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Originally Posted by PALADIN85020
I've always been a fan of good S&W revolvers, particularly those of a number of years back that were lovingly and finely finished at the factory.
These revolvers WORK. They go BANG when you pull the trigger as reliably as anything mechanical can achieve. Retrieving your expended brass does not involve hunting around in the grass to find it. It can be left loaded indefinitely with no spring fatigue, and will be ready to serve you when you pick it up - no safeties or any other gadgets to worry about.
As a matter of fact my last purchase was a K-frame .38 special. Most people looking at it would probably say it looks like new. It's not new. It's almost exactly my age - made in 1939.
Call me a dinosaur if you will - but I'd consider myself pretty well armed with this one unless I was facing a herd of stampeding elephants...
John
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Couldn't be said better. I certainly agree. My 1947 factory nickel M&P sort of says it all.