I need a direct comparison report between these revolver and a S&W 627/R8/TRR8.
If these are better I would take the plunge, but I'm also curious as to the compatibility of these with commonly available speedloaders and what holsters will fit.
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I need a direct comparison report between these revolver and a S&W 627/R8/TRR8.
If these are better I would take the plunge, but I'm also curious as to the compatibility of these with commonly available speedloaders and what holsters will fit.
Interesting but the link contains a lot non-technical verbage.
Dual release to get the cylinder open = massive FAIL.
The price tag is just icing on the fail cake.
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I don't like revolvers. But this, i like.
2012 M305
M14.ca CASM Mount
Vortex 3-9x40mm scope
.I can't see the appeal either but each to their ownOriginally Posted by beltfed
Dual release is to prevent accidental cylinder opening during high stress scenarios. It is still very easy to open.
As for the price, going with higher grade materials and offering individualized finish schemes does cost more. Offering something built in Italy costs more. Keep in mind our CAD is very weak right now as well, we've had to increase the price of all the European offerings we had brought in previously as the dollar weakening was more than our profit margin.
Do you have any pics of what the optional case looks like?
Unfortunately Canadian demand did not meet min. requirements for 4.2" bbl model and this will not be available. Good news is that we have been able to keep the price reduction for 6" bbl model, $1799
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