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+1 for the 44

Nice! Does it look as good in person as it does in the photo because from where i am sitting you can't even tell that someone took a black and decker sander to it. Did you sand and polish the entire frame or just the barrel?

Some say it is OK to dry fire those revolvers and some say it will damage the firing pin. I don't own a S&W and was only repeating what I have read. Notice I said you risk damage, not you will damage. Not trying to start a fight either.

Hammer mounted firing pin is supposedly less safe than the transfer bar mechanism that Ruger uses and can not be dry fired without risk of damage.

I have one of the new billboard warning message rugers. In deciding between the redhawk and the SW629 the SW lock problems certainly helped me chose the Ruger, but the paragraph is very ugly and unnecessary. I have seen enough posts about how to remove the SW lock but nothing about removing...