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Oh heck yeah!

Both Lipsey's and S&W have said that this won't be a limited run, and will become regular production.

Like a Kel-Tec P32?

My Lipsey's dealer called about getting me one and said they were "allocated" and they couldn't get me one. I will just wait 6-9 months for the excitement and hoopla to die down. Remember how the Sig 365 was "unobtainium" for several months before production caught up? Same thing will likely...

Brother! If a Glock turns you on....Lord.😄

Not everyone who purchases a Taurus revolver does so because they are cheaper than Smith/Ruger/whatever. Some people purchase them because of what they offer, such as the 856 Ultra-Lite Defender with a 3" barrel. Point me to another manufacturer who offers a 6-shot 3" revolver that is...

What model is that? I don't find any info on a "1013".

Since Kimber can make a 6-shot revolver in .38/.357 (K6S and K6XS) that's the size of a J-frame, maybe they can make a 7-shot .32 H&R. 🤩

Try taking the buttstock off the rabbit ear bag and put it in your shoulder pocket instead? Worth a try.

Thanks, everyone.

Yep. A 6-shooter the same size as a J-frame with better quality (based on my last two S&W experiences) is a winner.

I can't find one anywhere locally to actually lay hands on, so I will probably have to buy one off gunbroker and have it shipped to my FFL.

Does anyone have the 4" K6S Combat? I'm wondering how regulated the rear sight is with regards to windage? I believe the rear is driftable for windage, but I don’t want to have to drive it so far one way or the other that it looks bad. Does anyone have any experience with the Combat?

Based on my past experiences with two brand-new S&W revolvers, I'd rather have a Taurus revolver any day than a S&W made since the 1980's.

Why not Loctite blue?

TAC is pretty doggone temperature stable, in my experience.

Gotcha. Bad reading comprehension skills today, I guess.

Maybe the faster twist of the longer barrel slows the bullet down a bit? I'll bet if you compared the same twist rate in different length barrels you would see more of a difference.

Good gun. Feels great in the hand. I've made some holsters for a few of them. They're chunky things, though.

It's good seeing a picture of the cs9 next to the 3913. I used to carry a 3913 nl, but it was just too big to offer any advantages over a larger gun like a CZ 75 pcr. The cs9 does indeed look noticeably smaller, so I may have to look into getting me one of those myself.