New to me , out of 40 day hold

I hope you enjoy yours, as much as I enjoy mine!

Congratulations!

Keep them coming. Roll the eye candy!

Looks great!

Never heard of a 40 day hold. Where ever you live they must be concerned you will get the virus from the gun!
I have a no dash 686 and love it. Smooth single action pull out of the box. The DA was good before I stoned and deburred the mechanicals. Now it is great.

40 days has great significance.

I think you should have high expectations!

One of the best guns available anywhere! I am jealous. Please tell us the story of the biblical hold!

CharliesHammer said:

In Ca. consignment guns have to go through a 30 day hold. You can start the ten day waiting period afterward. It sucks but you get better deals.

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Ah. You bought the gun through Turner's?

40 day hold? Are you in CA?

CharliesHammer said:

All stores supposed to hold the guns 30 days and are not supposed to advertise till after the hold. But yes I purchased a 586 and a 686 from Turners in the last six months.

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Dunno about the official rules but in my experience Turner's is the only outfit that does that. Regardless, you have a great gun and I'll bet you enjoy it!

Very nice revolver! Worth the wait!!

Congregations in your new revolver. Too bad you have to jump through hoops to buy such a fine revolver.

Congratulations!

CharliesHammer said:

In Ca. consignment guns have to go through a 30 day hold. You can start the ten day waiting period afterward. It sucks but you get better deals.

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Not to "Rub it In", but I SURE am glad that I live in a FREE State, with much less nonsense...Bill.

CharliesHammer

Well worth the wait I dare say! My Model 686 no dash is my all-time favorite S&W .357!

Very Nice Looking Specimen!

Congratulations. Nice revolver. and from behind "the Granola Curtain" too

I had a no dash, 6” and a -1, 4” that I used in PPC competition. Both very accurate and easy to shoot. Even carried the -1 on duty! For a week and then went back to the lighter K frame. When i quit LE work I sold both L frames. If I am going to carry that much, it will be an N frame.

I do hope you enjoy yours, they can be very accurate just heavy.

Kevin