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I would recommend the Ruger over the S&W just because the Ruger is stronger.
And your evidence for this claim is?
That being bulkier and heavier due to their cast construction instead of forged, they MUST be stronger - don'tcha see?.....
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I would recommend the Ruger over the S&W just because the Ruger is stronger.
And your evidence for this claim is?
dgludwig
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I agree. Mine is the 627 standard 8 shot...not PC. I really like it.I'm going to suggest a slightly different path. Look at a S&W 627. Nice stout N-frame to soak up recoil and handle a lot of heavy magnum loads with ease. 8 rounds of either .38sp or .357mag, great trigger and sights. The only drawback is weight, it is a heavy framed revolver. But with the right holster and belt it carries OWB fairly comfortably. If I could only keep one revolver this would unquestionably be it. And I have some pretty nice Smith's, but this is the most versatile one and just plain nice to shoot no matter what the load.
Almost everyone would agree that Ruger is stronger than S&W, even S&W lovers.And your evidence for this claim is?
Never broke an adjustable sight but I'm sure you guys know Murphy's law...
581 is an L frame & the 15 is a .38 spl only, so, knock yourself out with whatever you want to use.I've got my sights set on either a model15 or a 581. <snip> So now I'll start a new thread on what kind of diet it'll handle, I fear I know the answer with it being a K frame.