Okay, I know the subject has been beat to death, but I'm putting a spin on it. . .
I'm a Smith fan. Big Smith fan. But it can not be denied that the Super Redhawk is a big, robust, sturdy machine. Truly impressive. I actually consider comparing the SRH with the N-Frame to be something of a mismatch. I would think S&W would want to counter punch.
My question is: I wonder if Smith & Wesson has considered making a 44 Magnum on an X-Frame? (six shot)
It would seem to be a good combination if you ask me. I mean, I like the 44 Magnum round, but it's a bit . . . intense, when loaded to full power. If Smith were to make a 44 Mag on the larger X-Frame, many may find it more tame and manageable, I'd think.
I'm just curious how many other revolver enthusiasts would find an X-Frame 44 Magnum something they'd consider owning?
I'm a Smith fan. Big Smith fan. But it can not be denied that the Super Redhawk is a big, robust, sturdy machine. Truly impressive. I actually consider comparing the SRH with the N-Frame to be something of a mismatch. I would think S&W would want to counter punch.
My question is: I wonder if Smith & Wesson has considered making a 44 Magnum on an X-Frame? (six shot)
It would seem to be a good combination if you ask me. I mean, I like the 44 Magnum round, but it's a bit . . . intense, when loaded to full power. If Smith were to make a 44 Mag on the larger X-Frame, many may find it more tame and manageable, I'd think.
I'm just curious how many other revolver enthusiasts would find an X-Frame 44 Magnum something they'd consider owning?