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Thread: Smith & Wesson missed opportunities

  1. #121
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    Quote Originally Posted by Archer1440 View Post
    Considering their track record on some examples I have personally seen… maybe so 😜
    Well, he's got you there--LOL!

  2. #122
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikey357 View Post
    Well, he's got you there--LOL!
    He beat me to it

  3. #123
    Quote Originally Posted by jetfire View Post
    I’m sure that “handgun hero” is a more reliable source than the Taurus engineering team that I have direct access to
    Im not trying to argue.. being Im right
    The 856 frame is slightly has a slightly larger window to accommodate the larger diameter cylinder ..
    Taurus actually did what Charter did squeeze a larger cylinder is a slightly larger frame ..
    I sorta surprised how testy ur are being…
    I personally don’t have a 605/905 frame
    But I had a couple of buddies do a bit of measuring.. proving what I already knew
    I know Im not a engineer 🤣
    But I have been around the block a few times 🤣

    BTW tell your engineers to build more 692’s 3 inch barrels and drop the ports

  4. #124
    One thing people forget .. the 85/605/905 Taurus small frame is a bit larger than a S&W J frame…
    But the 856 frame is a great idea .. really has one me over
    Last edited by Buckeye63; 11-29-2022 at 08:16 AM.

  5. #125
    This wouldn't be the first time Handgun Hero was wrong.

  6. #126
    Quote Originally Posted by Buckeye63 View Post

    BTW tell your engineers to build more 692’s 3 inch barrels and drop the ports
    Absolutely not

  7. #127
    Quote Originally Posted by Buckeye63 View Post
    Im not trying to argue.. being Im right

    I sorta surprised how testy ur are being…
    Umm... When a person who access to the technical drawings information provides an answer it is a little rude to say "You are wrong". It is easy to see why some of the SMEs from the past don't post very often anymore.

  8. #128
    As an engineer myself, when a marketing person tells you they “have access to the technical drawings” (which isn’t what was said here, to be fair), better ask for receipts.

  9. #129
    Right or wrong .. I do like my 856UL
    😊

  10. #130
    Quote Originally Posted by Buckeye63 View Post
    Right or wrong .. I do like my 856UL
    😊
    There's a gun I wish we could get more of in the states. Aluminum is tough right now

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