Shot my 442 today...

[morich53]

I finally had some time this morning to visit the range and try out my new 442. Put 40 rounds on paper without any difficulty, and once I got accustom to the long DA trigger pull, it was nice. Once I put more rounds through it, I believe the trigger should smooth out a bit more.

 

[Sonny Crocket]

Always good to get to the range! Need to get there myself. Your right about the trigger smoothing out too, dry fire helps a lot too. I put the Apex trigger kit in mine with some minor polishing, lots of live fire, and even more dry firing. Very nice pull now compared to new.

 

[Old Unc']

A great little revolver I have one myself.

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[Balrog1]

I finally had some time this morning to visit the range and try out my new 442. Put 40 rounds on paper without any difficulty, and once I got accustom to the long DA trigger pull, it was nice. Once I put more rounds through it, I believe the trigger should smooth out a bit more.

Great little revolver for back up or concealed carry. Gave my 442 to my grand daughter, a cop in Houston, for use as a backup. Missed it so much I bought a 642 to replace it. Wolff springs gave it a better trigger. Carried one for several years both on and off duty, never let me down.

 

[getoff]

one of my EDC. 442-2 or my 638-2. love them airweights. good pick up my friend, good pick up...

 

[RONALD HENSLEY]

im taking a few much needed vacation days, went to the range yesterday with my m&p 15 / trijicon mr31f-rmr, there was this older guy showed up with a group of new shooters, he was pretty clearly showing them range rules and safety, he brought an entire arsenal of guns, funny thing was he couldnt hit a bull in the butt with a shovel. i was pleased he was teaching them rules about range safety, i finally sugested he move his target from 100 yards to 50 yards untill he got his ar on paper, he was a likable fellow but didnt seem to know how to set up a rifle ( he looked at my m&p and said "showoff") lol