Monday, I picked up my first S&W with the lawyer lock (686-6). The action is very smooth. Contacted customer service for an extra lock key. What do you think?
Want to know what I think? I think you found a honey hole! You scored a 27-2 AND the 686 this week! Great snags!
To Practical.
Harder to find in the future: The older style, per-lock, no hole's to fill, no MIM parts and few will trade them in. So hang on to them, pay the price and be a happy shooter.
My new 686 Plus Deluxe. Just picked it up Saturday. It's my first Smith (my wife has had a J-frame for several years). Very smooth double-action trigger - only mildly heavy (11 lbs 7.5 oz). Very crisp single-action pull, even though it weighs in at 4 lbs 7 oz. Lovin' it so far!
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Very nice. How does the "Deluxe" differ from the stnadrd 686 Plus?
Very nice. How does the "Deluxe" differ from the stnadrd 686 Plus?
Thanks for the info; the grips on the "Deluxe" do look very nice. This is my own 6" 686 (non-plus version) with Hogue rubber grips. I picked this gun up lightly used (the owner had apparently lost his gun rights; it happens) and it appears to be a very good specimen. I had my Smith put in the Wollf Spring Kit and a good tune, and she shoots really sweet.
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