S&W 329

[libertysteeth]

I've got one of these coming
www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/model-329pd
S&w owed me a replacement for something else and this is the only thing they had in the price range that seemed worth the trouble. I'm not sure I even want to shoot it. Anybody have one? How do you like it? What's the ODT value?

 

[TommyT]

I don't know much except if it's an Airweight and that big of a caliber, it's going to wear you out to shoot more than a couple of cylinders through fit. Cool looking gun though.

 

[libertysteeth]

Yeah. I went back and forth with them for a month or 2. They are a pain to deal with. Every time I called they turned me down seems they couldn't just tell me what was available. I could only have 1 gun not add up 2. They blamed the atf for that. You can have that one but we want more money. That's not included it's a classic model(even if it wasn't listed as one). No performance center. No 1911 machine engraved because the engraving is done in the PC. Finally just started throwing models at him(since I finally got him on the phone) until something stuck.

 

[libertysteeth]

I didn't get it yet. It will be brand new. He said 4-6 weeks.

 

[Kman]

I have the 360PD, .357 mag. Snub. It's my summer carry gun because it weighs nothing. I swapped out the tiny stock grips for larger ones because it was painful to shoot with the little ones. Great carry weapon for gym shorts, no fun to shoot!!!

 

[Kahrnut]

Wow, nice. 25 oz., that's about the weight of a Ruger SP101. You might want to pick up some .44 Special ammo, to try.

 

[Ga G Man]

I've got both the 329 and the 360. Great fun, just hang on.