Recent content by cindynles

I called and placed an order with Bear Creek directly today. I got right through to them. The 45acp and 38sp I wanted were in stock and will be shipped on Monday. They also have free shipping on all orders over $110.

I mostly shoot 158gr 357. I just wanted to see if my 586 was one that needed the firing pin bushing recall work. Now I need to find a 625 or 22-4 so that I can have a revolver to shoot :D.

I finally ran some hot 125gr 357 mag through my no dash 586 that has not had the "M" recall work done on it. No problems at all, it ran like a champ (Federal and Remington). Although my son has now decided that it is his favorite gun, and that 357 is more fun to shoot than 38 special. This could...

Here are pictures of my 4" 586 (no dash) circa 1986.

A really poorly done re-finish. They even re-finished the front sight, you can still see a little of the orginal orange. Why would you do that to such a nice S&W?

I bought it at Faith Armory. He actually has 5 or 6 other pre-lock smiths in his case at the moment.

I know, the lone revolver in my small collection is already feeling lonely. I already see a 625 in my future :D

Thanks, that is exactly the type of holster I am looking for. I may have to order one for my 1911 at the same time.

Can anyone recommend a non-thumb strap leather holster for this gun? The only thing I have been able to find so far is the Galco Combat Master. I'd like to run this gun at my next steel match in April. I already upgraded the grips to Pachmayr Grippers, so as soon as I find a holster I'll be...

Hi all. I'm a new S&W owner and I'm wondering how I did on my first S&W. I've been a semi-auto guy up to now. I recently went into my local gun store looking for an M&P 45 (none in stock) and I wound up buying a 4" 586 no dash (no "M" stamp) in about 95% condition. I paid $550 for it in Southern...