Anyone with comments on this S&W revolver. Does the trigger still need to be refined? Is the fit and finish good. I know it has the H-hole but aside from that is it a good CCW piece? Opinions appreciated.
S&W Model 60 Pro Series, .357, 3" bbl. Performance Center Revolver.
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joepistol
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I have no experience with the pistol you posted, so can only offer my general opinion, on another pistol I have that does have the H-hole.
I'd wanted a SS S&W revolver, chambered in .22 rf for a long time. When I finally stumbled upon a used one FS, it had the dreaded H- hole.
I didn't want one with it, but since I'd waited a LONG time to find a SS S&W .22, I bought it anyway..it was at a fair price IMO.
I discovered that in my use, I didn't notice the H-hole had any effect on the trigger pull. It's a nice shooting .22 revolver. I eventually had my gunsmith tune the trigger a bit, so now it's even better. ( Not as accurate as a Mod. 41, but not as expensive either) mine's a 617-8.. and if I don't pay attention to the H-hole, it's like it's not even there.
I'd wanted a SS S&W revolver, chambered in .22 rf for a long time. When I finally stumbled upon a used one FS, it had the dreaded H- hole.
I didn't want one with it, but since I'd waited a LONG time to find a SS S&W .22, I bought it anyway..it was at a fair price IMO.
I discovered that in my use, I didn't notice the H-hole had any effect on the trigger pull. It's a nice shooting .22 revolver. I eventually had my gunsmith tune the trigger a bit, so now it's even better. ( Not as accurate as a Mod. 41, but not as expensive either) mine's a 617-8.. and if I don't pay attention to the H-hole, it's like it's not even there.
porschedog
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Snap caps and lots of dry firing will improve the trigger, IMO.
