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I've put thousands or rounds through my Model 21 without any issue. The key (never used) is in the box in storage

I love mine!

I bought a new Model 21 (44 special) that had a lock many years ago. I decided to just shoot it until I had a problem. Many years and many thousands of rounds later I decided the fuss about it was a tempest in a Teapot. Oh. The key is still in the box, has never been used and never will be.

I read the well done article. I've always liked the 32 N.P. for pleasant plinkng. Low report and minimal recoil

I'm a fan of shorter barrels. I own a 3 inch, a 3 1/2 inch and a 4 inch. No not 4 3/4, 4 inch

Most of mine are colts but I also have several N frame smiths with 3 inch barrels. All are superbly balanced and shoot great.

I don't know why. I am one of the many who love them. As mentioned, handiness and balance are two attributes I enjoy.

I like mine. I laughingly refer to it as the worlds loudest 22.

I was thinking about cartridge setback with that tiny (Herett) shoulder as well. I would probably opt for the 357 maximum

My first smith was a snub nosed model 10. I loved the feel of mechanical things doing their jobs to perfection. Back in those days I was so young and green I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with it. Sure wish I had it back today

I have the same problem, but with D frames.

I tried using one a few years ago but my hands are just too large and I found I could not manipulate the tiny gun well if at all.

Yes Mr. Newtons rules still apply. My Bulldog wears pachys. I shoot 200 grain bullets with either unique or trail boss depending on the application.

Very nice project Strawhat. Long time no see. Good to hear from you again

A three inch barrel for my Python.

I just had some major surgery but can't wait to get out the range and burn some charcoal

Looking forward to replies since I don't know.

Mine would be a 3 inch Python

Beautiful piece there. You don't often find them in such nice condition. I really like the 32s. Mild report and minimal recoil. Just huge fun to shoot

Frankly I had no idea there were slip gun affictionados out there. I honestly don't think I've ever seen one, though Elmer Keith certainly did and talked about a friend who carried one or two