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Center fire guns I will usually dry fire, with a few exceptions dry firing a .22 is a huge no no since the firing pin hits the breach face and damages it.

686 I think?

Mmm S&W .357 goodness.

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Just a quick update, have roughly 1000 rounds through it so far. Not a single issue with shooting commercial and reloaded brass, I believe it would handle steel as well but I'm reluctant to do that to such an expensive rifle. I intend to buy an extended Rail (Midwest most likely) to get my hand...

I own all but the Glock, which I've had but I'm just not much of a Glock fan.

And most rifles won't make any sound due to having a last round bolt hold open. Exceptions would be the AK series of rifles, G3, FS2000 and a few other euro rifles.....just something else to consider.

Damn Ark, when did they get states in Canada?

People are really gullible enough to think DeWalt made that?

Very jealous, I love my Smiths but I want one of those WC GP100s something fierce...but I've never seen one locally:sad72:

I want an FN PS90 in pretty much any other caliber, 5.7 is to hard to find and is expensive but the compact bottom ejecting design of the PS90 is awesome.

I've been kicking around the idea of buying another S&W M&P series pistol after trading my 9mm, I would like to get a CORE model next time.

Ruger does not have a warranty on paper, but it is well known that as long as they have parts they will take care of you.

I had a chance to check one of these out at a LGS, very nice rifle with excellent fit and finish....the stock is the only thing that felt out of place.

Thanks guys, I'm all for the tacticool toys but something just feels right about a nice revolver. They do come in the 8 shot variety, that extra hole is pricy though. .357 Magnum - Smith & Wesson

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My dealer owned me a favor and made me a hell of a deal on a S&W 686 plus..... I've long lusted for a 7 shot .357 Mag so it was good timing. DA trigger pull needs some work but that is to be expected with a stock trigger.

I'm in for $1600, had an SR556 that I regret selling.....this would make a fine replacement.

I would pick the S&W every time over the Taurus, quality is worth the price.

Out of your list I went with the SR556, you get a lot of well made gun for the money going with the Ruger.