Talk To Me About Revolvers

[700 LTR 223]

4. I at least would have bought the Ruger Stainless Steel, GP-100 , 4.2in barrel, 6 round 357Mag/38spl Model # 01705, but there was an offer pending on it when I first saw it a couple of days ago.

Same here - saw it too late - owned a 4" GP100 back in the late 1980s and should have kept that one!

 

[AdventureTeamJoe]

This thread should come with a warning stating "may cause damage to your wallet". Just found myself in a shop looking at a very lightly used S&W Pro Series 686 SSR. Hmmm. Would've been the very definition of impulse purchase.

 

[INGarand]

Once again old school here, love shooting my revolvers and have many. Best part beside the accuracy is easier to keep track of cases for reloading. I've never seen a S&W that I didn't like. Did get a serious case of the stupids and traded off a Model 15 Combat Master Piece. Regretted it ever since.

 

[Snapdragon]

Once again old school here, love shooting my revolvers and have many. Best part beside the accuracy is easier to keep track of cases for reloading. I've never seen a S&W that I didn't like. Did get a serious case of the stupids and traded off a Model 15 Combat Master Piece. Regretted it ever since.

Yeah, I sold my Model 17 K22 and my 6" model 14 and am still kicking myself.

 

[Trapper Jim]

Any Smith 65, 13, 19 prior to 1998 will be just fine.

 

[yetti462]

Any Smith 65, 13, 19 prior to 1998 will be just fine.

I have a 65 lady Smith I prefer to call her a bi%$ch. With 357 she is unladylike