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A Review of the S&W Model 681
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<blockquote data-quote="Boehlertaught" data-source="post: 2347092" data-attributes="member: 14520"><p>That's a great looking Smith. I've started a collection affaire with Smith revolvers lately. Glock 'em down that's a cool story on sighting in your Smith. Woulda scared the crap outa me too. I remember a story, I think in "Guns" magazine by ether John Taffin or Mike Venturino, a fixed sight revolver "sight in tool" was fabricated and was for use at the range. A vice of sorts that held the barrel of the pistol. Then you simply and carefully bent the barrel a little. The cool part is that this takes a lot of force so how do you get the leverage to do this at the gun range? Well, they made the vice fit in the receiver hitch on a pickup. Kinda cool I thought.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boehlertaught, post: 2347092, member: 14520"] That's a great looking Smith. I've started a collection affaire with Smith revolvers lately. Glock 'em down that's a cool story on sighting in your Smith. Woulda scared the crap outa me too. I remember a story, I think in "Guns" magazine by ether John Taffin or Mike Venturino, a fixed sight revolver "sight in tool" was fabricated and was for use at the range. A vice of sorts that held the barrel of the pistol. Then you simply and carefully bent the barrel a little. The cool part is that this takes a lot of force so how do you get the leverage to do this at the gun range? Well, they made the vice fit in the receiver hitch on a pickup. Kinda cool I thought. [/QUOTE]
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