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M P Shield Plus - Known Issues | Smith Wesson Forum The Shield Plus with the improperly milled optics slide seems to be a known issue Smith tells me to contact the optics manufacturer after I explain the issues I have with my Shield Plus Why should I contact two separate optics manufacturers when their optics worked perfectly on 3 other non Smith pistols? Smith Wesson lost a customer for life
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Thoughts on Mod. of 1953 . 22 32 kit gun vs. K-22 Masterpiece | Smith . . . My thoughts: Kit Gun - Smaller Frame, smaller grips, less grip options, and stiffer trigger (to me it is harder to shoot accurately) K-22 Masterpiece - Perfect Size Frame, Tons of Grip options, easy to shoot and, action jobs make it even easier K-22 Masterpiece - mandatory in any S W collection Kit Gun - nice but optional
The K-22 Masterpiece (Model 17): a brief history - Smith Wesson Forum This classic Smith Wesson 22 caliber target revolver had its beginnings way back in the early 1930s and is now discontinued, yet it is still an extremely popular item among both shooters and collectors It serves the needs of target shooters wanting a companion piece to 38 caliber target revolvers as well as filling a niche for a field revolver suitable for small game A more accurate 22
Tell me about the Model 25 | Smith Wesson Forum Some of what I read in the Standard catalog about the Model 25 confuses me It talks about the long cylinder and short cylinder 45 Colt guns; I know the revolver is also available (and was initially issued) as a 45 ACP, and different dash numbers are either 45ACP or 45 Colt, and the Catalog