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Ya, I love the look of the 19s. Python aside, I think its the best looking 357 ever made and they seem to be reliable.
Problem is they are going for the same price as a new 586 and supposedly aren't the best with a steady diet of 357. Plus, I would imagine parts are impossible to find if you ever need to replace something.
I had the 686 plus even though nice it locked on me a couple of times at the range.
Black/Red Hawks for me
No, I think most all of the parts are available. Personally, I would take my used 19 over any new 586 or 686. It balances better, and the 586/686 has a new and screwed yoke retention screw that has resulted in cylinders coming off for multiple IDPA competitors.
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Last I knew the S&W Model 64 was only made in 38 Special. Especially if it is a 64-1
GP100 + wolff trigger springs = lovely
Beautiful, what type of stocks are in the photo? I put pachmyer diamond pro grips on my 357's, helps dampen recoil substantially.
Beautiful, what type of stocks are in the photo? I put pachmyer diamond pro grips on my 357's, helps dampen recoil substantially.
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No, I think most all of the parts are available. Personally, I would take my used 19 over any new 586 or 686. It balances better, and the 586/686 has a new and screwed yoke retention screw that has resulted in cylinders coming off for multiple IDPA competitors.
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I very much enjoy my Ruger Match Champion with a Wilson spring kit installed.
I very much enjoy my Ruger Match Champion with a Wilson spring kit installed.