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Haywood replied to the thread Quick! If you had a choice of two S&W model 66’s which would you choose?.2.75” barrel -
Haywood replied to the thread Capacity concerns.I carry Two J-Frames often. Most of the time I’m at home or not a highly populated area. That and speed strips. If I’m going to city...
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Hello. A friend of mine dropped me this, found cleaning up someone's attic. People were sneaky back then, pre-1900 black powder...
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Haywood reacted to Miami_JBT's post in the thread Those Brazilians keep enticing me with things I want at affordable prices with
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My Rossi (a Taurus) is lock free. The Heritage (a Taurus) Roscoe is lock free too. Taurus is phasing out the locks and simply using up... -
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Model 66, seven shot .357 Magnum.
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A lot of folks seem to make a big deal out of the hammer lock. I have never paid any attention to it. I have never used it and it has...
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You always have the classy photos
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I too like J frames. Top to bottom: model 638,442 and 36 Pre 43 Airweight Kit Gun Model 60 Pro
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Black are not that bad 😁
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I tried that briefly ... But decided to go a different direction ... :rofl:
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There's no way I could NOT kibbitz on a J-frame thread! 🙂 First -- I am gratified and impressed by the array of fine J-frames you...
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"J" frames are great fun, and very useful. My model 60 w/Bianchi Lightning grips has been my pal since the '70s. There are a couple I...
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I have three j frames. A 442, 642 no lock, and a 637. The 442 finds itself in my pocket frequently. I did change the grips on the 637...
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Even though I have a K-22 that gets shot more, the combination of the J frame and the 22LR just seems to fit. This photo has been posted...
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