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I need the screw that goes in through the grip and screws into the collar thing.
Picked up this model 60-14 the other day. This is my first modern smith, all my others have been 60s,70s, and 80s. Is this normal for it to be this hard to close the cylinder? My other smiths close like butter and in not sure if it's catching where the underlug snaps into the ejector rod or if this is normal for a newer .357 S&W. Let me know your thoughts, thanks.
All pre war except the nickel 38.
2 are mirror finish blued guns.
3 are King modified; 1 is Micro sighted, and one (top right) has a Pachmeyr Bisley hammer.
I was dry firing and it did this. My dumbass took the grip and side plate of, It worked great without the side plate. I put it back on with the two screws loose and it worked I tightend the screws then this happened.
I was dry firing and it did this. My dumbass took the grip and side plate of, It worked great without the side plate. I put it back on with the two screws loose and it worked I tightend the screws then this happened.
I'm just now getting into revolvers and I'd like to pick up a .357. I'm looking for something:
With no/a small underlug.
3 or 4" barrel
Stainless finish, ideally
Fixed sights
I just really like the look of the S&W models 10 and 13, or mid-century Colt Police models and would like to go with something like that if I can. Not a fan of the half lug and huge sights on revolvers in the 70's and full lug on newer revolvers. So far my list is:
S&W Model 65
Model 13
Older Charter Arms Bulldog
Henry Big Boy revolver
Are there any others out there?
Me and the wife got to go to the range to finally try her new Smith and Wesson Model 686-6 and she had a blast with it. She loves using it and now wants to get more into the revolver game. Happy to see her enjoy the sport.
Hello all, new to the revolver world. Recently purchased and waiting for delivery of my S&W 360PD. This will mainly be my backup to my main carry, Sig 365 x-macro. My question is, for those that carry, do you bring extra rounds with you? And if so, do you use a speed loader or a quick strip? Pros and cons of both, any help appreciated, thank you!!
Does anyone know if a clip draw is compatible with the grips on Smith’s new ultimate carry revolvers?
Just picked it up today. Going to try out some .32 H&R hollow base wadcutters and see how they do. Got it for about $150 below MSRP on GunBroker. QC seems to be good. We'll see how it shakes out.
I forgot to look at the model number on the actual revolver itself but I think it’s a 66-8 while they have it labeled as a 66-3. I’m a novice when it comes to smiths however.