Recent content by azvoiceman

I don't own a Wyatt, but I do have several j frames, including the Bodyguard .38. In the instructions for that gun they recommend trying your ammo out to see if this very thing happens....The force of the recoil can jar the other cartridges causing the cylinder to lock up. You may want to...

No matter what anyone says, the SD 40 will go bang when you pull the trigger, and that is what is important. It is what it is, S&W's entry level polymer pistol designed originally to take business away from Glock. So let me be the first to welcome you to the S&W family! Good shooting!

I DO have a can on my M&P .22, and I never carry it for defense. The can is a Yankee Hill "Mite" and I wind up shooting the M&P more often than my Ruger 22/45, or my Walther P22, or SIG Mosquito....the M&P functions better and is just more fun to shoot since the frame is the same size as my M&P...

I also agree, and own both, and have had no problems with either. In fact, both guns were purchased used, and I have put many a round down range and both still function flawlessly. With that my suggestion is to buy both! Good shooting!

You'll notice that when you try to load a .44 Magnum in your model 24 the rim and about 1/8th of an inch will stick up and not allow the cylinder to close. The cases on the .44 magnum are just a hair longer and wider than the .44 special. Good shooting!

I dry fired the M&P 40 with and without the APEX when purchasing mine. I had it installed before leaving the store. It certainly makes a huge difference.

If anyone is still viewing this thread, I too have had a problem of painful trigger finger when firing a S&W 629 8". This was not recoil, or my finger hitting the trigger guard, but pain radiating through the pad of my finger to deep in the finger bone. It would happen after a round or two...