Greetings fellow I have a question someone knows cylinder model in .38 special as accurate fits for a s & w 686?

I could say that model fit well?

and if this is possible?


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Saludos compañeros tengo una pregunta alguien sabe que modelo de cilindro en calibre 38 special le queda la más exacto a un 686?


Me podrían decir de que modelo le quedan bien?


Y si es esto posible ?



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If you are asking if a 686 can be fitted with a 38 Special cylinder, the answer is yes.

357 Magnum firearms can already safely chamber and fire 38 Special Ammunition.

So unless you live where it is against the law to own a 357 Magnum firearm, I can not see a reason to do this.

Así es compañero esta en contra de la ley el 357 magnum por eso nesecito un cilindro 38 special pero no se de que modelo sea mejor cambiarlo tengo entendido que el cilindro 38 special de el modelo 242 airlite titanium le queda bien al 686 es posible?


so is partner is against the law 357 magnum so I need a cylinder 38 special but I was that model is better to change my understanding that the cylinder 38 special of the model 242 Airlite titanium looks good the 686 is it possible?




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Unless you get lucky....just about any replacement cylinder has to be fitted to the parent gun. Within models....you can often do it. From one model to another IMHO would be a long shot.

Is there another round you can use...like 38-Super?

The 242 cylinder was manufactured after S&W went to CNC produced frames. As long the donor 686 is also from this era the cylinder can be fitted to the revolver.

If the donor 686 is already a 7 shot firearm this will be a simple job for any qualified gunsmith. If the donor 686 is a 6 shot there will be some additional work.

Así es compañero estoy investigando de que otro modelo en 38 special le pueda quedar bien claro haciendo los ajustes necesarios y sobre el 38 super veo que venden cilindros para ese calibre pero es muy dificil de encontrar esa munición y tal ves no sea legal en un revolver en mi país en ese calibre y lo quiero para competencias asi que necesito sea en 38 special muchas gracias por su respuesta compañero saludos


Here's companion'm investigating that another model 38 special can be you clear making the necessary adjustments and the 38 Super see selling cylinders for that caliber but it is very hard to find the ammo and maybe not be legal in a revolver in my country and I want that caliber skills so I need to be in 38 special thank you very much for your response mate greetings


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Así es compañero mi revolver es de 6 shots es un 686 no dash y sólo quiero utilizarlo con 38 special para competencia entonces usted cree que con un poco de trabajo se pueda usar en el 686? Muchas gracias por su respuesta compañero saludos


So my partner is 6 revolver shots is a 686 no dash and just want to use with 38 special for competition then you believe that with a little work can be used in the 686? Thank you very much for your reply mate greetings


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No a 686 no dash will probably not be able to have a 242 cylinder fitted to it. You would need a considerably newer 686 for that combination.

Y de un modelo 67 que es de fábrica calibre 38 special y de 6 rounds creen que pueda quedar en un 686?


And it is a model 67 .38 special factory and 6 rounds believe you can get a 686?


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The model 67 and model 686 are totally different frames and most parts are not interchangeable.

Not sure where your country of origin is (and that's no bash), but maybe the very best thing you can do is send it to S&W and let them chamber it in 38-special only, if you have no other choice. It has been done with some 681's before. A recent poster on the forum here has one that was chambered in 38-special for some LEA. I think a smith is going to have to get this gun to convert it anyway....I've never seen a 38-special only 686/681 cylinder for sale anywhere. The most economical thing may simply be to sell the gun and get a medium frame chambered in 38-special. You may have to go to another brand, but your options seem extremely limited.

Goberto:

If you have a 7 shot titanium cylinder and want to fit in a 686/586 revolver, it can be done. But you need a competent gunsmith to do it, because he has to adjust the cylinder and hand to work properly.

Model 67 is a K frame while model 686 is a L frame, frame dimensions are different.

I have a 586 no dash with a titanium cylinder in 38 spl, it works great.

Si tienes un cilindro de titanio de 7 cartuchos de capacidad y se lo quieres montar a un revolver 686/586 se puede hacer. Necesitas un armero competente para que lleve a cabo el trabajo de ajuste del cilindro y el arreador para que trabaje de manera adecuada.

El modelo 67 es armazón K, mientras que el modelo 686 es armazón L. Al ser armazones de tamaños diferentes no se le puede poner el cilindro de uno al otro.

Yo tengo un modelo 586 con el cilindro de titanio de 7 cartuchos y funciona maravillosamente bien.