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Does Bobhwry have issues? Maybe Bobhwry has some "issues" or perhaps he is the clerk in question:uhoh:

"J" frames - especially the 940.:)

Buy the 686, you won't be disappointed.:)

Yes it is an excellent price..........it will more than likely go up in value, take a look at the current prices on S&W's Model 940 9mm J-frame (which is my current CCW) :) and Model 547 9mm K-frame revolvers on websites like gunsamerica or auction arms. Don't sweat the moon clip issue, I...

Yes, it is a great great gun.........I've owned S&W Model 13's, 19's, 65's, 66's, as well as Ruger GP-100's and SP-101's, Colt Pythons & Trooper MK III's - all were very fine guns but for the money and quality the L-frame is just hard to beat.:)

There is no distinction in Alaska.

Smith & Wesson Model 940 9mm J-frame revolver with a 1 7/8" barrel.:)

Right now it's a 4-inch S&W Model 547 9mm revolver loaded with Cor-Bon's 100 grain Pow'r Ball and carried in a R/H Galco Speed Scabbard. If it becomes much warmer I will switch to a recent production .357 Magnum S&W Model 60 loaded with Remington's .38 Special 158 grain LSWCHP and it will also...

S&W Model 940 or a 3" round butt version of the Model 547 would be my top picks.

I wish S&W would bring back the 547 and the 940.

another pic, hopefully this turns out better........

a better pic of the 58

here's another pic.........

I recently aquired (in a trade for a S&W SW99 9mm) a S&W Model 58 (no dash anything) .41 Magnum Military & Police in about an honest 98% condition, although the original grips have been replaced with a set S&W diamond "coke bottles" grips and the trigger was replaced with a target trigger. The...

I just traded a couple of my Uberti 1873 Colt SAA replicas in .44-40 for an unfired, as new in the box S&W Model 625-5 "Light Hunter", this revolver is chambered in .45 Colt and has a 6-inch ported slab-side barrel with a dove-tailed front sight, typical micro-click rear sight and wooden Hogue...