9mm revolver

[jti2255]

thats one bad ass weapon man!

[Failure2Stop]

thats one bad ass weapon man!

Really?
Why?
I would love for you to actually write out a response to something that took more than rubbing three brain cells together to type, or are you just blatantly running up your post count?

[BCmJUnKie]

Really?
Why?
I would love for you to actually write out a response to something that took more than rubbing three brain cells together to type, or are you just blatantly running up your post count?

Thats awesome for a sig line

[decodeddiesel]

This guy can rechamber your .38. Been thinking of doing it for a few years but I just don't want to be without my snubby for that long.

http://www.pinnacle-guns.com/revolver.asp

Oh my! I would be very pleased with a 9mm M&P340 to compliment my M&P9C.

[Docwade]

A friend of mine had his 642 converted to 9mm with a cylinder and barrel swap. It was an aluminum frame and the trigger axis pin sheared off. It's machined as part of the frame.

[Rider79]

That is because the 9mm is pretty close in power to a 357 mag. Most people think of it as a wimpy round but its not. You can launch 124 grain bullets at 1250 to 1300 fps while a 357 mag with 125 grian bullets is typical 1400 to 1500. The 38 is around 900 to 1000 with 125 grain bullets. The 9mm is closer in power to the 357 mag than the 38.
Pat

Would using a round like a subsonic 147 grain JHP help at all?

I'd be very interested in a 9mm J frame.

[PA PATRIOT]

Has anyone actually seen any press releases from S&W or can link to posts from a verified S&W representative that a 9mm snubbie is in the works?

[nobody knows]

I would love a 9mm j frame, but don't want to pay that much for a 940. I may get a used steel no lock 442 and have it converted. But by that time I will probably be close to a 940 in price. But I definitely don't want an aluminum framed 9mm snubie.

[Docwade]

The same friend now has a stainless 3" j frame that he had the stainless cylinder from his 442 debacle put in. It's pretty sweet. I was looking at some ruger speed or security six's for idpa revolver qualifiers. I may have to go 45 acp N frame instead.

[ewenit]

I had been toying with the idea of a Smith 940 for a while because I think the idea of ammo consolidation was really cool as was the cartridges performance out of the snub.
Unfortunately the price of the firearm and the lack of availability (local gun stores) were really the deciding factors for me. Also the dependance on moon clips was something I wasn't very keen on.
So to me, while the firearms' concept seems really interesting the stars just never aligned.