Looks great. Does Magpul offer magazines for it?
I have its lightweight cousin, a Model 37 Air-weight. It's almost 60 years old, but it's a great shooter still. It may not be pretty, but it's a fine little carry piece.
Now you did it. Going to cruise GB looking at short barrelled K-frames.I had this out of the safe last night and wanted to post it for you plastic semi-auto fans so you can appreciate the gun makers art, instead of something that came out of a mold. LOL. It's a S&W model 66-1. A pinned and recessed beauty.
I had this out of the safe last night and wanted to post it for you plastic semi-auto fans so you can appreciate the gun makers art, instead of something that came out of a mold. LOL. It's a S&W model 66-1. A pinned and recessed beauty.
What do you do with it? Is it supposed to be heavy enough to knock the bad guy out when you throw it at them?
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This pictures ALWAYS immediately comes to mind when seeing his name.
If only they would make a polymer framed revolver in .40 S&W that would fit a 1911 holster.Plastic?
I'm sorry... please pardon me if I just don't "get" the whole contrary competitiveness between what folks like... or don't...
Why must one always be "better than" another? Every piece I own ... whether steel or plastic ... has its own appeal and purpose.
Is it a nice looking revolver? Yes... It certainly is.
Does it need to be compared to a polymer framed pistol to make it a nice looking revolver? NO, it certainly does not.
If only they would make a polymer framed revolver in .40 S&W that would fit a 1911 holster.