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slotcarrod wrote:

flipwils11 wrote:Here's a pic of my new S&W 357 magnum. It's a "plus" with the 7 shot canister.

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I would say your compensating for something!

If that's the case, my RPK must mean I have the wang of a flea.

naw, guys who are compensating buy s&w .500 mags or desert eagles in .44.

nothing wrong with a 6" .357 or a rpk.

now maybe if he got the 8".....

You guys got me beat on bore, but my barrel's so long it needs a bipod.

flea wang, HAHHAHHAHHAH

Coelacanth wrote:You guys got me beat on bore, but my barrel's so long it needs a bipod.

better then the shape of a tuna can....

kaiser wrote:now maybe if he got the 8".....

What about a .500 with a 10.5" barrel?

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product4_750001_750051_764971_-1_757771_757767_757751_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y

that's for a man that's had the bobett treatment.

i've shot one of those, rediculous. i'd never want one thats for sure.

my favorite calibers:

pistol, .45 & .357 (7.62x25 is a blast as well)

rifle, 7.62x39, 7.62x54r, .308 and 5.45x39

Went to the range last night with my new S&W 357 and had a great night! Put 200 rounds through, a mix of 38 and 357 mag ammo. And my wife came too, her first time shooting a handgun ever and she had fun! She mostly shot 38 but she did a few turns with the 357 mag, I was so proud!

Now she is talking about going again and what else she wants to try (and maybe buy)!

kaiser wrote:
rifle, 7.62x39, 7.62x54r, .308

But 7.62 x 39 and .308 winchester are the same

flipwils11 wrote:Went to the range last night with my new S&W 357 and had a great night! Put 200 rounds through, a mix of 38 and 357 mag ammo. And my wife came too, her first time shooting a handgun ever and she had fun! She mostly shot 38 but she did a few turns with the 357 mag, I was so proud!

Now she is talking about going again and what else she wants to try (and maybe buy)!

How's the trigger on it? I used to own a Smith & Wesson Performance Center model 19 with night sights and a hard black finish (and side expelled muzzle porting) anyway, the trigger on the performance center gun was 10#, but butter smooth from start to finish where most 686 or stock 19's were like a radio set up with reverse exponential..very firm start to easy at trigger break.

Not sure I can track as well as you with the terminology since I'm still new to this, but in single action mode it is a very easy and quick pull almost a smooth slide backwards. In double action mode it's a looong and hard pull until it's nearly all the way back and then behaves the same as single action mode when I cock the hammer?

I'm very very happy with my purchase though. The S&W exudes quality and felt great, plus shooting 38 ammo in single action mode it is dead accurate (for me as a beginner at least) and very easy to put a tight group together on the target.

Double action mode shooting 357 mag ammo on the other hand...

Yup, In double action. Practice in DAO (Double action only) let each trigger break (moment the hammer falls or "shot") surprise you. Then you won't dip, pull or react before the shot breaks.

Speaking of guns! I had to organize my safe, so out some of them came for the photo shoot!

Can any one name them all??? There may be a prize if you can guess them!

I made room for one more rifle, is that an excuse to go buy another one? Don't tell my wife k!


My other babies

Nice collection, Rod! I sold my compound bow but still have the RPK and Ruger 10/22 and Asian stuff.