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Originally Posted by 18DAI
Naby if you can afford to purchase enough 357 ammunition to wear out a K-frame magnum, you can easily afford to buy two more to replace it with. 
The K-frame magnums were made side by side with the L-frames for over twenty years. Kind of a long production run for a flawed design, don't you think?
S&W doesn't currently produce a revolver as nice as a K-frame magnum. Buy one, shoot it, love it. Get a nice 13, 19 or pre lock 66. Shoot only 158 grain grain 357's and your grandchildren will enjoy that fine revolver.
In forty three years of shooting K-frame magnums I've yet to wear one out or break one in any fashion. Regards 18DAI |
This is the best and only response anyone needs to the K frame question. The K frame .357 was made for DECADES and is still highly regarded in it's retirement. I wouldn't be without at least a fistful of K's! The description of what you are looking for is what the K frame is all about. Best carry .357 IMO.
Here's a couple to wet your whistle. Many members here can show you much more than I (Allen-Frame comes to mind) and perhaps if they see this thread they will introduce you to the wonderful world of K frames!
