Yep, there's a difference between wanting and having. $
I completely get that!
686 sounds like a good choice... hmmm
It’s sad that the lawyer lock Guns are 750.00-800.00 whole no lock version are 900.00-1000.00. It tempting to give in and buy a new lawyer lock version.
Tell you what....if you got a place to use it, I might could pass through your neighborhood in a few weeks and you could try mine.
Those locks a affectionately called the "Hillary Hole", it's where the revolver's soul leaks out.
That's probably the best description that I've heard. I know that the newer guns are superior in some respects. For some irrational reason, that hole just bothers me.
I absolutely hate the HH or what I refer to as the infernal locks. I swore I would never own a gun that had one. But...
I found a 640-3 that was all that was available when I went looking to buy so I went ahead and picked it up.
Shortly after I got it I removed the lock anvil inside the gun to disable it. It was my favorite carry gun for over two years and I recently replaced it with something with triple the capacity.
I have been thinking about selling it only because my financial situation doesn't allow me to keep every gun I've owned and even though I don't even think about the lock anymore, it's almost embarrassing to post an ad to sell a gun with the IL.
I don't know why the locks bug people so much. No sweat off my back. I don't engage it, and have no issues.
Kinda like when I go out metal detecting. THey call it treasI completely get that!
Because they were perfectly fine and worked great before the lawyers got involved. It is an answer to a question that was not asked and it was an imposition on the rights of gun purchasers as well as additional manufacturing so more cost. That's why
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