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I didn't want to hijack the other model 69 thread, so I thought that I'd start this one. I really want a model 69, and will probably have one within the next week. However, I do have one question before I pull the trigger. With the gun being a 5 shot rather than 6, does it change the trigger pull in terms of length, and lock up time? Thanks.

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For DA shooting, I'd say yes. Less rotating mass is comparable to a race engine with light flywheel. Revs up faster.
While I don't do fast DA shooting with 44 Magnum, I do shoot a 986 (L frame) in steel challenge, and it runs faster for me than my TRR8.
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L-frame to L-frame, you probably won't be able to tell the difference.
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I don't notice a difference in slow DA shooting from a 686+ 7-shot to the M69 5-shot.


The trigger has also been getting better in the M69 as more rounds make it down the pipe.
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Hello I have your problem also, I can't decide between a 4" and the new 2 3/4"! To wait to not to wait? I have a 4" 29-2 and a 3" 629-4. Maybe time to get out the coin to flip! Right now I carry a new CA bulldog, 20oz of fun!
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