New S&W 44mag, 45ACP snubbies!

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W/O "the lock" and with a competitive price ... I'd be all over that 396.
 
One in .44 Spl would be cool....if it didn't have the @#&K.
Yep. But it sure would be cool. I might even force myself to overlook that @#&K L***

I shot someone elses LW S&W .44 Spl at the range. The recoil was not as bad as expected and it shot great. Light as a feather. I can't remember the Model #.
 
It looks a little like the Model 29 44 mag bounty hunter with a 3 inch,which I own and it gives your wrist a touch of a spanking, not sure if .5 less barrel might be a little tougher to handel.
 
The 415 Night Guard was shown at the S.H.O.T. show - I was told
this on the S&W Forum.

So, there's 3 N-frames
329, 327 & 325
2 L-Frames
396 & 386
in the Night Guard line that
more or less correspond nmbering
wise with their all Stainless Steel
with Adjustable sights 6nn models.
& the one K-frame they named like
the above as a 315 but it has no
615 corresponding.

& I agree a 310 NG N-frame .40 S&W
or 10MM would be a nice option.
Wll, with .40 S&W leave the heavy 10mM
for a 610
 
The 325 Night Guard specifications indicate an XS Big Dot front sight and a C&S Extreme Duty rear sight- is the C&S sight modified to an XS style V-notch? Or is the sight picture a Big Dot in a square notch?

I once (briefly) had a M66 set up with a Big Dot and the stock rear (square notch)- didn’t work for me at all, and I switched the rear sight to an XS V-notch pretty quickly.
 
in 1999 s&w came out with a 5 shot 44special with titanium cylinder and aluminum frame it was a concealed hammer and weighs 18 or 19 ounces it is the model 296 it didnt sell well and only lasted 2 or three years i have one and it does kick pretty bad
 
S&W isn't repeating their past mistake with the TI cylinder of the 296 the NG line has Stainless Steel cylinders, the 396 NG. is 24.2 oz. & if kept to sane SD loads it will be just fine.

THe 325 NG is 28 oz and imo the best of the bunch with the short case and full moon clips no problem getting the empties out and the full moons into the
cyllinder.

The Cylinder and SLide rear sight link I sent out there explains what it is
and how it is fitted.

THe overall black matte finish/coating is fitting for the use of
the NG line. DOn't want any two tone but the 296 hammer style or
even a centennial style may have been a better chjoice than having
owners bob the hammer.
 
BlindJustice- Thanks for the link, but have you actually seen the Night Guard guns? I imagine you are correct that the C&S sight is unmodified, but I’m curious to know for sure. Thanks.
 
OOOhhhh! I LIKE the M396 Night Guard idea! Sort of a modern, retro Fitz Special (except by S&W, not Colt). I, of course, haven't shot one yet...but I'm willing to bet the .44 Special recoil will be easier to handle from a 24.2 oz. L frame than the wrist-wreck you get from a Scandium J frame running full-house .357 mag loads. The .44 Special doesn't have to move very fast to hit plenty hard! Bob that hammer & add C/T laser grips...now there's a proper CCW revolver.
 
327 ng

Purchased thye 327 NG. Just a big fan of the .357 Mag and the 8 rounds was just the ticket.

Won't replace my Python for field work, but it carries very nice. I don't carry IWB so size isn't an issue, just weight.
 
Is there a point to the 357 and 44 mag in such a short barrel? I thought those bigger rounds needed more barrel length to get the most power.
 
Six-Shot, 44 Mag, Scandium alloy .... J-Frame?

Just buy a twelve pound sledge hammer and drop it on your hand six times ... it will be cheaper (the sledge hammer).

LMAO!!! I was thinking the same thing. But on the bright side. There will be alot of them for sale. Like new for half the price!!!
 
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