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Have been wanting a wheel gun for a while. Normally carry an auto but have that soft spot for revolvers also. I was raised shooting 38s,357,41,44s so mayby its the memories of that. So was just going to the gun shop to look. Wasnt sure what if anything did I want. Then it looked at me and I couldnt look away. DARN it. Revolvers have come a long way. I bought this one. 357 mag,8 shot,Tritium night site,Light weight scandium (basically like titanium) ,blacked out,Pachmeyer Grip with a weight of 27oz. All of this in a large -N- frame. I know smaller ones like the L frame are better for concealment but I love the larger frames for grip,look and weight balance. So after all the talk I give the New Toy "rlol" sorry just a little excited.
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Nice wheel gun!

I, too, enjoy a good revolver...and one like that is on my list to get too. :mrgreen:
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Very Nice. Now we need a range report on the larger frame, lighter weight......and it needs some holster wear marks and scratches, so it knows it has a good home.
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Fine looking revolver. Congrats.
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Range report coming. Taking it to a tactical pistol shooting event on Nov 14 at dallas pistol club so well see. Matrix 68 its a model 327 S&W. They come in calibers 38,357,44 and 45. May also be in 40 cal not sure.
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What model is that one? Is it an N frame?
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See model above in my post above yours and yes its an N-frame. Its a very beefy lookin gun as compared to L or J frame. Night Guard series.
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Keith...

Thanks for the heads-up on the model...it's been added to my list :mrgreen:
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The only thing I don't like about it is that lawyer lock. Nice gun!

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Gorgeous gun!

I did not know they made such a thing.
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That`s a sweet looking toy , I held one at the last gun show I was at. Talk about light.....
Been thinking about getting one myself.Let me know how`s the kick it .
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I didn't know they made it either Rex. The N frame IMO is what makes the gun and being so light. The lock won't bug me as long as it doesn't effect shooting it. If it does I'll take I off. The pic doesn't do it justice.
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Beautiful pistol! It kind of reminds me of this one, which I've had my eye on ($717.00 MSRP):
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This one is nice too, but at almost double the price ($1,264.00 MSRP):
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I have an older S&W Model 29 with a 5" barrel. It's really accurate, but heavy as sin, and I wouldn't carry it unless it was open carry and I didn't have to worry about concealment.
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