June 5, 2008
OfflineThe 715 was just a real dream to shoot and had a trigger system that would make the guys at S&W Performance Center cry. Unfortunately we were shooting 50 yards with open sights and could not really determine how accurate the gun was , but my friend and I were at least on the paper. Without optics I can not even see target if I have my sights in focus.
I will be D&T the 8″ barrel for a scope and will have a real shooter at the 50 range I am quite sure.
As far as the gun mechanical function went it was perfect and had no lead spiting or lead fouling on cylinder face so the timing was perfect. I was shooting 158 gr LSWC-HP and then 6 factory 125 JHP CorBon and it was a stellar performer to say the least.
It's a keeper for sure. 
PS: It is not a HV8, just a V8
Not a full under lug.
Revolvers
New Model M-715 Pistol Pack
1911's
Bob Tail RZ 10mm - Bob Tail RZ 38 Super by Keith @ DW - DW 38 Super Guardian
June 5, 2008
OfflineI have fallen for the SS models myself, but the big frame guns (744 at least) are very pleasant to shot. The 44 Mag is almost like shooting my S&W Model 48 (22 mag ) which is light enough to have recoil.
What surprises me is DW did not sell more of these revolvers then they did with the quality and far better triggers then S&W ever had.
Revolvers
New Model M-715 Pistol Pack
1911's
Bob Tail RZ 10mm - Bob Tail RZ 38 Super by Keith @ DW - DW 38 Super Guardian
December 17, 2008
OfflineSmall frames definately have a sweet trigger system.
Although I have to say that I was even more impressed when I shot CDF's SM - may have been the sweetest trigger I've pulled.
Yeah, this aging thing on the eyes is not right - seems to me I used to (30 years ago) be able have all three points in focus. Had a chuckle on your 50 yd. comment, sure, that's me too - not to mention progressive bifocals...
You got a keeper for sure - V shroud config is my favorite.
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