What Is Your LEAST favorite Smith & Wesson "modern day" handgun?

Dan,

Any Sigma.
I think the people at Glock are still chuckling and shaking their heads, even after all these years.



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I go along with those who say "Any current revolver". Round butts, rubber grips and now I hear a rumor of no more blue steel. I'm trying to track down the rumor and e-mailed S&W, but so far no reply.
I dearly love the S&W revolver, but these folks certianly have forgotten where they came from. :(

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Any S&W auto. I have never fired one or have even SEEN one that on a consistant basis was reliable. After being around several law enforcement agencies that carry S&W autos all of the line guys who carry them want to be rid of them with good reason. S&W autos are crap. S&W knows it too or they wouldnt have tried to copy the glock. So even now if S&W makes a great auto it is my opinion that they will be a long time in getting back LE customers.
 
Smith Third Gen autos have never given me any problem and although I have had a couple problems with Smith revolvers I still like them better than Ruger or Taurus. I would say the biggest turd in the Smith lineup is the Sigma in general and the Sigma 380 in particular.
 
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I have tried 2 different Sigmas....a 40 S&W and a 357 SIG.....both sucked! No accuracy at all and the sights were way off.
 
The mostly aluminum revolvers are the pits, but the stainless steel RB J & K frame revolvers are the only handguns I really like, or buy and keep. When I worked patrol for any department that allowed me to choose the handgun I would carry, my choice was always a S&W stainless RB, and they never ever failed me.
 
I say the 4506 ,it started out as a tackdriver when i first got the gun but by the time i put 300 rounds through that one it couldnt hit the broadside of a barn i got rid of it real quick and bought a real gun the Para Ordinance P14.
 
Any and all semi-auto models, because: (1) they're ugly; (2) I don't like the way they "clank" when dry-fired, and; (3) they don't point well (naturally) in my hands. 1 & 2 are purely subjective, but #3 carries LOTS of weight.

I still think that S&W makes the best DA revovlers in the world, bar none.

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