So your buying a .357 magnum

[HeShootsHeScores]

Another vote here for the 686. I like the 5" barrel - It just looks right.

 

[Dave_Shotgun]

If only this 106 mm barrelled GP100 was available last year when I bought my 6 incher

I bought the 6 incher too. It looks more rugged than the 4.2 incher.

 

[MrSchultz]

i purchased a SW 357 mag this summer, but have only put 50 rounds through it i thought i'd be into revolvers, but it just doesn't do it for me. anyone wanna buy it?

 

[Steppenwolf]

This is one that does the trick for me.

 

[BC Mike]

I prefer S&W, M27's and M28's. The older the better as I'm old school and I prefer pinned and recessed.

In that case you'd like this 1956 pre model 27 I just picked up here in the EE from a good guy in PQ.This is a keeper and will reside alongside my ’58 Python and 1960 mahogony box high polish Ruger SBH.

Mike

 

[Mike Oxlong]

i purchased a SW 357 mag this summer, but have only put 50 rounds through it i thought i'd be into revolvers, but it just doesn't do it for me. anyone wanna buy it?

What model? How much?

 

[odsixer]

686, 5" with 7 shot unfluted cylinder, I also found a couple 7 shot speed loader which is nice. I love this one.

 

[NAA]

"pinned & recessed"

Yup, there's no substitution for the oldies...

NAA.

 

[onthos]

My first choice my S&W 66 6"barrel,second choice my S&W 66 4" barrel,i also like theS&W 686
onthos

 

[Broker]

S&W Performance Centre 686

5" 686 Performance Centre revolver.

I own it and a Colt Python and have owned and sold a standard 686 and a GP100. The Performance Centre gun I own has a much better double action than all of them.

 

[spokes]

S&W all the way, it,s a great gun craftsman ship is great and shoots perfect