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@@jeffmclain4797 what type of ammo do you use? I’m still struggling with it.

@@bripro68 Just federal range ammo....noting special. I find the grouping gets tighter at a longer distance. I have heard the barrels are a hit or miss and can over heat easily.

@@PARR53 thanks for looking. I’ve brought the revolver to the range with the case before and people go nuts looking at it telling me they want one, etc. etc. It was all done on a whim too. As far as the 8 3/8 inch model, if you get your hands on a factory presentation case you can then add some dirty hairy props from eBay Here is a link to my 8 3/8 with the presentation case ruclips.net/video/7L4S7RkvQBU/видео.htmlsi=omQ2hbJtXT8xQ-q9

Agreed. Thanks for watching

​@@bripro68I have a Smith and Wesson 357 magnum, it has no model number on it so I believe it's a pre-model before they did that. it's my baby and I named her Reba.

@@cleophusfowler I agree, but they don’t make them like they used to. I am thinking about picking up a modern production TRR8 though.

@@hanson544 gocha. Honestly quite a few people have told me the lock can be a real issue. I admit I was wrong by assuming it’s folklore. I go with a GP100 for the “house gun” but would feel just as comfortable with this 629.

Can’t really go wrong with 686 and its variants or GP-100. But the Smith has a nicer trigger to me because of the single spring design giving it a consistent trigger feel. The trigger pull is also shorter on the Smith and a bit lighter from the factory. After polishing, my 686+ has a great 8 pound DA trigger. I think this makes a huge difference. But durability and reliability wise, both will handle any rounds you ought to be shooting from them. This means not shooting silly stuff like 180 grain Buffalo Bores from your 4” carry revolver because…what’s the point? Federal 158 grain JSPs, classic 125 grain Winchester HPs, work all day for both.

@@phonzdandridge0025 thanks for watching. It’s still on the pistol and hasn’t had any issues since I put it on. Performance wise I really can’t see what a more expensive one would do better.

I’m glad you stumbled on this upload. Perhaps you can let me know if Siles supplied grips to Ruger. I’ve heard that yes they did and no they did not. Any info is greatly appreciated.

@@resolute123 I believe those designated a model 629. It wasn’t deeded stainless. The six and their model numbers is used to designate stainless steel. It’s possible somebody had it recessed or they could’ve swapped the cylinder with an earlier one. Of course the shop could’ve mislabeled it. Without, seeing the gun I guess we’ll never know.

@@bripro68 Thanks!

@@thomastidewater i’ve seen those, I think they call them 586 silhouette. Maybe I’m wrong but I would imagine that long barrel with the full under lug would add some front weight. I have one gun I was given for free too, but it’s just a raging bull by Taurus. The guy was so frustrated by it he gave it to me. For 25 bucks for the transfer fee I don’t mind having that dog in my collection.

@@keithwilliams2766 thank you very much. I’m definitely happy with the way. Everything came out. Turned out to be a great pick up.

Hello my fellow Pennsylvanian. He’s only on eBay from what I know. I’m going to include a link to a similar holster. From there you can view his other items or contact him directly. I still swear by the set up by the way. www.ebay.com/itm/115678747316

@@FullSugarBrah bought it new about 16 or 17 years ago

@@jayson1071 indeed it is.

@@casualobserver3145 it comes right off with a little mother’s magwell polish. I know there is concern about widening the cylinder gap, but in my opinion, you would have to polish for months before that could ever be an issue.

@@morriszachrisson8359 ones on the wishlist.

@@bripro68 Please make a table top review of your wish guns.

@@sebastiantarantello3893 Thanks for watching. It you look up patriot gun polishing on RUclips his work is incredible but not worth $500 to me.

Thanks for pointing out the title error. This is a 629-1, the early 29s were pinned and recessed. The stainless version didn’t come around until after the changes were made.

@@bripro68Ok. Thank you. I also personally own a 29. Great revolver.

@@mrj10101 thank you. Do you own Smith 44s yourself?

@@sureshot9150 just a kak flash can. I honestly don’t remember if it’s a kak or no name

@@bripro68 nice work man

@@JosephBenjamin-l6m sorry I don’t get the reference

@@palerider964 agreed.

