Had one for a while. Really depends on what your using if for. I was competing heavily in IPSC Revo back then with a 625, and picked up the 929 and 986 to try out.
Unfortunately, the 986 didn't really fit into the IPSC Revo rules, even now with the new 8 round minor rule.
But, the titanium cylinder was nice. Could run the trigger pretty quick because of the reduced weight and the cylinder notches didn't peen over as easy as steel.
Never did any trigger work, it really wasn't that bad, just backed out the mainspring screw 1&1/2 - 2 turns, loctite and ran deep seated Federal primers.
It was a L frame, which was nice (compared to the N frame 929). Much lighter and smaller than the 929 and had the perfect barrel length of 5".
It only ran with moon clips though, so you would need to invest in a good de-mooner and some quality moon clips (TK Customs)
Overall, very well made Revo, pricey, but the best 9mm Revo IMO on the market. Liked it much better than the 929.
If I was just plinking, I'd grab another one.
