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Congratulations, if you get it. Mine isn’t the Lady Smith model, but it’s still a fun little J frame. And 32Long and Short both shoot in this; those shorts are REALLY short!

All my revolvers are Smiths, except for one Charter Arms Bulldog; so maybe 99% S&W. Autos: maybe 33% S&W (3rd Gens) as nd the rest are other brands. (If S&W currently produced 356TSW or 357Sig, the percentage would be noticeably better.)

That has the squared trigger guard, the 5904’s I’ve seen all had round trigger guards. FWIW

I’m late to this party but definitely enjoying it. That should be an interesting pistol.

Standard vs better I understand even the standard 3rd Gen 45ACPs shoot well and basically are just plain special. The CQB versions, as posted above, were Performance Center designed and manufactured, and to arguably better performance. There should be plenty of pics here in this forum; if I...

Wow. That is a ridiculously good buy. Congratulations to everyone who has bought one of these trade ins...

Congratulations on your M39! Looks good to me

Deaf, Congratulations on your 640-1. I have one with me almost every day, they are just really handy, reliable, and comforting to have around. Very flexible in what kind of ammo we can load them with. Don’t remember ever hearing of one of these dash one’s breaking. And it should last just...

I know I’ve read this thread before, and I definitely remember seeing pics of that 44. A great thread, and the story and pics are wow! Thanks for sharing, awesome.

Are there any updates on this? Or do we know anyone who makes barrels?

Those 3913’s are worth getting; a couple of them.

Excellent thread. Thank you very much!

I wish more dash 7’s had been made. I’ve seen two in person, neither for sale. Beautiful pics, thanks for sharing.

This thread may be a bit dated now, but at least for my 3.5”er, to obtain the Registration Certificate, you had to request it from Lew Horton. Great 8X357s.

Sig? What’s that?

Mine, in my hands, empties mags of Winchester 147JHPs into one hole when at about 30’ when do my job. That pistol always makes me look better than I am. :D

Well if factory ammo is available, then I can look for a 3rd Gen 356TSW for my retirement present. Hot Dog! I appreciate the 40S&W, and often carry a 357Sig, but factory ammo for a good 3rd Gen in 356TSW is what I prefer.

Congratulations, those are real sleepers. FWIW, I believe Blade Tech makes holsters. Mine has always done best for me with 147gr subsonics.

Where did you guys find those wood grips?

I have to agree it depends on what you think is "best". Newer designs are easier to work on and cost less; for example the Glock 42 .380ACP. The G43 isn't much larger and is in 9X19. My PPK is finely machined, accurate, and holds me accountable for my grip, trigger squeeze, and maintance...