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I purchased a 686 today. I was dry firing the 686 and in single action it felt real lite. I felt if i sneezed it would go off.
If you wanted to shoot single-action you should buy one. Why people buy a double-action and then shoot it mostly in single-action defies logic. Learn to shoot double-actions how they were designed to be used...in double-action.
Well, I don't know about anyone else, but I buy a double action revolver because I can !! It's a choice each person must make for themselves !
I also own many S.A. revolvers & am quite fond of them also, but that being said, a single action is just not the best choice for a carry revolver.
I like to carry a D.A. revolver as my daily carry gun at times, and am quite capable of using it to good effect in D.A. mode ! However, I would deem it irresponsible to use that same revolver in D.A. mode while deer hunting with
it, as I am quite sure most any responsible hunter would agree !!
So, that being said, anyone has the option to buy what he likes and use it as he chooses.
Jim