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pete2 · August 18, 2012, 03:50 PM

I have a newer 686+ with the lock on it, it hasn't caused a problem, have a 642 and a 625 with the locks. The guns have other problems but the lock is just there. All three are just as accurate as the older revolvers but don't have the fit and finish of the older revolvers. There are a lot of used revolvers for sale. I just bought a model 15-3, not like new but very nice for 365.00. I have an older 586 that's a real shooter, used it for IDPA with a Kydex holster so it isn't pretty any more but it may be my favorite for shooting.

August 18, 2012, 03:50 PM	#5
pete2 Senior Member Join Date: May 15, 2012 Location: Texas Posts: 2,566	I have a newer 686+ with the lock on it, it hasn't caused a problem, have a 642 and a 625 with the locks. The guns have other problems but the lock is just there. All three are just as accurate as the older revolvers but don't have the fit and finish of the older revolvers. There are a lot of used revolvers for sale. I just bought a model 15-3, not like new but very nice for 365.00. I have an older 586 that's a real shooter, used it for IDPA with a Kydex holster so it isn't pretty any more but it may be my favorite for shooting.