Depends on the gun. My old S&W Bangor-Punta era 6" Model-28 wasn't very accurate and it spit lead like its lungs were infected or something. So I sold it.
On the other hand my Colt Trooper MK-III is the most accurate revolver I've owned to date (bought my first revolver in 1979, a S&W Model-18 Combat Masterpiece). In the hand though, I have to give it to the 4" barrel as the ideal tube length. The very best, most accurate gun I ever owned was a super-sweet S&W Model-15 Combat Masterpiece. Simply deliciously accurate and soooo well balanced.
That does it! I'm goin' shootin' tomorrow!
On the other hand my Colt Trooper MK-III is the most accurate revolver I've owned to date (bought my first revolver in 1979, a S&W Model-18 Combat Masterpiece). In the hand though, I have to give it to the 4" barrel as the ideal tube length. The very best, most accurate gun I ever owned was a super-sweet S&W Model-15 Combat Masterpiece. Simply deliciously accurate and soooo well balanced.
That does it! I'm goin' shootin' tomorrow!
