Hi everyone,

I own an M&P 9mm semi (full size) and love it, but am feeling the urge to add my first revolver to my collection. I was hoping some of you might be willing to answer some of my questions.

1) I'm looking for something that will conceal relatively easily, and am thinking of a .38 snubby or maybe a .357 if I can find one in the right size. Any specific models you would recommend? It seems like S&W has about a million out there.

2) For budgetary reasons, I'm considering buying used. Is there anything in particular I should look for in terms of wear and tear to make sure I'm buying something that will function reliably instead of an overpriced paperweight? If something has a little rust or scuffs, are there any products I can use to bring it back to its old glory?

3) What would a reasonable price be for a reliable used model in decent condition?

Thanks a bunch in advance, I appreciate it!

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Josh

If I were to buy another CC revolver, it'd be a 442 or a
642. I'd also get some Crimson Trace grips, either now or later.
Both of these are alloy frame, and I'd buy them new. Heard a rumor about frame cracks. I don't shoot a Lot of +P, but I will occasionally.
Mine are 38 SPL, 'cause that's all the bigger I can stand to shoot
in a Airweight. These guns are as accurate as you can shoot them.
Pick up a Nemesis on e-bay for pocket-carry, and you're good to go.
There, you asked for an opinion, and that's all I had.
The new poly frame Smiths are supposed to be pretty good, too.
TACC1

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Everyone should have at least one Centennial in the collection.

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Centennial Every Day

There is no better pocket or purse gun that the Centennial

They are available in Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, standard alloy and Scandium. They can be
had in several calibers including 357 Magnum