The 3" Model 65 really shines in this department. Full length ejector rod, all stainless steel construction, six shots, all wrapped up in a K-Frame package. Don't get me wrong, I'm a sucker for the L-Frame, but for carry, make mine a K or J.
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The 3" Model 65 really shines in this department. Full length ejector rod, all stainless steel construction, six shots, all wrapped up in a K-Frame package. Don't get me wrong, I'm a sucker for the L-Frame, but for carry, make mine a K or J.
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I don't carry it, but I bought a 386 "Nightguard" model for my wife (she likes "black" revolvers). Anyway, it holds 7 rds, weighs a tad over 24 oz, and has a tritium front sight with a wide-notch combat rear sight. We haven't put 357s through it, but recoil with the 135g +P Gold Dots is cake. Too bad the model is dis-continued, but maybe someone will let theirs go!
I love that revolver and if I were to carry a revo-that would be it, weighs less than my P226 that I carry all the time.
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had a 3" 686 and loved everything about it except the wieght of carrying it. if the price is right and you like a heavy gun go for it.
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