Good question, unfortunately one I can’t figure out myself. I tried to order a second set and they don’t appear to be available anymore.

@@nbaxpeso_7019 6

Wym ?

@@llcxpalotll3829 this is where I got it from www.ebay.com/itm/171938904829 pistol is running great to this day

@@LittleBoyGaming05 it actually doesn’t touch, I lucked out with clearance

@@bripro68 mine touches does it affect anything?

@@LittleBoyGaming05 I would imagine it could cause a problem especially if your slide isn’t going fully into battery. Beyond that it will most likely beat up the front of the slide if it is contacting the comp every time it drives forward. Have you shot it yet with the comp installed?

@@bripro68 no not yet I will shortly

@@gunslinger001yahoo thank you for watching now kindly go suck a dick. You’re so fucking stupid you can’t even realize the point of the video is not what color parkerizing is but the fact that the fucking paint does not match the fucking cap of the can. 100% troll comment. Get a life asshole.

Thank you for watching. I am curious how there exists a gun shop yet the people there can’t own guns. Is it solely for military and police? I believe all law abiding citizens should be able to own firearms.

@@bripro68 Hi again and sorry for only now I am awsering. Here for hunting and target disk parctice, after exams, and psycological tests and other exams they give you permission for non rifled long guns. If you want to hunt big game, they may let you have permission, but the exams are harder, and the license is much more expensive that the ''normal'' hunting or sport use then the first one. They may give you permission also for having and practicing shooting sports using .22 short, or Long Rifle guns. You can only carry them from or to your home, to the permited shooting places, or to the shop or the mechanic in case it is not working properly. The transportation, also has several issues. If you use it in your home self defense or carry it in a holster, then you are in a big big trouble! Now for an end: if you want a self defense short weapon , you have to go through a lot of expensive paper work, and medical and psycological exams and other tests, and in the end they may refuse or give permission for some years. Then you can buy a .22 or .25 auto, and no other caliber is allowed in pistol, and you can choose to by a .32 short or .32 long caliber revolver... The .32 Magnum is also now forbidden since 2006. If you defend your self and/or your loved ones in your house with a legal gun, you can go to prison , easily, and you will have to pay a fortune to the criminal or to his family. Now; in general this is it. If on the other hand a criminal wants to buy and use any kind of gun and ammo, there is no big deal: you can do it illegal, and use it, because even if you are caught, there will not be a big problem as a good lawyer will put you out, or you can go to a better prison, in case you get prison at all, or you can stay at home with an electronic device on your ankle. No big deal... Welcome to Portugal.

@@AndyMontes my main focus seems to be revolvers so I think I’ve picked up a habit of doing as much as I can with the support hand since that’s how I cock the hammer on single actions or doubles if I want to shoot single action.

@@bripro68 makes sense

@@damiandedrick4809 My local shop has had one for sale for 1300 dollars for several weeks which suggests it might be too high right now. If you were to sell that at a shop my guess is you’d be lucky to get around 750. Private sale may get you a grand. Guns seem down in price right now so you may do better if you can hold off. I never sell to shops since they need to lowball you in order to turn a profit.

@@bripro68 ok cool yea i picked it up from a friend private sale for really cheap so I was thinking even if I can get 700$ I’d be fine with that I just seen online that they were selling for upwards of 4000$ so I didn’t wanna get $700 if everyone is charging that much

@@bripro68 but if they are selling for 1,300$ I’m fine with getting 7-8 so I can get a new hand gun or 2 for the collection

@@damiandedrick4809 I hear ya. If you go on gunbrokers completed auctions you’ll see the lunatics pricing their guns that high aren’t getting any bids. If you aren’t familiar with it, you have to click on “advanced search” then completed auctions and type in Smith 29-2 nickel.

@@bripro68I bought that one from the same shop you’re talking about but for a bit less than than $1300 and I’m extremely happy about it.

Thank you for watching. It is an honor hearing from you from Germany. The four inch is definitely something special. In Germany, can ordinary citizens own firearms like we do in USA? I’m not familiar with the gun laws of your fine country.

@@SwaddleBeard nice, keep me posted on how it works for you.