Is the revolver a S&W?

[Jerry Organ]

Picture an alleged fleeing suspect running up the street with a 4 inch pistol tucked in his crotch, side or backside. A bit long for a front pocket.
The presumed assailant ...wearing street fitting trousers [not Speedos] would have a pickle of a time keeping that much steel weighed down with cartridges--- from either sliding down his pants leg or flopping out onto the pavement.

If a 4" barrel is a impediment, then a snub-nose barrel would have helped to conceal the revolver.

Oswald's revolver

[Walt Cakebread]

If a 4" barrel is a impediment, then a snub-nose barrel would have helped to conceal the revolver.

Oswald's revolver

I'll ask again....Does the handle of the  revolver on Lee's hip in the photo ( CE 133A ) look like A WESTERN style "six shooter"?     

[Jerry Organ]

I'll ask again....Does the handle of the  revolver on Lee's hip in the photo ( CE 133A ) look like A WESTERN style "six shooter"?   

If you're arguing that, maybe you need to provide something more than this:

[Bill Chapman]

Smith, Wesson... and Lee

[Walt Cakebread]

If you're arguing that, maybe you need to provide something more than this:

What more needs to be said?....   I can't enlarge the revolver .    Perhaps some photo whiz could enlarge the revolver area of the photo which might provide a better view of the revolver.    And even if the consensus is that the revolver is a western style "six shooter" and Lee isn't in possession of a S&W  when he had Marina take the photo.....  What would that mean?

[Walt Cakebread]

Smith, Wesson... and Lee

Why don't you try to add something useful to the conversation?     

[Bill Chapman]

Why don't you try to add something useful to the conversation?   

Dirty Harvey
Smith, Wesson... and Lee

Dirty Harry
'Smith, Wesson... and me'

[John Iacoletti]

Why don't you try to add something useful to the conversation?   

Chapman?