632 Pro Series has a friend

[lowriderfxr]

I picked this 632 up a while back and had no idea it was scarce and collectible. For that reason I never carried it. I even kicked around selling it. I ran across its twin sister in .357 Mag so I'm happy to have the pair and I can carry the 640 without fear of something happening to it. I always liked the hammerless J frames and I think the fluted type barrel on the Pro Series revolvers looks really cool . I'm afraid they are both keepers now.

 

[75Vette]

Nice pair. I have to agree with you on the fluted barrel. It really sets the gun off. Congrats.

 

[colkid]

What Smith & Wesson series is an enigma?

 

[turnstyle]

Nice pair of shooters there.

 

[pbruc2]

Does anyone have the SDVE 40 cal? What about it? Accuracy, dependability, etc?

 

[75Vette]

Does anyone have the SDVE 40 cal? What about it? Accuracy, dependability, etc?

Pbruc, check out the SD & Sigma forum section. Lots of good info.

 

[Fuch]

congratulations


very special look nice pair of revolvers with their guns flutes which increases rigidity and prevents any deformations. I hope that this model is also available here in Belgium I personally have not seen yet !!

 

[Julian]

Always confused by 632 S&W "models". I have a NIB alloy, hammerless, 3"that is 32 H&R mag. Can't find it when you look at 632 models. Anyone else have one orknow story?

 

[Taj]

very special look nice pair of revolvers with their guns flutes which increases rigidity and prevents any deformations. I hope that this model is also available here in Belgium I personally have not seen yet !!

IN reality fluting does not increase rigidity. What it does do, however, is give you the rigidness of a heavy barrel (major diameter of unfluted portion of barrel) in a much lighter format.