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New gun. S&W 360PD (.357)

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Got yet another gun today. Pristine S&W 360PD. Scandium frame with titanium cylander. I bought it gently used from a buddy of mine who used it as his off duty pocket gun during the summers (and even then, it was really a safe queen). Its chambered in .357 magnum and he gave me a few boxes of that as well as some .38 special range ammo. He also threw in an uncle mikes pocket holster and a speed loader. He was anal about keeping track of how much was fired through it so I know for sure it she only has 200 rounds on her. This will most likely be my PA carry gun. I will be taking it to RTSP tomorrow for some range time.

 

Now some gun porn...

 

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Enjoy....

OUCH! Great gun though.

 

Carried alot and shot a little.

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OUCH! Great gun though.

 

Carried alot and shot a little.

 

Yea, im pretty sure I wont be shooting alot of .357 out of it, but im sure gunna try tomorrow just to see what its like.

 

and yea, but he never really carried it alot either, he prefers his kimber 1911 for off duty.

looks great bud! can't wait to shoot it

Got the 340..........your gonna have one sore hand with those Mags.......experienced.

But nice carry gun..........enjoy.

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Just got home from shooting it at RTSP with JDxd04. With 38 it's great up to 10ish yards and very comfortable to shoot.

 

.357 on the other hand...I shot about 5 before I said enough was enough. I had no problem handleing it, but damn did it hurt. Definately not a range caliber in that gun, but for carry you can't go wrong, although I'll probably carry with .38+p

 

All in all it's a great little gun.

Just got home from shooting it at RTSP with JDxd04. With 38 it's great up to 10ish yards and very comfortable to shoot.

 

.357 on the other hand...I shot about 5 before I said enough was enough. I had no problem handleing it, but damn did it hurt. Definately not a range caliber in that gun, but for carry you can't go wrong, although I'll probably carry with .38+p

 

All in all it's a great little gun.

 

now we have about 30 rounds of .357 that'll be sitting in the range bag for a while

I'll always recommend a 38 snubby and NOT a 357 snubby. The recoil will cause flinching which might happen with other guns.

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I'll always recommend a 38 snubby and NOT a 357 snubby. The recoil will cause flinching which might happen with other guns.

 

Understood, and like I said, Ill be carrying it with .38. I just had to shoot some .357 through it to feel what everyone was talking about.

Understood, and like I said, Ill be carrying it with .38. I just had to shoot some .357 through it to feel what everyone was talking about.

 

Certainly understandable. I think that's the right way to go. Consider it a .38sp +P revolver for all intents & purposes.

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NICE! Good luck with it. I love snubbies. I got the 642 Airweight 38 Special. It kicks like a mule, and I actually enjoy shooting it.

 

Now that im thinking about it, someone should start a Snubby only picture thread.

I always wanted a small snubby revolver. But I'm afraid I won't shoot it much cause the recoil is intense.

Plus I like to shoot at 25 yds sometimes.

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