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Good old fashioned revolvers..

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The older I get the more appreciation I develop for revolvers. Especially the older ones with that nice deep blue finish. The other thing attractive about them is the degree to which one can load for them. No need to cycle the slide, just enough to clear the barrel.

 

Anyone else?

One of my "oldy but goody" revolvers is a S&W Mod. 14-3 38 SPL.

It was built as a target gun and can shoot the lights out !

I wish I was as good :lol: It feels really good in my hand

and is much lighter than the larger revolvers.

I think the Mod 14-3 was produced in the 70"s, does anyone know?

For something so old and considered obsolete when Glocks appeared they have hung around. They actually are getting more popular since alot of states allow concealed carry. I love my 686!

Another vote for revolvers ! I also rotate the 357's every range trip, using the single action 22 with interchangable cylinder a lot and the model 29 is always fun to touch off a few rounds.

  • 3 weeks later...

I've only purchased 1 auto in my life, that was a Colt Combat commander in 1975.

 

Everything else is a revolver.

 

I want dependability & reliability every-time I squeeze that trigger...

 

Regards,

Bill

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