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About LinkBacksThe 60 & 36 are both called J-frames, but obviously the 60 has to be a bit longer, at least in the frame/cylinder.
How does the 60 compare to the SP101?
Anybody have any comparison pics?
Appreciate it.
This is a discussion on Size of S&W Model 60 (357) vs Model 36 (38spl) & Ruger SP101 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; The 60 & 36 are both called J-frames, but obviously the 60 has to be a bit longer, at least in the frame/cylinder. How does ...
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The 60 & 36 are both called J-frames, but obviously the 60 has to be a bit longer, at least in the frame/cylinder.
How does the 60 compare to the SP101?
Anybody have any comparison pics?
Appreciate it.
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I have an SP-101 and it's a great gun. The Smith from what I've been told has a smoother trigger, and weighs 2 oz. less.
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Too light for heavy work, too heavy for light work!
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If i'm not mistaken, the S&W 60 has high-viz sights, while the SP101 has unpainted sights built into the frame, yes?
I've got a Model 36 where the sights are built into the frame, and they're hard to pick up at the range; forget about it at night.
My buddy's thinking about a 357 revolver for an EDC, and I frankly don't know much about what's out there.
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Hi-Viz sights are available on the S&W model 60, some come with a ramp.
Can't help with the size difference.
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well my model 60 and 36 are this same size. but they both are the old 38 sp j-frames. the new model 60 in 357 mag is a little bigger, longer that is, for the 357 mag round over the 38 sp round. and the barrel is a little longer. don't know much about the ruger, except it is a good gun.
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