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I have a S&W 642 Jframe-a member of the NRA & a new gun enthusiast. I want to get a lighter trigger pull as the recoil is huge & no fun to shoot at the range! Should I just keep practicing? Lol
Also I'm looking into buying S&W MP 2.0 for conceal carry... any opinions..
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CCW & New NRA member wants advice
I'm a new gun enthusiast & a member of the NRA & took course, "Basics of Pistol Shooting"! I am continuing to be instructed & bought a S&W 642 but the recoil IS TOUGH... I'm thinking of buying the S&W MP 2.0 9mm or the Shield. Any opinions I'd appreciate
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Goodlookinout; what are you firing through your 642? Also, what kind of grips is it wearing?
Even if your gun says '.357', that caliber is WAY too much to shoot in such a small frame (in my opinion). Try .38 Specials; they are far more comfortable to shoot and CONTROL in a J-frame.
Hand-filling grips are also essential to absorb recoil.
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I have a S&W 642.... I want to get a lighter trigger pull as the recoil is huge & no fun to shoot at the range! Should I just keep practicing?
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Welcome aboard from Wyoming.
Congrats on your 642.
A "lighter trigger pull" isn't going to have much affect on the recoil. I agree with shep854, shoot .38s. I keep jacketed flat nose in mine.
And, yes, keep practicing. The heavy trigger pull might relax a bit with more rounds, and you'll either become accustomed to the trigger and recoil or decide it's not for you. Give it a chance before you give up, though.
You'll never hear me say, "Yes, go buy that semi-auto."
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I'm a new gun enthusiast & a member of the NRA & took course, "Basics of Pistol Shooting"! I am continuing to be instructed & bought a S&W 642 but the recoil IS TOUGH... I'm thinking of buying the S&W MP 2.0 9mm or the Shield. Any opinions I'd appreciate
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Welcome aboard from West Virginia. You have a fine revolver there. As the others have suggested, try .38 specials in it. I have several of these lightweight guns, and they are great. The trigger will smooth out with use.
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I'm a new gun enthusiast & a member of the NRA & took course, "Basics of Pistol Shooting"! I am continuing to be instructed & bought a S&W 642 but the recoil IS TOUGH... I'm thinking of buying the S&W MP 2.0 9mm or the Shield. Any opinions I'd appreciate
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I was looking for a 3" barrel thread, but this J frame thread is probably just as appropriate.
My new to me 36-1 with 3" barrel.
I picked it up today from another owner. It came with the Herrett's as shown and the original grips. I'm a bit unsure if I'll keep the Herrett grips and won't know until I get it to the range.
Since I plan to carry this on occasion, I'll also need to find a holster. Suggestions on that are welcome.
Shown here along with it's big brother Model 13-4 with 3" barrel.
If I don't like the Herrett's, I might go the stock grip/Tyler T adapter as on the Model 13-4.
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I was looking for a 3" barrel thread, but this J frame thread is probably just as appropriate.
My new to me 36-1 with 3" barrel.
I picked it up today from another owner. It came with the Herrett's as shown and the original grips. I'm a bit unsure if I'll keep the Herrett grips and won't know until I get it to the range.
Since I plan to carry this on occasion, I'll also need to find a holster. Suggestions on that are welcome.
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Very nice, introduced 1967.
You may want to consider a holster for the 2" with an open bottom and it'll carry with less bulk just like a 2".
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I didn't think of a 2 inch holster. I'll have to look around and see what's available. My gun has an AWA pre fix. I looked in the SCSW and I think it's 1987. No pinned barrel, but stil a nice gun.
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Very nice, introduced 1967.
You may want to consider a holster for the 2" with an open bottom and it'll carry with less bulk just like a 2".
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I've carried this one daily for a couple years. However, practicing with my very first j-frame, a 442, is what put the revolver hook into me! Most carry and range time, these days, involves a revolver.
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Smooth Magna grips, in rosewood, Tyler adaptor. Holster: Bianchi Model 5 on belt or M-6 for inside waistband.
That's what I used on my gun like yours and was very satisfied. Get the holsters for three-inch guns. I disagree with the man who said to use an open bottom holster for a snub.
That M-36-1 is a fine small .38. Much easier to shoot than a snub and gives about 80-100 FPS better velocity with some loads.
Your Herrett's grips are for open carry or range use, not concealment.
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Look at post 376, from CRSides. See the smooth rosewood Magna grips? That's what I referred to in my earlier post where I said I had those on a M-36-1, with a Tyler adaptor.
Thanks to Mr. Sides for showing that finely engraved gun and those rosewood stocks. I don't think the factory sells them any longer. Mine were bought at a gun show about 20 years ago and are not for sale.
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"My dad wanted me to trade his model 60-15 in on a model 63 kit gun he's been wanting. Couldn't do it after what the dealer offered so I put the 63 on layaway and put the 60 in my safe. Always liked that gun."
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Three Ladies under one roof
Picked up the 36-2 snubby to keep the others company.
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Wrangler of stray Chiefs
Bob
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06-07-2017, 05:25 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: Central Ohio
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My 'J's include a Model 36 (1988), Model 60-15 (2015), and new-to-me Model 60 no dash (1986).
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Location: Darien CT
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. Here are my two J-frames.
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