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Bgutzman:
I'm not sure about carrying a N frame Smith for concealed carry. It might work with a narrow belt holster under a loose fitting shirt. As for comfort, I wore a Smith & Wesson 625 exposed when I worked at B&B sales in Westminister. California. The pistol was so comfortable that at the end of one shift I walked to my car and drove to a 7-11 before I realized that I was still packing. Using a .44 Magnum might endanger by standers when the bullet exits the target. Hand loads in the .44 special range would be prefered. I have a Smith modle 29 that is fourty-seven years old that has had thousands of rounds shot through it, most all at full power. I had it inspected at at Magna Port and I was told that the cylinder/ forcing cone gap is still within specs and it still locks up soild. The Smith 29 is a reliable and fun gun to shoot. The modern guns are more sturdy then the older modles.
Semper Fi.
Gunnery sergeant
Clifford L. Hughes
USMC Retired
Last edited by Clifford L. Hughes; June 17, 2011 at 07:06 PM.
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