SMITH AND WESSON MOD 586 FOR SALE PATCH
Running a cleaning patch down the barrel I can attest to how well the lands and grooves are in this piece. I am getting 2 ½ inch groups at 25 yards from a rest, and the barrel is very straight and lined up good with the frame. The frame mounted firing pin is easy to clean or replace or fine tune with a newer one if you want. Much like Post 2018 Marlins at Remington these things are very clean cut. When I was looking around inside I was amazed at the machine work and detail. I took the double action down to about 8LBS and have continued to shoot it. After about a thousand rounds I pulled off the side plate to enhance the action and there wasn’t much to do. I have ran this 586 most every week at the range and have not experienced one problem. Pretty paperweight but they just would not hold up to real shooting. No matter how pretty these revolvers were and no matter what we did, they were nothing but paperweights in my book. A few years later, I tried running a few Pythons.
What a beautiful gun but he had to borrow one of my extra Model 10’s to get him through the course. I remember one fella that came to a Chapman class that brought his Colt Python. The LFrame was needed to replace the KFrame for those that wanted a little stronger revolver to hold up to a lot of rounds and a diet of Magnums as well. A very clean shot that worked instantly with no meat damage. 357 Magnum on his spine at the top of the body. As the Tom turned away I placed the 110 Grain Federal JHP. I took my first wild turkey with a 6 inch 686 back in the day. It comes with a pinned front sight blade (should be standard on all revolvers) and a 4 Inch barrel. I have run countless rounds through many LFrames over the years and this one is my best one yet. This 586-8 of recent production is a fine example of a quality revolver at a decent price. However, there are some that still perceive the foreign cars to be better. It is no secret that the global streamlined auto plant is putting out some good stuff these days right here in America. That was just one of his problems with that gun.Īs we have seen huge improvements in all manufacturing today with better materials and engineering for production, I am reminded of the automobile. The primers were being hit on the edge and luckily none went off. A good friend of mine had his Performance Center 686 go down at a Match in Michigan. In the beginning of these newer models, as the shooter came to the line with these new Smiths, we made observations of broken firing pins, guns going out of time within a few hundred rounds, the built in lock mechanism hanging up, and the first gen of MIM failing. Keep in mind the process of industrial perfection has been a long road since Eli Whitney. When something works for me I tend to stand by it and have been bitten many times by trying the new mousetrap if you will.Ī few years back BossHoss told me to give the new Smith and Wesson Revolvers a try. Those of us who use our shooting tools a lot find much value in something that works everytime, anytime and for all time. This review is about having an open mind. The Smith and Wesson Model 586-8 Model 586 | Smith & Wesson () is one great revolver.
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