Apparently I worded my last post improperly as I got replies ... just not to my question ... so I'll try again.
Aside from the cylinders and the action to rotate them, is there any difference between the 686 and 686P? Also, recently, has anyone seen stars on NIB S&W revolvers that look like they've been through a blender?
I don't care about the "Agreement" or how much you like or dislike yours or anyone else's S&W.
If you're not familiar with both the 686 and the 686P, or if you haven't seen significant damage to NIB S&W revolvers, then you have nothing informative to tell me in response to this post.
If you have responded to my previous post and are offended by this post, please don't be. I really would like an answer to my question and someone is less likely to respond if there are already several responses.
Thank you.
Aside from the cylinders and the action to rotate them, is there any difference between the 686 and 686P? Also, recently, has anyone seen stars on NIB S&W revolvers that look like they've been through a blender?
I don't care about the "Agreement" or how much you like or dislike yours or anyone else's S&W.
If you're not familiar with both the 686 and the 686P, or if you haven't seen significant damage to NIB S&W revolvers, then you have nothing informative to tell me in response to this post.
If you have responded to my previous post and are offended by this post, please don't be. I really would like an answer to my question and someone is less likely to respond if there are already several responses.
Thank you.