W.E.G.
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The 30 SC is very much a supersonic round.
All other things being equal, not the best attribute for extended range sessions on the pistol range.
As has been pointed out more than a few times, the 30 SC is the answer to the question nobody was asking.
But kudos to S&W for offering something affordable that might have been new and interesting. They can't get it right every time.
What we REALLY want in the .32 caliber class is classy and affordable revolvers. I don't see that happening. At least no the "affordable" part.
All other things being equal, not the best attribute for extended range sessions on the pistol range.
As has been pointed out more than a few times, the 30 SC is the answer to the question nobody was asking.
But kudos to S&W for offering something affordable that might have been new and interesting. They can't get it right every time.
What we REALLY want in the .32 caliber class is classy and affordable revolvers. I don't see that happening. At least no the "affordable" part.