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Anyone ever have one of these? Found 2 for around $600 used and the triggers feel amazing but know ZERO about them.

Any thoughts/opinions are appreciated!

Jason

A friend has one, I've put a few cylinders through. It's a smooth revo for sure, shot well...but I don't like to own a gun I can't buy replacement parts for. You can order every single part for a S&W J-frame shipped to your front door in a day or two...and can be tuned to have a damn fine trigger pretty easily.

If your deal is two guns for $600, not $600 each, then why not give it a whirl.

They are excellent in every way. Heavy for .38 use, and a handful with .357 fodder. That was the only issue I had. That price is THEE lowest I've ever heard for one. So, absent any damage/wear...you can't get hurt on resale. Their 2022 catalog has an airweight alloy-frame in .38-only on the cover. Wish the bastages would get around to producing the darned thing!

Great quality revolver, but a bit overpriced new. Even at $600 each, it's a pretty fair deal. I just don't care for the push button cylinder release.

I really appreciate all the info and input!

The price is $600 per, still on the fence…I love the way it feels in the hand but really wanna shoot one first.

Thanks again all!

Bro, someone's going to beat you to that deal while you are balancing on the fence-rail!
...you can't get hurt on resale.

pneuby wrote: ↑January 19th, 2023, 9:33 am Bro, someone's going to beat you to that deal while you are balancing on the fence-rail!
...you can't get hurt on resale.

This! .. I dont think you can score a Ruger sp101 for that price and ruger triggers are hit and miss. I love me some revolvers and the K6 has great reviews. If I had the money and inclination I would jump.

Sportman’s has them for over a grand right now. Grab both…