My Three Amigos

[cremaley]

I've been a semi-auto guy most of my life but I recently got the bug for revolvers. Purchased the .357 Diamondback SDR and S&W Model 19 Carry Comp new but not the Rossi .44 Special. Got it used from my LGS. Single owner. Not shot much and in pristine condition. I find myself drooling over revolvers more than semi-autos these days.

 

[Sgt. Buzzard]

Now find out what a modern professional revolver with a proper trigger feels like. Get yourself a Kimber K6s. Or if you'd like a .38 snubby a K6 xs.

 

[No Quarter]

I have the SDR in black nitride. They sure are nice revolvers. I have been shooting one a lot. All nice revolvers you habe there. I'll second the recommendation to try out a K6S. They are a notch above for a compact 6 shot 357.

 

[cremaley]

Now find out what a modern professional revolver with a proper trigger feels like. Get yourself a Kimber K6s. Or if you'd like a .38 snubby a K6 xs.

Thanks but I'll stick with my Diamondback SDR.

 

[wproct]

I totally get it. Most of my shooting anymore is rimfire, and I shoot mostly my Target semi-auto pistols. But, revolvers are different, they actually have personality. I know, that sounds weird so I better shut up.

 

[Engine49guy]

For me a nicely tuned S&W K, L or N frame is as good as gets.
I have no desire to try a Korth for the same reason I would never try Heroine, what if I like it alot?

I never had a problem with my AR15 Gi triggers until my buddy let me shoot his 2 stage and cassette, thanks to "My buddy" I then had to purchase some and swap them out...thanks pal.