Eh, it can't be worse than the trigger pull on my Nagant 1895!
Eh, it can't be worse than the trigger pull on my Nagant 1895!
I can relate to the dreadful trigger pull of the Nagant. I actually won this one in a shooting match. Heavy trigger is right! It takes two men and a boy to pull the trigger in double-action mode. This one is dated 1944.
You can bring them with you as a personal importer.Sigh...... I recently moved to CA and have all my firearms locked up in Utah. I really miss my .41mag
Thanks for the explanation of California regulations, cb91710. I had wondered how folks moving out there handled their personal firearms.
Ya, it's not as bad as a lot of people think. The Brady group gives CA high marks, but honestly, there are at least 4 states that are more restrictive.nice revolvers, California???????? what are u doing??????? madness it has to be.
OOOooo...the 2 1/2-inch Model 66 is so nice, Eaglestroker.
I've got a few. They are nice for reloading; no chasing brass, no fussing about with pressure curves.
My favorite is this S&W 627PC. It is an 8-shot .357 mag built on the N-frame action, with a really lovely trigger pull in both single and double action.
How about a 2.5" K frame for today's viewing pleasure?