jdickson397
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I believe that a lot of pistol shooters would like to spice up their lives by shooting their favorite caliber in a great S&W revolver. It would let them shoot a caliber they already probably reload for so they won't have to buy a new set of dies, and etc. The new revolvers should be manufactured on K frames if feasible and accommodate moon clips. That way they would be adopted by the growing number of revolver shooters in USPSA and other handgun sports. I realize that the Model 610 will shoot either 10mm or 40 S&W but that increases the overall size of the gun, the cylinder length, and the weight. I own a S&W Model 547 in 9mm that has a special extractor which eliminates the need for moon clips but to gain wide acceptance this new revolver must accept moon clips because that greatly increases the speed of a reload. If as many shooters like these new revolvers as I think will then S&W should sell a lot of guns. Once they try 9mm or 40 S&W the pistol shooters will be more open to purchase revolvers in other more traditional revolver calibers. S&W should put their top people on this. It's a great way to increase sales and market share. The time is ripe.