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Smithhammer said:
That's the Dan Wesson 'V-Bob' - bobtailed Commander version of one of their flagship models, the 'Valor.' Chambered in .45 ACP (of course). I have a few other DWs, but the V-Bob is hands-down my favorite. It's perfection, as far as I'm concerned. :thumbsup:
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Thank you for the info. I’ve had a couple Ed Browns in the past but your Wesson is beautiful
 
Looks like the color of that holster is a perfect match for the color of the revolver scales. Was that intentional? Or just wear over time?
Either way, looks beautiful.
 
dogboye said:
Looks like the color of that holster is a perfect match for the color of the revolver scales. Was that intentional? Or just wear over time?
Either way, looks beautiful.
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Nope, no intent. Just came out that way. Thats one of my water buffalo overlay holsters. They patina up pretty good. Thanks
 
cbach8tw said:
Now I see why you call it a snake gun, didn’t know the bullet could come in with shot.
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Yes sir, they are made by a company called CCI and hav been around for a very long time. I can testify to their extreme effectiveness, they do work not just a gimmick. So folks will carry the snubbie with the first round or two being snakshot. Use to be there was a widespread idea that they wouldn’t function in a semi auto. And I’ve seen them in the past come apart in semis but I think they are building them stronger these days. Couple years back the wife ran several mags through one of her semis to prove to me that they would function the gun and that they would be alright not shaking apart. She was correct. They come in multiple calibers from .22 on up to .45.
 
For all you revolver guys, I'm looking at adding a revolver to the collection soon. I had a GP100 in the past and liked it but moved it for something else.

Considering the following

Ruger GP100
S&W 686 Performance Center
S&W 686 Pro Series
S&W 686 Plus Deluxe

Thinking I want a 5 or 6 inch.

What are your thoughts?
 
BMCGear said:
For all you revolver guys, I'm looking at adding a revolver to the collection soon. I had a GP100 in the past and liked it but moved it for something else.

Considering the following

Ruger GP100
S&W 686 Performance Center
S&W 686 Pro Series
S&W 686 Plus Deluxe

Thinking I want a 5 or 6 inch.

What are your thoughts?
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I'm not a fan of current production S&W revolvers. Unless I was finding an older S&W in good condition, I'd opt for the GP100. I have the 7-shot 4.25" version, and it's been great.
 
I have a GP100 in stainless 4” barrel. Fun to shoot, especially in .38 Special
 
Smithhammer said:
I'm not a fan of current production S&W revolvers. Unless I was finding an older S&W in good condition, I'd opt for the GP100. I have the 7-shot 4.25" version, and it's been great.
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I've heard this quite a bit. I really do like all of my M&P's that I own. But I've never had an older S&W revolver to compare a new one to. What is it about the newer ones that you're not a fan of?

Terry M. said:
I have a GP100 in stainless 4” barrel. Fun to shoot, especially in .38 Special
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You know, I wish I wouldn't have sold the GP that I had. At the time I thought I was only going to have 1 pistol and it was too heavy to CC. Now I find that I love handguns and shooting them so I should've kept it.
 
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