Anyone else having second thoughts on the MR73?

[Sal Picante]

The ramps, rather than being ramps straight down into the notch, are more divots that actually rise back toward the outside of the cylinder as you travel closer to the notch.

Mine is not like that. Mine is an earlier model 3" Gendarmerie ...

I do plan on running mine in some matches - I'll keep an accurate round count/etc...

[jetfire]

Mine is not like that. Mine is an earlier model 3" Gendarmerie ...

I do plan on running mine in some matches - I'll keep an accurate round count/etc...

Need some K-frame loaders? I have...spares

[jtcarm]

Need some K-frame loaders? I have...spares

Thought you were in the market for a Model 15?

[Sal Picante]

Need some K-frame loaders? I have...spares

I might take you up on that... I think I've got some Safariland Comp-3's somewhere...

[jtcarm]

The 6 inch DW I had for T&E was wonderfully accurate, but dear god was it heavy. Like, one of the things I really like about the MR73 is that it delivers this insane accuracy while being pretty svelte

That started me thinking (dangerous, I know), but how does accuracy compare to the Python?

I had crossed the Python off my list because one of the features that’s supposed to make it accurate, the hand being in contact with the ratchet at firing would seem to make it pretty delicate, since the hand would take a beating.

Be advised, my knowledge of the Python is limited to what I’ve read, so if I’m way off base, feel free to correct me.

[jetfire]

That started me thinking (dangerous, I know), but how does accuracy compare to the Python?

I had crossed the Python off my list because one of the features that’s supposed to make it accurate, the hand being in contact with the ratchet at firing would seem to make it pretty delicate, since the hand would take a beating.

Be advised, my knowledge of the Python is limited to what I’ve read, so if I’m way off base, feel free to correct me.

MR73 is more accurate than the Python, but not by enough to justify spending 1300 more dollars