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Jayhawkhuntclub · December 2, 2012, 08:56 AM

Well I agree with it taking a little extra push to close the cylinder. But mine has a shorter trigger stroke than some of the Smiths I've tried. I wouldn't consider it a long stroke at all. The LCR has as good a trigger pull (often better) than any Smith I've shot. And I love a good K or L frame trigger. J frame triggers can't compete with the LCR. My LCR can produce sub 2.5" 5 shot groups at 20 yards and can ring the 50 yard gong pretty regularly. Personally, the recoil in the 357 is more than I care for so I carry, and shoot, mostly 38s. It's a lot of gun for the money.

December 2, 2012, 08:56 AM	#2
Jayhawkhuntclub Senior Member Join Date: December 13, 2007 Posts: 581	Well I agree with it taking a little extra push to close the cylinder. But mine has a shorter trigger stroke than some of the Smiths I've tried. I wouldn't consider it a long stroke at all. The LCR has as good a trigger pull (often better) than any Smith I've shot. And I love a good K or L frame trigger. J frame triggers can't compete with the LCR. My LCR can produce sub 2.5" 5 shot groups at 20 yards and can ring the 50 yard gong pretty regularly. Personally, the recoil in the 357 is more than I care for so I carry, and shoot, mostly 38s. It's a lot of gun for the money.