...Maybe it is because they did not make a whole lot of them... Maybe it is because they are still long enough to have a full length ejector rod... But maybe, just maybe it is because they are a the perfect length to be functional as a snubbie...
I had a bunch of my "more modern" 3" K and L frames out the other day for a photo shoot and found a renewed desire to head out to the desert for some shooting pleasure...
One of the primary causes - this 3" Model 66-2:
I'm normally a "pinned and recessed" kind of 357 guy, but about 8 years ago, I picked up this beauty. It sports as set of finger-groove Ahrends, and has been to Nelson Ford's for his trigger package. While it was at Nelson's I had him put a McGivern front sight on it (just because they are way cool and all business and make that front sight very easy to pick up in a hurry). IT SHOOTS LIKE A DREAM and is kind of photogenic to boot:
I'd love to see your favorite 3" K/L Frame 357 Mag lead slingers...
Thanks for letting me share,
I had a bunch of my "more modern" 3" K and L frames out the other day for a photo shoot and found a renewed desire to head out to the desert for some shooting pleasure...
One of the primary causes - this 3" Model 66-2:


I'm normally a "pinned and recessed" kind of 357 guy, but about 8 years ago, I picked up this beauty. It sports as set of finger-groove Ahrends, and has been to Nelson Ford's for his trigger package. While it was at Nelson's I had him put a McGivern front sight on it (just because they are way cool and all business and make that front sight very easy to pick up in a hurry). IT SHOOTS LIKE A DREAM and is kind of photogenic to boot:





I'd love to see your favorite 3" K/L Frame 357 Mag lead slingers...
Thanks for letting me share,
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