Posted by Brad Buchanan on December 18, 2012 at 10:31:27 from (74.71.185.165):
Hey everyone.
I have been looking about a year for a second handgun with a bit more accuracy and knockdown power than my Model 60 (pictured).
I should explain that I am not the most knowledgeable person in the area of guns. I had to qualify at work and was a pretty reliable 280+ out of 300 shooter with a revolver. I can shoot a 5 inch group at 75 yards with the model 60.
I have a friend who was a former co-worker and now works in a fairly large gun shop and he suggested that I try some guns out by establishing a shooting grip and with eyes closed bring the gun into firing position.
I tried quite a few guns and the one that felt the most natural was a S&W 686 Plus .357/.38 stainless.
I am looking for opinions about this gun and other suggestions.
This gun is a big purchase (at least for me) at about $850.00.
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