Smith & Wesson Model 686 Plus 3-5-7 Magnum Series (.38 SPL vs .357 Magnum)
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I just saw the second video of yours I like how you get right to it, I’m gonna start watching your reviews! 👍
Beautiful pistol! Got one on order from GunBroker, coming soon. Great shooting form... no flinching at all!
It certainly is a good looking shooter. Congrats on your new pistol, I hope you enjoy it 😄Thanks for stopping by!
I have one just like that but the three inch and one with fluted
Cylinder in the the three trust my life every day with one or the other they a great revolvers
Very good video, but when you make a review about a double action revolver, you would shoot both in double action and single action to show us the diferences between SA and DA.
Exactly the point is to see how u gonna defend yourself in a life or d scenario...
U aint gonna be doing no western movie single action rapid fire...
Nice gun.
You have very shaky hands but you can still shoot pretty good. 👍
I got the 5" and 7." Would have gotten the 3," but I got that 66 2.75" when they came out and then I got a 327 sc/s.
I personally can't justify buying this gun, but everybody else should be able to.
I'm a big fan of the Model 66, as well as the 5" version of this gun. I think you have great taste in steel 😄
Nice shoot’n
Seeing how well you handle that recoil and how you always shoot in single action, why don't you just get yourself a single action 44 mag?😂😂
I find both single and double action revolver shooting enjoyable and often shoot this pistol in double action as well th-cam.com/video/d0Qy6P_XbvY/w-d-xo.html. My only .44 Magnum revolver is a double action which I also shoot in both single and double action th-cam.com/video/Ps4ajJhAm2w/w-d-xo.html
Me gusta mucho este revólver
Me too! 😅
@@GigatonsGunworks quiero un par de ese revólver
What's the barrel size of the revolver?
This model has a 3" barrel.
Have this same unit coming for a hiking excursion from Sports South. Always wonder why folks take a defensive oriented revolver and shoot it single action?
"Defensive" revolvers don't typically come with hammers, or have spur-less / shrouded hammers which the 686 is not offered with as far as I'm aware. Those guns also all tend to be sub-compacts and not full-size revolvers like the 686. If it has an exposed hammer spur, it's there to be cocked manually if you want to. If you want to see how this gun performs in double action, you can check that out here th-cam.com/video/d0Qy6P_XbvY/w-d-xo.html or th-cam.com/video/T-2G17UsSa4/w-d-xo.html. Congrats on your upcoming 686, it's a fantastic shooter and one of my favorite wheel guns!
@@GigatonsGunworks Been shooting L frames since 1982 I never ever use in single action. That's how you develop defective nureal pathways which can lead to bad outcomes in defensive shooting. If you cock a gun in practice you will cock it under stress. Which can lead to those nasty wrongful death suits. Lots of folks who lack professional instruction fail to grasp the subconcious nature of firearms training.
Glad you found what works best for you! While I understand your point of view, I'm inclined to disagree. Firearm manufacturers don't provide a hammer spur on the pistol purely for decoration and it both has a function and can be good fun. Not everything about firearms is about shooting a bad guy and not everyone uses every revolver they own (or even a revolver at all) for conceal carry or defensive use. I find that being well versed in all aspects of my firearms as well as well practiced in all shooting disciplines a joyful experience and makes me a better shooter and helps me to appreciate the hobby and sport that much more.
@@GigatonsGunworks Oh I understand but a comitment to trying to master the modern technique of the handgun does not allow for anything that dulls the skills necessary to remain left of the bang. Cocking a defensive oriented firearm is like buying a Corvette and not ever taking any performance driving techniques. Classic Dunning Kruger effect
Well alrighty then! Thank you for that inspirational nugget of wisdom, you must be a real joy to be around! 😂
Is that a 4 or 3 inch barrel?
It's a 3 inch barrel.
Yall hating on him shooting single action when single action helps you aim better in life or death situations. Especially when your limited on ammo using a revolver in the first place a spray and pray method is your worst choice. If he truly wants a self defense pistol I'm sure he has or can get a semi auto which holds at least double if not triple the amount of ammo where spray and pray can actually be somewhat formidable.
She's done after 7 rounds no matter how many times you pull that trigger..............
It's a habit I developed when I was younger due to miscounting my shots to make sure I didn't drop good rounds. That hasn't happened in ages but I kept the habit. You'll catch me doing it with every wheel gun 😂
@@GigatonsGunworks I had to pick on you a little bit. I'm a bit OCD and my brain counts every round whether I'm trying to or not. I think I may have "FOECD", Fear Of Empty Chamber Disorder. You won't find that term anywhere else as I just coined it. Keep up the good work. I have the 7 inch version of this piece and I think I'll have to have the 3 inch as well.
Me gustaría tener un par de ese revólver me fascinan los revólveres
😍😍😍
I have the 5” version of the 3-5-7
Nice!! I was really torn between the 3" and the 5" 😍😍
Hope to add the 3” to my collection as well. I held the 7” version. Too front heavy for my taste. Love the revolver! But had (2) issues with mine. 1) Really dirty for a new gun. The grip fitment was really bad! Getting s set of Hogue’s most likely.
@@J.R.F.23 Ah I'm sorry to hear your gun wasn't perfect out of the box but that sounds like a sensible solution to me. I've also done a few grip changes for some of my revolvers either for ergonomics or looks and I've always been happy with the results. I agree, the 7" was too front heavy for me as well and just a little too much gun for what I wanted out of it. Good luck with your upgrade, Hogue makes great aftermarket grips!
I never shoot my revolvers in single action
There's nothing wrong with that, but maybe change it up some time and do bit of single action shooting too! It can be a good deal of fun. I personally enjoy revolvers in both double and single action. The manufacturer doesn't provide a hammer spur just for decoration 😄Otherwise you could just buy one of the hammerless models to save on a tiny bit of weight and reduce snagging.
Well aren’t you special. I’d like to join your club, but I never shoot in double action.
@@GigatonsGunworks I'm born an raised behind the iron curtain in NJ so I don't carry despite it being much easier to get cc these days
@@callmesceptical9114 I am aren't I 😊
@@boricuaarecibo9259 dude, get your cc and start packing while u still can ✌️
Practice Double action only, THAT"S all you'll have time for unless you are hunting & have a target that is not attacking you!!
Dude learn to shoot double action...in a life or death situation u will not have time to shoot single action....and if u wanna shoot single action jst for the fun of it..learn to use ur left hand to cock it, that way u don't lose ur sight or grip.....I have the exact same gun only in 2.5" and 4".....love the heck at of them.
Careful with your off-thumb close to the cylinder bud
shaky asfuk boi lol
Clearly if you watch his other videos you would see its something common thus i assume he doesnt have control over it, either way the man shoots pretty damn good so why does it matter.