Do you know this one ?

[Philblack]

Ok, I'm french. Ok, I love S&W revolvers. Ok, I don't own the following one (and don't want to). But do you know it is one of the best revolvers in the world ?...

http://images.google.fr/imgres...al%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1

Its web site, english version :

http://www.chapuis-armes.com/M...SPORT-5-1-4,123.html

 

[Philblack]

Ok, I'm french. Ok, I love S&W revolvers. Ok, I don't own the following one (and don't want to). But do you know it is one of the best revolvers in the world ?...

http://images.google.fr/imgres...al%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1

Its web site, english version :

http://www.chapuis-armes.com/M...SPORT-5-1-4,123.html

 

[357larry]

I have handled one, never shot one. Appeared to be built like a bank vault. Too bad they are so pricey. I'm not willing to give up a favorite part of my anatomy to get one.

 

[Philblack]

Here in France we often get used ones for... $900. Brand new : $1,740...

 

[Swissman]

I like the MR73 very much for the craftmanship and accuracy. But the grip is a bit to short and the radius on the backstrap makes the gun a bit tricky to hold in a good position while firing. Trausch makes a very good rubbergrip, but that thing is soooo ugly that I can't buy one.

Nill is another posibility, but an expensive one.

What I really like is the MR93 with its, back then, all new manufacturing technique. It look maybe a bit uncommon to a S&W-enthusiast, but it's really a good shooter and ACCURATE.

Swissman