Well, if I didn't live on the other side of our country from you I'd love to go shooting with you. I have a model 27-2 6" and a model 66-1 6"; I carried both waaaaayyyy back as a leo. I wonder if a "L" frame would work for you? The N frame is a bit heavy and I agree the K frame is not for lots of shooting. The L frame would give you the strength with less weight to hold up. Now you just have to find one! ((I am a bit behind on the frame types of the new S&W's so if those that people have been suggesting are in the L frame area just ignore me!!))
What .38/.357 should I be looking for?
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celllman,
I have only been into the S&W craze for a couple of years now, so I am way behind the rest of these folks in the knowledge department! I learn something new here everyday. I am pretty sure that the L-Frames (586 & 686) all have a full underlug. My 686 is the perfect size, but it is a snubnose.
I may have to go to a local gunshop and handle a longer barreled L-frame to see how it balances.
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I have only been into the S&W craze for a couple of years now, so I am way behind the rest of these folks in the knowledge department! I learn something new here everyday. I am pretty sure that the L-Frames (586 & 686) all have a full underlug. My 686 is the perfect size, but it is a snubnose.
I may have to go to a local gunshop and handle a longer barreled L-frame to see how it balances.
WG840
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