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New to me 642 |
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Posts: 406 (10/26/08 16:17:30) Smith Shooter Guru |
Hey guys,
i was lucky enough to find a 642 j frame at this weekends gunshow...its a no lock -1 model and was cheap enough i thought, so i grabbed it. i love these little hammerless j frames! |
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Posts: 885 (10/27/08 05:57:06) Smith Shooter Guru |
Well done. We are looking forward to pictures.
Jim
Firearms safety is no accident.
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Posts: 195 (10/27/08 13:48:30) Smith Shooter Fanatic |
Congratulations. I like most all of the little Smiths, but don't have any of the modern hammerless.
Pictures??? |
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Posts: 278 (03/01/09 02:24:09) Smith Shooter Guru |
Those Centennial types are about perfect for an always gun. They hide and carry real easy. Great little pistols.
John
Northern CA Hi Powers & blued S&W .44 Specials "Life brings us sorrows and joys alike, it is what a man does with them- not what they do to him- that is the true measure of his mettle." T. Roosevelt "I can so put both feet in my mouth, just watch!!" Me |
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jimg11 |
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Posts: 1017 (03/01/09 05:30:13) Smith Shooter Guru |
The concealed hammer J frames do carry very well and I find that my 2" pre 40 shoots extremely well. Thare is something about that particular trigger
pull.
Firearms safety is no accident.
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