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In episode 7, Rust asks Marty what he's carrying, and he says ".38 hollow points." The revolver, which looks like his earlier .44 mag 629, Is not, and has a non-fluted cylinder. It looks like a model 627 Lew Horton 8-shot model only produced in 1999 for S&W performance center. It was the only snub nosed 627 made. | In episode 7, Rust asks Marty what he's carrying, and he says ".38 hollow points." The revolver, which looks like his earlier .44 mag 629, Is not, and has a non-fluted cylinder. It looks like a model 627 Lew Horton 8-shot model only produced in 1999 for S&W performance center. It was the only snub nosed 627 made. --[[User:Rugerlvr|Rugerlvr]] ([[User talk:Rugerlvr|talk]]) 21:09, 3 March 2014 (EST) | ||
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In episode 7, Rust asks Marty what he's carrying, and he says ".38 hollow points." The revolver, which looks like his earlier .44 mag 629, Is not, and has a non-fluted cylinder. It looks like a model 627 Lew Horton 8-shot model only produced in 1999 for S&W performance center. It was the only snub nosed 627 made. --Rugerlvr (talk) 21:09, 3 March 2014 (EST)