVEN .. Very Very Nice Collection

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@frankbutta9344]

I’ve always enjoyed seeing your revolvers. My own favorites are a 4” and 2.5 686+ revolvers, although I mostly carry the 2.5” model. 👍👍👍

[@Slinky108]

Very nice good sir! I enjoy your videos. I am an 07 FFL and I do cerakoting, building, and light gunsmithing. I am in the process of learning the art of polishing and gold plating. You have helped me a lot! Thank you! I couldn't sell any of those guns and I'm in the business!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I know you'll do well with both of them. Selling them off won't be easy or hard. I'll enjoy them as I sell them one at a time. It's just stuff.

[@Iceaxehikes]

You took meticulous care of these. It really shows.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you; I tried to. It was a "lobor of love".

[@erictalkington5674]

My dad also used to have a 6 inch 686 for a long time. That and his 629 classic with full lug 8 3/8" barrel, I was shooting those when I was 10! I was helping reload brass to back then lol. By the time I could drive I had been shooting for over half a decade. When I was 10 I was loading the magazine on his Colt Gov 1911, loading the mag, racking the slide and shooting it as fast as I could pull the trigger lol. He used to have about 60 guns until I was about 30 and he sold most of them off. Those early 686 snubbies are amazing. I'd love to have one with nice magna grips from the 70's with the wide checkering pattern. Ugh, one day.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Eric. Sounds like you had an exciting childhood with your dad. My father didn't have any guns. I was about 22 yrs old before I ever shot a gun.

[@erictalkington5674]

@@mr2275cur I had some great memories with my dad back then. He gave me some stuff he's had for years, couple knives and other random things of that nature and I've been reminiscing about it lately.

[@BURNS17X]

I was watching your videos when I first started interest in Smith and Wesson revolvers. You have been a big part of my passion. I appreciate your videos! Might have to pick one up from you…

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I'm glad to think that I may have inspired someone to start collecting and shooting these beautifully crafted firearms.

[@joeyates1428]

Sad to hear your going to sell your collection, but good luck with it. You have many beautiful s&w revolvers.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you. I've enjoyed them, and it's time to let them go.

[@brody.4098]

I never knew that any 57s were sold as 29s. Thanks for the knowledge!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you. I didn't either until about 25 years ago.

[@jasonsmith1375]

I would Love to have anyone of those 686's The 4 inch one is beautiful!

[@z77deep75]

By far the finest collection of Smith & Wesson revolvers I have ever ever seen. Rather sad this will be the last time, but one must do what one must do. One of my favorites from your collection is that first gun, the Model 66 no dash. I’m partial to the P&R Smith & Wessons. I learned a lot about the features of these particular guns from your videos, so thank you; I appreciate that. I just added a 686+ Deluxe with a 3 inch barrel to my collection. Can’t stop getting it out of the safe just to handle it and dry fire it. Bought it used, but the person who sold it never fired it, so it only had the burn marks from the factory. Got a good deal on it. My second 686+; the other is a 4 inch; but for some odd reason, this one makes me smile.

[@micknordell]

Wow, now that is something to be proud of! I've enjoyed watching your journey over the years, it's obvious how much passion and love you put into those. Best of luck to you moving forward.

[@davidjones7315]

Nooooo noooooo I can't take it I'm so sad your collection is the best I've ever seen

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@mertonsilliker3686]

I guess all things come to an end, wishing you top value in a beautiful collection.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Silliker.

[@keithwilliams2766]

Wow! What an awesome collection. I wish you were my neighbor. I guarantee you, I would purchase two or three of those snubbies with the combat grips. That blows my mind to see all of these beautiful Smiths laid out on display!

[@alterego6935]

What an impressive collection you have put together. And I appreciate you sharing it with us and spreading the joy!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir...

[@Darron-s9v]

Bravo!!!!

[@AmmoShockTroop]

I have 2 of the S&W 8/38 barrel revolvers (629 & 686), S&W model 60 snubnose and the same model 66 (4inch barrel)

[@mr2275cur]

Great. You should add about 2 dozen more. LOL...

[@kissitnow898]

I know its going to be tough to sell them. You have done an excellent job maintaining and gathering such a great collection. I have a collection of Smith and Wesson 3rd generation semi autos in 45 acp. One day i too will part with them but not just yet.

[@mr2275cur]

I understand. I have one 4506 too that I'll be selling as part of my semi collection.

[@grumble9594]

Thank you! Great job.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you.

[@wesleyblacksher1641]

“Hand raised” I’m interested. Beautiful pieces.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. "hand raised"? Explain.

[@wesleyblacksher1641]

I’m interested in being a purchaser at the time I did not know where to go to bed, but you made that clear later in the video and I do appreciate it

[@wesleyblacksher1641]

Bid. AutoCorrect is not reliable.

[@dexternorman6283]

Awesome 🫡 revolver collection

[@Poipubeachboy6584]

Super nice collection

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you .

[@swissarmytenor]

Hope you'll still be active on KZbin. Always enjoy your work.

