Mark 40
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I have the small hand issue too. Pretty much limits me to J-frame when it comes to revolvers. For example, was gifted a Colt OMM 6" .38 spl. last year, but can only shoot it in single action. Had a Taurus 617 that was just a bit too big and ruled it out for CCW.
Now you don't often see grip circumference or trigger reach listed with gun reviews or manufacturer specs. This information would be most helpful. One site that publishes this data is:
https://www.gun-tests.com
That site has helped me to rule in/rule out guns that I might be interested in. But you have to sign up (free) for the basic data.
Lately I have been interested in an SP-101 model 5720. However I have found the trigger reach listed as 2.95” in double action and also as 3.2” in double action. My LGS had a .22LR SP-101 and although I did not measure it, the revolver was a good fit. I work weekends all winter now so getting to gun shows in usually out.
Does anyone have the ability to measure the trigger span on the 357 SP-101 for me?
Now you don't often see grip circumference or trigger reach listed with gun reviews or manufacturer specs. This information would be most helpful. One site that publishes this data is:
https://www.gun-tests.com
That site has helped me to rule in/rule out guns that I might be interested in. But you have to sign up (free) for the basic data.
Lately I have been interested in an SP-101 model 5720. However I have found the trigger reach listed as 2.95” in double action and also as 3.2” in double action. My LGS had a .22LR SP-101 and although I did not measure it, the revolver was a good fit. I work weekends all winter now so getting to gun shows in usually out.
Does anyone have the ability to measure the trigger span on the 357 SP-101 for me?