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I've never had the opportunity to actually shoot a 27, just drool and desire. I did dry-fire a 28 last night and was not particularly impressed. It was fine, but not as glassy as my Python. If I understand correctly the action on a 27 is quite different from a Python, but equally smooth. Yes / No?

OK, so these are all lovely 27 photo's, and I definitely want a 27 as my next purchase (or trade), but can anyone confirm whether or not the internal workings of a 19 (or 66) are as highly polished or "lavishly well-built" as the 27? Any thoughts on the durability or ability to handle lots of...

Beautiful pics. Thanks and keep 'em coming.

I'd love more pictures of these beauties, repeats or not. I'm totally enamored by what I've seen in the way of 27s. I'd be interested to see different lengths in different lights at different angles. Also, I've only seen one picture of a recessed cylinder, so I'd like to see different there. Thanks!

What is the difference between these two models. I know the 27 is the "N" frame and the 19 is the "K" frame, but beyond that what do we see? I've got a 1970 Python, and am looking for a S&W that's comparable. I understand that the 27 is the "Cadillac" of S&W's line, so is the 19 of equal...

I just sold my S&W 386SC, and have come upon a little alloy J-frame pre-lock 5 shot. The J-frame has a much heavier trigger pull than the Mountain Lite. One of the guys at my local range confirmed that it seemed inordinately heavy so I know I'm not hallucinating. I've pulled it apart and the...

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I know this is an old thread, but just a bump for Jardine. I've got a stock Valtro 1998 A1 that is the finest weapon I've ever shot. I bought it for $1300 (ish) and now see that they are selling used for as much as $5000-$6000. Nice investment!

I joined this site after reading several posts by d.feriswheel that were incredibly illuminating. He answered questions I never knew I had. Now I'm here and can't find any posts of his. Anyone?

Wow! You trying to make me regret buying my new '70 Python? I've got to pass along that I'm absolutely in love with my 4" Python (hmm, starting to sound funny). From what I've seen and understand the delicacy of Python's is way overstated. Sure if you are shooting thousands of rounds of magnum...