Recent content by sabre66

Pretty much the feeling most of us have. Training and practice are paramount, but a trigger you can’t pull is really really dumb way to limit NDs. At least I can throw the gun at the assailant when the heavy trigger won’t pull. What is even more dumb is that once retired there’s no trigger...

Looking for a MA Compliant 10lb trigger set up. Primarily the trigger return spring. I may need to use the sear spring and striker block spring too. Not certain. I need to retro-fit a stock Shield 45 trigger to a 10 lb pull. I know a lot of people swap out the MA compliant parts to get a...

Ok short backstory. I own a standard Shield 45 (not MA compliant) that I've had a few years. Recently dept regs for OD carry changed and now I have to have an 8-10 lb trigger pull. Does anyone know if there is an aftermarket maker for a heavier (8-10lb) trigger spring for the Shield 45? I...

Price drop to $725. Also changed trade info.

Finally decided it is time to sell one of my unfired safe queens. It's a NIB S&W 386PD .357mag w/2.5" barrel, scandium frame, stainless steel 6 shot cylinder, HiViz front sight, adjustable rear sight. I bought it NIB 4 years ago with plans to shoot and carry it and even bought the gear for it...

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Well I didn't intend to buy mine as an investment, but since I haven't found much info on them I decided to keep it pristine for a while to see whether it was gonna end up collectable or carried. I'm low on funds for a new gun, but there's another shorty .357 mag I'm eyeing for purchase as a...

Did you ever hear anymore about these? I have a 386PD 6-shot just like yours that I likely purchased from same place as you (Robertson's). Mine's been sitting in the safe unfired (except for S&W test round) since I got it. I have cocked the hammer a few times because it's just so sweet to hold...

I saw those (couldn't find one under $100) and definitely liked them especially being US made, but they were just more than I wanted to spend...just spent a bunch on a new SA revolver :). Heck the $58 was hard to let go of honestly, but it seems like it will be a solid product for the money.

It's sold by Taylor Brands LLC for S&W. They are licensed to make the S&W and Schrade knives. It's in their 2012 catalog listed as model# SW671, found on pg 3 of the catalog, UPC code: 028634703432. I wanted a hawk, but couldn't see spending hundreds for one that will only see woods/camping...

Anyone own one of these? If so can you comment on it. I just ordered one for a decent price (about $25 more than competition - SOG, M48 or Cold Steel). Was going to get a cheaper one but after researching them and seeing the specs on this solid carbon steel monster I was sold. It should last...

1.) New, never worn, Don Hume Enchanced Pancake H721 #7 for S&W 2-1/2" - 2-3/4" barrel, 6-shot, L-Frame revolvers (will fit the 581, 586, 681, 686, 386PD, and similar 6-shot L-frames). Asking $45 shipped USPS (add $1 for shipping insurance) with payment via Paypal. The Don Hume is black in...

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For a quick, in-expensive substitute until you get the Milt Sparks try a Don Hume holster. I picked one up at a close-out sale for $15 (new) for my 386 L-frame and I'm happy with the quality and fit (especially at that price). I think their IWB is a model 715. It's like $30 retail. I plan to...

I have one and the front sight does appear to visually sit high, but it sights in very well. What distances/ranges are you noticing the low shots at? I want to get some night-sights for it and I believe Meprolight and XS are the only ones to offer night-sights for S&W revolvers.