need info on S&W mod. # .042
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Mike Irwin
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Good points.
Mine disappears in my pocket without a trace. It's light. It's VERY easy to control even with 125-gr. +P ammo. The trigger is decent. It's got good looks. It's a Smith & Wesson. There were only about 6,200 made.
When I figure out the bad points, I'll let you know.
Actually, you shouldn't use it with a steady diet of +P ammo. It can be kind of rough on the hand shooting 158-gr. ammo in it.
Mine disappears in my pocket without a trace. It's light. It's VERY easy to control even with 125-gr. +P ammo. The trigger is decent. It's got good looks. It's a Smith & Wesson. There were only about 6,200 made.
When I figure out the bad points, I'll let you know.
Actually, you shouldn't use it with a steady diet of +P ammo. It can be kind of rough on the hand shooting 158-gr. ammo in it.
9mmepiphany
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i have the stainless/alloy version, the 642
very nice, light, study, handy...i don't need a hammer because i only shoot wheelguns DA and i like the "sealed" (from the top) action
got to know it using larger grips before changing over to "boot grips" for carry...it can go everywhere
can be quite a handful with 158gr lswchp +p ammo, i ususally carry federal personal defense jhp (because i can't find the federal nyclad "chief's special" (non-+p) loading)
very nice, light, study, handy...i don't need a hammer because i only shoot wheelguns DA and i like the "sealed" (from the top) action
got to know it using larger grips before changing over to "boot grips" for carry...it can go everywhere
can be quite a handful with 158gr lswchp +p ammo, i ususally carry federal personal defense jhp (because i can't find the federal nyclad "chief's special" (non-+p) loading)