carlson1 wrote: My Newest Revolver - Thanks To Reysc
Here I was, fairly certain you were a former trooper, turned preacher. I didn't know about your former occupation in New Orleans!
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- Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:19 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Best/ Favorite Revolver?
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- Sat Jul 29, 2006 2:00 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Best/ Favorite Revolver?
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I've got to admit... if there's one handgun I despise, it's a Smiff Model 10.
When I started work here, we were issued Model 10-13s. I admit that I have long fingers, but I could not fire those things worth a flip. By the time I had the looooooooong trigger pull taken up, my grip had altered to the point I didn't have a good grip. Plus, there was usually a bump right before release.
I admit those were poor specimens, but I do not like the grip shape on a standard old school revolver.
My wife's Taurus M85 grip is shaped like a Smiff with a T-grip in place. Completely changes the geometry, and much more comfortable. I can shoot it with ease.
Kevin
When I started work here, we were issued Model 10-13s. I admit that I have long fingers, but I could not fire those things worth a flip. By the time I had the looooooooong trigger pull taken up, my grip had altered to the point I didn't have a good grip. Plus, there was usually a bump right before release.
I admit those were poor specimens, but I do not like the grip shape on a standard old school revolver.
My wife's Taurus M85 grip is shaped like a Smiff with a T-grip in place. Completely changes the geometry, and much more comfortable. I can shoot it with ease.
Kevin