Originally Posted by ISCS Yoda

Funny thing is I have several of them and will never shoot them enough to worry about wearing them out. However, my first was tinkered with by an alleged gunsmith and he messed it up so I had a real gunsmith REALLY tinker with it and he turned it into a gun that I think could be shot competitively if I were so inclined. SLICK doesn't even come close.

Anyway, one day I was cleaning it and when I took the rosewood stocks off there was this glob of creamy, off white grease on the spring and internals. I called the gunsmith up and asked him if I should clean it off. He said no, leave it there, so I did. Like I said, this gun is slick, very smooth trigger, etc. So I guess sometimes grease is your friend.

I know there is an unofficial rule about pictures.....

2.5", 6" M586 because I like it, 4", and 3" M686 - all 686+ models.