The 642 is light enough to carry, but heavy enough to shoot. I recommend it. straightShot
S straightShot Member Joined Nov 25, 2003 Messages 411 Location SE Michigan Dec 24, 2005 #26 The 642 is light enough to carry, but heavy enough to shoot. I recommend it. straightShot
C carolinaman Member Joined Nov 18, 2005 Messages 219 Location Coastal South Carolina Dec 25, 2005 #27 +1 on the 642. Chris
J Jeff Timm Member Joined Apr 17, 2003 Messages 933 Location St. Augustine, FL Dec 25, 2005 #28 The local gun dealers advertise a S&W Factory sale, have a "factory" trained smith on hand to give a free trigger job with every revolver. I got a Sigma SW9VE for 269.99 plus the usual. Some S&W revolvers were under $400 at the same time. Geoff Who notes this has been done at two unrelated shops at different times, here in Jacksonville, FL.
The local gun dealers advertise a S&W Factory sale, have a "factory" trained smith on hand to give a free trigger job with every revolver. I got a Sigma SW9VE for 269.99 plus the usual. Some S&W revolvers were under $400 at the same time. Geoff Who notes this has been done at two unrelated shops at different times, here in Jacksonville, FL.
