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Here are some .45 full wadcutters from Buffalo Bore. https://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=269

Just thought I would start a new topic. Share with us any tips, techniques, secrets, or keys for being accurate with your Snub Nose Revolver. Also, share with us how you have improved your accuracy. And, with fixed sights, how do you adjust your impact points? :) Byron

General wisdom would say you are correct. However, having a snub as a first gun is not always a negative. My wife's first gun was a Ruger LCR with a Crimson Trace Laser. She learned on it and loves it. What did it for her was the unique and easy trigger action. She has used the laser as a...

Thank you for sharing this. Great statements. Hope all will read.

Thanks Pard, I will do just that! First Sunday in June...here I come!

I love my M60 Pro Series. First pic is with the wood grips (love 'em). Second pic is with Crimson Trace Laser Grips (love 'em too). One of the sweetest grips and feelings you will experience from any J Frame. And, shoots true!

Thanks to all for your encouraging replies. I will shoot my first IDPA in June and I will use my 5-shot revolvers. Also "bpeddicord" I had to chuckle when you said you make the Glock and 1911 guys mad when you beat them with a 5-shot. I love it. :D

Randy, Thanks for sharing. I realize I will have slower times than the 6 shooters with reloads, but I think learning to shoot well and reload well under the pressure of the clock will help me improve.

I do not own a 6-shot DA revolver. I carry only 5-shot revolvers. I would like to play IDPA with what I carry. I am not concerned with the competition with others, only improving myself under pressure. I want to use my M60 Pro 5 shot. Any thoughts? Anyone shot IDPA with a 5-shot revolver?

To answer your original question...no, I'm sorry you cannot keep her. You must immediately send it to me! Congrats! Great buy. Happy shooting.;)

My main carry piece is the M60 .357 3 inch barrel and I love it. Very accurate (as much as I can be!) and it feels great in my hand. Never had a problem with it.

I have had Hogue grips on my .357 snub and loved them. I also have Crimson Trace Grips on my S&W M60 Pro .357 and love them. I have found that the Crimson Trace Grips do a superb job of giving me the feel and recoil help that I need and want. Plus, I have the added feature of that red dot...

I have a M60 Pro Series, 3 inch barrel, and I love it. One of the sweetest revolvers I have ever held and shot.

CT usually means Crimson Trace laser grips. SW has the 642CT. Not sure about the others.

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