S&W should reduce their revolver catalog
S&W should reduce their revolver catalog
One thing that really frustrates me about S&W is their catalog of revolver models. They have somewhere around 9 thousand models (slight exaggeration) but only actually make about a half dozen of them. I have done the research several times and settled on a particular model and barrel length only to never be able to get one. I realize they have to make what sells and demand is at historic levels. But they should just drop those models and barrel lengths that are never available. End of rant.
Re: S&W should reduce their revolver catalog
justifiable rant 

Now is the time for all good men to get off their rusty dustys...
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Re: S&W should reduce their revolver catalog
I just want a 310 Nightguard. But do they make it anymore? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Jerks.
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Re: S&W should reduce their revolver catalog
At least they still make the 686, damn I regret selling mine decades ago... The stupid stuff we do as were young...
But yeah, as was said... justifiable rant.
JC
But yeah, as was said... justifiable rant.
JC
Re: S&W should reduce their revolver catalog
Rich wrote:One thing that really frustrates me about S&W is their catalog of revolver models. They have somewhere around 9 thousand models (slight exaggeration) but only actually make about a half dozen of them. I have done the research several times and settled on a particular model and barrel length only to never be able to get one. I realize they have to make what sells and demand is at historic levels. But they should just drop those models and barrel lengths that are never available. End of rant.
Variety is the spice of life. Currently I only own one S&W revolver, but I have about 4 more on my short list. You can never have too many choices.

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