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I'd buy all they could stack in front of me at that price. You stole that piece. Nice grab!! I love my 586.
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The 586 was discontinued after the -5 model. The -5 was the first 586 with the frame mounted firing pin and MIM hammer and trigger(same as the 686-5).
Its been years but Smith just started producing the 586 again but it now has the safety lock also.
Great gun you got there.
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Are there ANY factory loads available that aren't safe for every J&K frame factory chambered for .357?
I have read a lot of info that the hot 125 gr. loads did a certain amount of flame cutting on the K frames but that didn't make them "unsafe" did it?
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No. Certainly safe in K's and L's. They just wear schit out faster.
Travis
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Id buy them at that price all day long,My 4"no-dash is my favorite revolver.
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