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Join Date: February 28, 2007
Location: East Tennessee
Posts: 2,937
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Kamerer
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Join Date: September 22, 2007
Location: WA state
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Thanks Dadams. I am really looking forward to it. Here's my 4" that goes with it. I tell you, I'd REALLY like to have the 586 - the blue is so much sexier.
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Join Date: June 21, 2008
Location: eastern MO
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Your Revolver
Don't knock your Stainless 686: It's a beauty.
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Join Date: July 5, 2005
Posts: 51
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Pseudo CS-1...
686P 3" barrel w/ Pachmayr Compac grips
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Join Date: June 15, 2008
Posts: 20
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I'm in, I have a 4" 686.
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Join Date: June 15, 2008
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How do you like the Pachmayr Compac Grips vs. Hogue Monogrips?
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Join Date: February 28, 2007
Location: East Tennessee
Posts: 2,937
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Synthetic Grips
I have both Hogue Monogrips and Pachys, they came standard. At this time the Hogues are one. You know, come to think of I put the Hogues on and never got to the range to try them out. They are substantial. A handful so to speak.
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Join Date: March 15, 2007
Location: Central penna.
Posts: 149
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I just gotta do it,, love all your s/s 686s. I like the blued long tube. this ones mine and we shall never part.
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Join Date: September 24, 2006
Location: South Florida
Posts: 776
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My new Ahrends:
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Join Date: October 7, 2005
Location: Rochester, Minnesoviet
Posts: 1,181
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Yep, 686+, 4", pre Hillary Hole
![]() Somebody way earlier in this thread said "dangerously close to perfect revolver," and I'd have to agree. I love my N-framed 625 and 629, but they don't even approach being concealable. I wanna go home early and just clean it and maybe pet it a little....
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Join Date: March 1, 2008
Posts: 9
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I'll join up here as well. I have a 686-3 with numerous custom features that I picked up last year. It has had a trigger job, the forcing cone was shaped, the cylinder holes have been chamfered and it is Quad-ported on the 6" barrel.
I'd post some pictures, but all the screws are stripped and the finish leaves a little to be desired. Maybe for Christmas I'll send it back to S&W for a bead blast and looking over. Anyway, its my favorite firearm.
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Join Date: November 29, 2007
Location: VA
Posts: 105
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Why haven't we seen this thread in a while? I love my 686 4" no dash! It goes nicely with my 19 and new to me 66. Let's see some more
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Join Date: April 13, 2004
Location: Tampa Bay area
Posts: 992
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I bought a 686-4 last month and have been trying to find this thread to join.
2.5 inch quad ported barrel 7 shooter from S&Ws Performance Center. What a great revolver! |
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Join Date: April 24, 2003
Location: Pinson, AL
Posts: 3,023
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The best version of the 686 - the '04 'Stocking Dealer Exclusive', a 5" half-lugged 686+ that came with V-notch rear and HiViz front sights and Ahrends square conversion cocobolo stocks. I don't like full lugs, so this was a 'must have'. Oddly, it was $10 less than a standard 4" 686+!
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Join Date: August 24, 2008
Location: iowa
Posts: 34
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can i join this club?
my 586 and my 686-3
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Join Date: October 3, 2004
Location: PA
Posts: 269
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First gun I purchased was 686 in 4". Later on I picked up a 2 1/2"
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Join Date: September 7, 2008
Posts: 10
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Alright! An L frame thread!
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#493 |
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Join Date: April 16, 2008
Posts: 160
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Hey folks! I'd like to join the 686 club!! I just bought my 686 this week, and it is spectacular! I love this gun! It is so beautiful, and the lockwork is amazingly tight and crisp. The trigger feels great to me, both DA and SA. As I was browsing this site a few days ago I came across Hexidismal's shiny 686, and I just had to do a buff job on mine. So, I bought some Mother's Mag Polish and also some Mother's Billet Polish, and I went at it. It took me approximately 17 hours to accomplish the below results. The first picture is a before/after. The second is obviously after.
![]() ![]() I have eagle heritage grips coming this week as well! So, I can't wait to post another pic. Last edited by brockgl; September 14, 2008 at 06:48 PM. |
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Join Date: September 3, 2006
Location: Ulster County, New York
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As a matter of fact I shot the aforementioned shiny gun just earlier today out at the range, and as usual the 6" 686 never fails to impress when I do my part right. 5" Steel plates at 45 yards with Rem .38+P HPs .. *ping* *ping* *ping*
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Join Date: March 4, 2008
Location: Louisiana
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Wow, going to have to do the Mothers polish route on my identical 6" as well. Did you need both the mag and billet polish? Did you use a buffing wheel, etc., etc.?
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Join Date: August 18, 2004
Location: Middle TN
Posts: 102
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How are the 3 inch 686's with the smaller grips for iwb ccw? How do they compare to something like a 4 inch XD/USPc/P30/M&P/ect?
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Join Date: April 16, 2008
Posts: 160
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And yes, Hexidismal, I very much appreciate the inspiration =)... |
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#498 |
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Join Date: March 16, 2007
Posts: 3,695
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brockgl,
Nice polish job. Hex, your polish job has become Inspirational. |
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Join Date: December 26, 2002
Posts: 592
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brockgl,
Nice job. I polished mine, but know it needs more after seeing yours. Are your hammer and trigger MIM ? |
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Join Date: April 16, 2008
Posts: 160
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I imagine they are MIM, I just bought this gun new this week, so my guess is yes. Is there any way specifically to find out?
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