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I had no idea this existed until I saw it in the shop the other day. I bought it, and it's lighter and more svelte than my M12. It gives up just a modicum of trigger smoothness over the classic old Smith, but not enough to hold me back. Haven't wrung it out yet.

BJ, it seems you are the first and possibly ONLY 'end-user' I've seen post about this model. I've watched all of the You-Tubes on it, but certainly hope you can offer more insight. I see the other pistols you posted about and I am quite familiar with them all. To me, the Canik TP9 (series) is a...

I couldn't ever get past that in actuating the lever, it pulls the butt off of my shoulder. I guess a really sticky pad would've fixed that, but I didn't have the patience.

SDM's Are HEN's teeth! Never fondled one before. In a prior life, I would've begged, borrowed, and likely stole for one, LOL. I've LONG wondered why they didn't get a clue and put them into serial production. Afterall, Colt's sold enough Commanders over the decades to show there's a market for...

Exactly what i do, because the LSWCHP do deform, as you may think. Both in strips, and in loaders where you split some behind of the belt as well as in front. Perfect way to go if you want spares other than jacketed fodder.

The LSCR boot grip has cushioning rubber along the frontstrap and backstrap. It is, however, smaller in girth than the Tamer. Less to hold on to. I can get through 5rds of 38+P without it wiggling its way out of my grasp. The Tamers, though more assuring in the hand, don't do as well in pocket...