Can someone explain to me the differance between a S&W 686 and the 686 plus, other then the cost...
B BOOM-BOOM Member Joined Oct 24, 2006 Messages 115 Location OHIO Mar 1, 2010 #1 Can someone explain to me the differance between a S&W 686 and the 686 plus, other then the cost...
R rcmodel Member in memoriam Joined Sep 17, 2007 Messages 59,074 Location Eastern KS Mar 1, 2010 #2 686 is a six-shooter. 686+ is a seven-shooter. rc
OP OP B BOOM-BOOM Member Joined Oct 24, 2006 Messages 115 Location OHIO Mar 1, 2010 #3 Well that explains that.. I kinda feel a little stupid
T The Lone Haranguer Member Joined Jul 30, 2006 Messages 11,714 Location Johnson City, TN Mar 1, 2010 #4 Unless you intend to use the revolver for shooting games built around six-shot fire strings, I can see no down side to an extra round.
Unless you intend to use the revolver for shooting games built around six-shot fire strings, I can see no down side to an extra round.
J jad0110 Member Joined Feb 28, 2006 Messages 4,050 Location Somewhere between the Eastern Block states and Flo Mar 1, 2010 #5 Unless you intend to use the revolver for shooting games built around six-shot fire strings, I can see no down side to an extra round. Click to expand... That, and Safariland still doesn't make speedloaders for the 7 shooter, as far as I know anyway. The plus costs a tad more too, $30-50 or so IIRC.
Unless you intend to use the revolver for shooting games built around six-shot fire strings, I can see no down side to an extra round. Click to expand... That, and Safariland still doesn't make speedloaders for the 7 shooter, as far as I know anyway. The plus costs a tad more too, $30-50 or so IIRC.