Just traded for a used S&W Model 28....got a couple questions.

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My guess is the model 28 "Highway Patrolman" is the weapon which established the 357 magnum at the top of the heap among documented man stoppers.
Very likely the Model 19/66 Combat Magnum was in way more police holsters when the 125 grain JHP ammo gained the reputation as THE man stopper.

Not nearly as many cops carried the heavy Highway Patrolman as the lighter Combat Magnum.

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You got a screaming deal on that M28 once you get those simple mechanical questions sorted out.

They are heavy and utilitarian and a lot of folks truly love the M28s. Fabulous revolvers, and a lot more valuable than the Model 1905/M&P/Model 10 K-framed .38 Specials.

IMHO, leave the finish alone. If the cylinder is really bad looking you can find a decent used one if you look around some on the S&W forums . . . then get it fitted to your M28. HOWEVER . . . there's nothing at all wrong with some good, honest wear on an M28 "shooter."

Enjoy a fabulous N frame!!!
 
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