9 mm target pistol

[banger]

I wish Smith would make the 686 in a long-barreled (8-10") 9mm . . .

[2TAP1]

How about a 38 super?

[shotgunshooter3]

If they chambered it in 9x25 Dillon couldn't it handle most of the "9's"? IE 9x25, 9x23, 9x21, .38 Super, 9x19, 9x17/.380 ACP...

[azmick]

If they chambered it in 9x25 Dillon couldn't it handle most of the "9's"? IE 9x25, 9x23, 9x21, .38 Super, 9x19, 9x17/.380 ACP...

With use of moon clips, it could. I think there would be a pretty small market for it.
look up Models 547, 940 and 942, 9MM Parabellum revolvers seem to beg for an answer to "Why?"

[Triplelock]

With use of moon clips, it could. I think there would be a pretty small market for it.
look up Models 547, 940 and 942, 9MM Parabellum revolvers seem to beg for an answer to "Why?"

Yeah Mick, whatever happened to the 357 MAXIMUM?

Hank

[azmick]

Yeah Mick, whatever happened to the 357 MAXIMUM?

Hank

It is living a full life in rifles and single shot pistols (T/C Contender) using 180 gr (and even heavier) bullets. Ruger made a #1 in .357 that you could buy cheap a few years ago (I'm always a day late and a dollar short) that I would love to have stretched out to Max length.
Didn't Federal have a rimmed 9MM for a while?

[gearchecker]

I just sold A Ruger New Model in 357 Maximum this past Thursday. It's in pretty nice condition.
The buyer's going to have his smithy change it over to Bisley style grips so it'll be a better shooter.
He said the revolver rolls into his hand better when he shoots it.

Regards,
Gregory