Interesting thoughts on Smith & Wesson

[jtcarm]

He forgot to mention the .350 Legend X-frame.

https://youtu.be/44W-7eRh21A

[okie john]

He's a shooter, so he thinks that S&W should sell what shoots well. Most shooters have no idea what matters on a weapon, so they buy stupid stuff, which S&W will happily provide.


Okie John

[Borderland]

I wasn't aware that S&W just came out with a metal frame M&P. Shows you how much I follow new release pistols. I get the NRA magazine and just about every issue has a new release something or other so they probably covered it. I probably didn't read it.

Their market is obviously new shooters, or should I say new buyers. Some probably won't ever shoot as a sport. The pistols are probably purchased on a whim for a perceived SD need. That's fine except the market has been flooded with those for awhile now. Why not just buy a Glock.

The last S&W I purchased new was a 625 revolver about 20 years ago. I wish I had spent the money on a gov't 1917 instead.

[Buckeye63]

I wish S&W would build a 10mm revolver on a L frame instead of a N frame

[Dave T]

I wish S&W would build a 10mm revolver on a L frame instead of a N frame

I'd buy an L-frame 40 S&W if they had one. I don't need a 10mm any more than I need a 357 Mag. Not interested in impressing anyone at the indoor range with muzzle blast, I'd rather be able to control my follow-up shots better.

Dave

[Jim Watson]

It is all your fault, you did not buy a Model 646 while they were being made.

[Catshooter]

It is all your fault, you did not buy a Model 646 while they were being made.

Yes, all twelve of them.

[Buckeye63]

I'd buy an L-frame 40 S&W if they had one. I don't need a 10mm any more than I need a 357 Mag. Not interested in impressing anyone at the indoor range with muzzle blast, I'd rather be able to control my follow-up shots better.

Dave

One of my favorite revolvers…
40 S&W