Ok here it is.
No 945 to shoot, sorry, I wanted to give it a try also. According to the rep, he couldn't get ahold of one.
No more square frame,,ever,,never as in they will not make anything unless it is a round frame. The round frame can "simulate" the feel of the sqaure frame, but not vice versa. BOOOOOO!. Curent mfg process can't be changed, hence Smith will go with only the round butt. Guess that means they will go without my $$$$$ for a new Smith. That statement was met with a shrug of the shoulders by the Smith rep.
Cowboy shooting at present hold very limited interest for Smith and Wesson, but like all shooting sports, they continue to keep an eye on it. ???
Ti wheel guns, like all Smith and Wesson products will shoot anything they are rated for. If rated for plus or magnum they will handle it. If it doesn't, they have a lifetime warranty. Prety solid statement, but a bit ambiguous.
It was very hard to get in any conversation with the rep, he had people lined up 3 deep to talk to him. Most of the guns they had to try were wheel guns and the sigma's. I didn't care to wait an hour for range time so I passed on the offer. The number 1 requested gun to try (after the non-existant 945) was the Model 41 in .22 rimfire.
sorry this is so short, but the poor guy was swamped with people and didn't have much time to spare.
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