S&W PC K-Port .357 question

[Fleshwound]

Anyone have an opinion on this revolver? Its man date is 89. Blued PC, and is ported with Speigle boot grips. Condition is very good. Is this a reliable gun for full house magnum loads? (not that I would be shooting them), but would like to know anyway. Thanks for any help you can provide.

 

[panamajack310]

Hi, can you post a pic of the gun. I am not familiar with a K port. I know the PC made the 66 F comp and the super K.. The F comp had a port in front of the front sight. The super K had magna ports on either side of the front sight.

 

[SmithNut]

my guess is the K-Comp, the companion to the F-Comp, just made in blue.
Great gun, I'd feel confident owning one (heck, I do!

) and shooting full house loads, staying with bullets heavier than 125 grain, obviously.

 

[Fleshwound]

Thanks alot guys.
It looks just like the one from Smithnut. Ported in front of the front sight.
PS: Smithnut, NICE PIECE!!!

 

[SmithNut]

Fleshwound,
The manual you have isn't right for the gun, these were made in 1994 and 1997 timeframes, fyi.

 

[Gress]

I have a newer PC 66-6 carry comp and absolutely love it. It shoots extremely well and I do not hesitate to feed her with a 158gr 357 mag loads. Shoots all the day long no problem.

 

[Fleshwound]

Thanks Smithnut. I dont have the gun yet, the current owner told me it was a 89, but the PC didnt start until 90 anyway right? If that is your F Comp, that is the nicest handgun (imho), I have ever seen! And I'm 55!
Again, thanks to all for your help.

Lou

 

[SmithNut]

Fleshwound,

The blued gun above is my Model 19 - K-Comp, it is one of the Lew Horton guns made in the second run. The first run, in 1994, was made for the Stocking Dealer Program.

My F-Comps (Mod 66) is shown below.

M66-3

M66-4