[@southernbuck101georgia2]

Greetings, Sir. Long time no see. I hate to hear the news,and hope your health is not the reason for this decision. But whatever the reason im sure you know whats best for you. Ive always enjoyed your videos and share the love you have for fine Smith and Wesson pre lock revolvers. Especially the stainless ones. I wish you well,Sir, and i hope the new owners of these guns appreciate them as much as you have.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. No my health is not an issue as far as I know. I've decided that it's time to do this for various reasons.

[@misssassycompany9950]

Wow just wow!!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Miss Sassy.

[@h.r.puffnstuff8705]

Been wondering about you. Good to see a video.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you. Just got a lot of stuff going on these days.

[@amf1717]

Great collection and nice video. I have an S&W collection of 10 revolvers plus some modern M&Ps. My favorite is a model 19-3 I got from a co-worker in 1988 for a good price. When I get to a point of selling mine, it will be the last to go. I'm going to keep an eye out for the 29-3.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I'm not sure which of mine will the last to go, but my 686-3 w 2.5" barrel is gonna very difficult to part with.

[@Revolverguy38]

Very nice collection sir 🇺🇸

[@TerryBenton]

I hate to see you or anyone else selling such a fine collection. Best of luck

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Benton. But it is time. Hopefully the next owners will value, appreciate and enjoy them as I have.

[@PUJARTIAGO77]

What a beautiful collection

[@michaelmyers8888]

I am so curious. I am so sad. I am sure you made the best decision for you and yours. Good luck my friend.

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Mr. Myers. I imagine you've caught a lot of flack being named Michael Myers.

[@danoneill2846]

Cool

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@redesert_boy8202]

What an amazing treat for you to share all of them. You have some great finds and know you reconditioned and worked on many and appreciate those videos you shared as well. Being the odd collector one day I hope to find a model 25 in .45 Colt and maybe the 4 inch “Mountain Gun” version one day in .45 Colt. Also love 581s and 586s. Saw a nice Model 34 in .22 LR 4 inch with pinned barrel, recessed cylinder and kind of a 1/3 rim like firing pin on hammer. Too pricey for me though. Thanks Big Swoll58. You are a true steward of historic treasures. Enjoy your proceeds from your hard work.

[@yankrowan272]

Sorry to see a great collection go - but def understand! Having owned many of the models you have, one at a time, they went for dif versions - all Smiths. Have enjoyed your reviews very much, forwarded many to my daughter - thank you!!! ps - have 41 ammo - but the 57 is long gone 😢

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I still have some .280 ammo too, but haven't a .380 gun in over 10 years. LOL... It's kinda of bitter sweet shedding my collecting. But for all things there is a season. I hope the new owners of these will enjoy them in their seasons. It's just stuff -- right?

[@chrishardison2604]

Beautiful collection you have Sir..just beautiful

[@nickchiarchiaro4188]

The 66-3 'farmers revolver' - that is a nice firearm....

[@OsamaBinSmokinTV]

Bucket list goal here!!!

[@erictalkington5674]

Well I wish yiu the best bud, but it's gonna be sad to see your collection dwindle down. The snubby row is my favorite row lol, few of them 4 inchers too I'd love to get my hands on! So nice!

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I stare at the "snubbie" row a lot too.

[@erictalkington5674]

@@mr2275cur lol I bet! The longer barrels are cool, but man a snubby is just somethin else. It's like a sawed off revolver.

[@mikemorgan4774]

Oh my, I would love one of those early 686's. I fell in love with that gun when they first came out and bought one around 1980 I think. It was 4 inch, stainless and had those same light walnut grips (not nearly so lovingly polished as yours of course!). I would love the opportunity to buy one from you, not knowing how interstate gun buying works at all.

[@douglasakers2443]

Awesome collection! Thank for sharing.

[@miketokar9010]

You have an amazing collection. I have learned a lot from your videos

[@delamp3776]

Fine collection Sir. My father also was a collector and sadly sold them off. As a little fellow I went with him as he did his trading and purchasing long ago. I have what was left of the items when he passed. I urge you if possible to hang on to your favorites for any young family members that may be watching from a distance. They will remember. Good luck and good health in your future.

[@pensgator]

Amazing

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you.

[@kevinmartin4120]

Yes a beautiful collection

[@MAG-li5jo]

Incredible collection Big Swoll58. I have my GB account with a perfect rating. I am very interested in a 66 with a 4 inch barrel. My S&W stuff is all modern and I want a vintage 66 from a trusted seller. I love the 686's too. And 19's. 🙂 Please let me know what you are asking for that 66 which you have shot more than the others, that has the target grips, hammer and trigger.

[@1911blacksteel]

Awesome Swall

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir.

[@CHOPPASLUGBM]

I hope you find good buyers and prosper!

[@russelder9743]

OMG----I am a S&W guy and admire what you have collected....I learned from you about 3 Ts....why do you think they do that instead of just one type trigger, hammer etc....hope you did well on your sale....Hand Salute

[@mr2275cur]

Thank you Sir. I've done well on the sale of all of the guns I've sold or traded so far. I'm sure the rest will do similarly.