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Is that what it's called? I just don't want anything to prevent my firearm from working if I need it to be a weapon. If the gun doesn't go bang when you need it, it's just an expensive club!

Thanks for the advice folks. I’ve decided to purchase a 686 with 6" barrel. A 1983 vintage, because I prefer guns that don’t have warnings stamped on them, and mechanical devices built into them that would prevent them from working. Thanks again, Tim

Thanks for the advice folks. I’ve decided to purchase a 686 with 6" barrel. A 1983 vintage, because I prefer guns that don’t have warnings stamped on them, and mechanical devices built into them that would prevent them from working. Thanks again, Tim

I had a 686 back in the early 90's.

I’m looking for a little advice from someone familiar with S&W revolvers. I’ve got a Colt Python .357mag with 8" barrel which I use to punch holes in paper at 25 & 50 yards, and play with at 100 yards, a Ruger Blackhawk .357mag because everyone should have a Ruger SA revolver, and a little snub...

I’m looking for a little advice from someone familiar with S&W revolvers. I’ve got a Colt Python .357mag with 8" barrel which I use to punch holes in paper at 25 & 50 yards, and play with at 100 yards, a Ruger Blackhawk .357mag because everyone should have a Ruger SA revolver, and a little snub...

Hey, I’m new to the forum, I joined to do a little research for a potential new revolver purchase. I consider myself a gun collector (on a budget) and a target shooter. I have a wide verity of handguns from a Cold Python to a Kimber 1911. One thing I don’t have is a Smith & Wesson revolver. I...