S&W 44 Magnum
S&W 44 Magnum
I went to the range last Saturday, it was bitterly cold. A friend brought his S&W .44 magnum and I got to fire off a few rounds. The revolver originally came with rubber grips and was comfortable enough to shoot as 44 magnums go, but he purchased these wooden ones and its now a whole different ball game to shoot. The grips are quite big and have sharp edges at the bottom. When using a two handed grip the sharp edges dig into your hand upon firing. It really wasnt a pleasant experience.
Ian
FILL YOUR HANDS YOU SON OF A BITCH !!!
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FILL YOUR HANDS YOU SON OF A BITCH !!!
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I used to have a Model 29 before the ban, i think i could stand the unpleasant experience of shooting that one Ian!
Joe
I used to have a Model 29 before the ban, i think i could stand the unpleasant experience of shooting that one Ian!
Joe
You need one like this
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pachmyer grips are much more comfortable
GG
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pachmyer grips are much more comfortable
GG
Just keep shooting we'll worry about it when the smoke clears.
Believe it or not, my wife likes to fire this one better than any of my others.
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