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alright guys, all offers... let me here 'em

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round butt for the pachmayrs

alright, managed to sell the wood stocks. best prices you'll find on either of those grips...

btt...... rock bottom prices. shipping is included. something came up and i really need to move these. thanks

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For sale are Crimson Trace Grips. Shipping is included in prices... These are perfect shape, like new. Comes with box and all tools and papers. PM/email with any questions These are coming from Grand Rapids, MI. If you're close we can do FTF, otherwise I am happy to ship and will do so...

I picked this up in late december and just got around to taking and posting pictures. This is my lovely stainless 686-4 with a 6" barrel and a factory powerport. The firing pin is on the hammer and no lock on the side. She is currently wearing a set of Realtree Crimson Trace grips, but will...

i just recently also bought a 686-4 6in. these were made in the mid 90's, you could check the exact year with a serial #. it is also a prelock version. i am not sure about any super hot loads... i would imagine that it would be fine but im not going to be the first to try it either... :rolleyes:

I recently acquired a set of crimson trace grips for my 686 which i like quite a bit with one problem, they are camo colored. they look fine and for someone who likes camo, they would be great. so what im wondering is... would it be stupid of me to paint them? obviously, i would make sure all...

yes, 38+p will definately enter, and probably exit a human skull. again, as other posters have mentioned, hitting it is the trick. as far as being prosecuted for it, i would think that if you did everything else properly, ie legitimate self defense, then any defense attorney worth their salt...

sounds fishy to me.... im no expert but if the flutes arent centered then one chamber isnt getting the needed support. i would not fire it until this issue is resolved. i would also guess that smith & wesson would take care of this as it is a blatant manufacturing defect, and a potentially...

your right, i alway have buyer remorse after a new purchase, worried i paid too much or got a bum deal... i'll let you know how the shooting goes.

how do i tell if it was set wrong by s&w? and will they still take care of it even though the gun is 15 years old?

hello to everyone... just returned purchased my first "large" revolver, a used 686-4 6" with a ported barrel. paid $390. the gun seems to be in great shape but i have a few questions. first, the barrel seems to be over rotated. not by alot and you would only notice under close inspection...