[ArchAngelCD]

I was looking on RSR Group site and saw 2 revolvers I didn't know about. The M438 is a J frame Bodyguard with a blue/black finish like the M442. The M632 is a 6 round J frame with a 3" barrel which is chambered for the .327 Federal Magnum. I'm a little surprised these aren't on the S&W site but I guess they do lag a bit with posting new products.

Take a look from their Search Page (http://www.rsrgroup.com/cgi-bin/cgirpcux/WTM-002O).

[C-grunt]

That 632 sounds like it could be a really good pocket gun for those like me who dont like the recoil of the airweight .38s.

Still havent seen .327 mags on the shelf yet, though I avent really been looking.

[Sarvisian]

Here's hoping that .327 gets approved for California. I'll buy one of every .327 Federal that gets approved here.

[BlindJustice]

The 632 was produced in the early '90s but not
recently. THere's a rumour S&W will offer a
6 shot J-frame in .327 Fed Mag with a power port
Next Year, we'll see at the SHOT show in March

R-
]

[Iggy]

"I'm a little surprised these aren't on the S&W site but I guess they do lag a bit with posting new products."

I was at the retail store in Springfield Mass. a week ago and they wouldn't admit that S&W was delivering 642's and 442's without locks.
:confused:

[krs]

RSR exclusives?

They order special runs for their distribution only, like Lew Horton and some others.

Maybe that's what thesee two are?

[BlindJustice]

Lew Horton's are still shownn on the S&W web site as an
offering - no suggested price and when you click on check with
dealer it gives a link to LEw Horton website.

Also, "Distributor" runs are usually in a serial
number sequence with a unique letter prefix.

Randall

[ArchAngelCD]

BlindJustice,
Go to the RSR site and you will see the M632 in .327 Federal Magnum is for sale right now. The RSR Group # is SW170329FC and it is a Pro Series revolver.