What's your most accurate Revolver?

[rockyrider]

C'mon, every one's got their favorite shooter. is it that model 15 with adjustable sights? or maybe a model 19 you use for single action revolver? Maybe a model 27 that just shoots double action revolver like no other. Which one hits that mark more often than not ? Or is it another model? 52?, 17? 41?

 

[fredg19]

Newer than 1980 (1993) but my 686-3 6" barrel is more accurate than me!

Also my sons Model 19-3 4" barrel is also crazy accurate!

Both have adjustable sights.

(Actually the 19 was mine and I swapped my son for the 686)

 

[beagleye]

It's the k22

Hands down, by a wide margin, all day long, any way you slice it, no questions ask, it's the k22. When it misses, I know who's to blame.

 

[Nframecollector]

My 25-2 is very accurate but my 78' vintage 25-5 is very accurate too! All of my N frames are very good shooters. I also have a 1895 Nagant revolver that I modified to single action that is surprisingly accurate too!

 

[canvsbk]

K22.....no contest.

 

[Hoosier45]

Same... So far it's my 25-2 6.5" barrel, just amazingly accurate even with PMC bronze ammo. I can't imagine hand-loading target loads for that gun.

 

[Smith357]

By far my most accurate revolver is my Model 14, from a rest it will put them in one ragged hole all day long. It makes me look good at the range.

 

[jsfricks]

My "69" vintage model 15 is a tack driver.

 

[Cal44]

My M-63 no dash 4".

Very close is my M-686 no dash 6" using 38 specials.

 

[markeb]

The one that makes me look good is a 19-3 6" TTT that I found at a gun show about 3 years ago. A bit of holster wear that came in a S&W brand holster. It has the smoothest action of all my Smiths. I also wanted the other gun for sale, that my buddy bought for $400, a mint 57 4". I still want it.

 

[cowboy85306]

Most accurate revolver of ANY make- though modified, a Ruger single six that was re barreled by Gary Reeder in Flagstaff, AZ ( because prior to that it would deliver saucer sized group at 15 yards with .22 LR ammo, and keyholed .22 magnums ) Keeps up well with my M41 now. Best S&W DA revolver is an OLD PPC job purportedly done by Royce Weddle on a model 14 - purely a joy to shoot, especially during hours and days at the range that are "popular" with the armed know-it-alls who bought something, so now their friends believe they know something! LOVE to hear these jeering the "grand pa gun" - until the first six round single ragged hole group is put into a target , proving to be a feat they can not match. Of course , I do a repeat with my old single stack IPSC 1911 in .45ACP , just to give the neophytes a demo of what they SHOULD be able to do with their new polymer whiz-bang, but cannot , as they shall not invest the time and discipline to do so. ( but then, this was supposed to be about revolvers! ) Two years ago I was fortunate to find a holster worn M15 dated to around 1974 or 75. Best action on a non modified S&W that I own. Keeps up with the PPC job !

 

[Biker Bill]

Gotta be my 28-2 4". It was my fathers service revolver when he was a Milwaukee LEO that I inherited. Consistently more accurate with it than any other revolver, even my brothers 27-2 6".

 

[gtmtnbiker98]

For me, 29-10 6.5".

 

[Cpo1944]

1935 Outdoorsman .22 LR hands down the very best!
I wish I bought one 30 years ago.

 

[87hurricane]

My 66 no dash is quite accurate, however I think that my new (to me) 629 will be even better. I've only put a few rounds through it, but it showed serious potential. I'll probably find out this weekend as my .44 bullets are arriving, and I can actually load some rounds for it!

 

[neubert500]

In my hands

My Thunder Ranch mod 21-4 in 44 spec. is the most accurate revolver I have in my hands.

 

[varmint243]

my Bill Davis Custom

 

[wantmoresmiths]

I'm going to vote for my 5" model 610, but my 617 runs a close second.

 

[Magster]

My 629-5, 6 1/2 in. shoots far better than me and better than any other revolver I own.

 

[STCM(SW)]

M14-2 6"
Should have had one instead of the M19 6" when NRA Bullseye shooting 40 years ago...