My 5" model 60 is HERE

[Angus]

So I've blasted away with a hundred or so Lee WCs over 2.7 of Bullseye and I am really happy with the results. The gun feels great and shoots like a house on fire. Such a great, practical walkabout revolver.

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[2 dogs]

Nice! I really like that one.

[littlejack]

Really nice piece. Nothin at all wrong with a S&W.

[theperfessor]

Sweet!

[songdog53]

Nice looking revolver but then i am partial to S&W.

[Ben]

Send it to me for " an adequate evaluation " , I'll keep it ( for a long time ), then
I'll give my " review " on it.

Very nice ! !

Ben

[DanWalker]

That is one fine looking piece sir! Nice to see S&W classic revolvers still being appreciated.

[arjacobson]

very nice!!

[Angus]

I can reliably print 1" at 12 yds right now with a Lee TL wadcutter moving at a scorching 700ish fps. I'm sure I can tighten it up even more with more trigger time. I loaded up some full house Lil'Gun loads in 357 brass and didn't like them nearly enough. I'm probably just going to shoot it as a 38, as it'll do everything from rabbit and grouse duty to whitetail dispatch.

[9.3X62AL]

NICE!

Nothing says that 357 cases can't get 38 Special load intensities installed. More than half of my MagRev cases are so loaded.

I have a Colt Police Positive x 4" in 38 S&W that gets used a LOT for desert-bumming duties. Even at modest velocities, Lyman #358477 exacts a toll on jackrabbits. At 700-725 FPS, they go right where the fixed sights are looking.

What S&W needs to do with this concept is add 327 Federal to its caliber list.

[revolvergeek]

I always wanted to try one of those out, but have never actually seen one in the flesh so far. Seems like it would be a perfect little utility gun. Congrats!