Old Shooter
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M2 Carbine, Two left-handed shooters at the same time? How'd they do? I shoot right hand and as much as I try I just can't make things work using my left hand/eye.
Anyone prefer an all steel j-frame?
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snooperman
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I like steel...
but can see why many people prefer the lighter alloy guns for the benefit of light weight. However, there are trade-offs too, which I personally do not want to take.
but can see why many people prefer the lighter alloy guns for the benefit of light weight. However, there are trade-offs too, which I personally do not want to take.
oldfool
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make mine a S&W model 60 no dash snubbie, SA/DA w/ hammer
(bought NIB way-back-when, $320)
(bought NIB way-back-when, $320)
earlthegoat2
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When I do weak hand shooting with a pistol I dont change eyes. I just tilt the gun a little to favor my dominant eye. Kind of gangster but the gun is not sideways at least.
jglcolosprgs
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Off the Smith and Wesson site.....
https://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp...1&parent_category_rn=45302&top_category=45302
Specifically.....
https://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp...&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=45304&training=
S&W is OUTRAGEOUS on the price of wood..... look around I'm sure you can find something somewhere. They are basically a "Bantam" grip in wood. They are much shorter than the rubber grips which came "stock". The rosewoods are much easier to carry, harder to shoot.
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