You’re mispronouncing Schofield. Great video though! 👍

I had the opportunity to try this gun at a local range's customer appreciation day. The Shadow Systems rep was there. He let me break it in with a box of 50 rounds of Blazer brass. No malfunctions whatsoever, very accurate. The trigger on this is much better than my Glock 43X (which is the worst Glock trigger I ever had). I bought the regular CR 920 in April. I like this better than the smaller model. I did ask the SS rep - it appears the 15 round magazine will work in the old CR 920; I asked if there would be a sleeve to fill the gap, he said probably, but had no ETA.

Good stuff. Very informative.

I never got onto the J-frame wagon for the same reasons you mentioned; sights sucked, grips sucked, and the triggers sucked from the factory. Finally got on the wagon with the 442UC this year and they at least got two out of three right; the sights were worlds better than the fixed front blade and trench sights on older snubbies I've shot, the VZ grip let me get a high grip on the gun without making the web of my hand pay for it in blood, and the grip was just large enough to finally get all my fingers wrapped around it... ...But the trigger sucked; long, heavy, and S&W now gets to fix it after the trigger made it a habit of not wanting to reset every 15-20 rounds, both in live fire and dry fire, and requiring me to pinch the trigger on either side to push it back forward again. Honestly I think it might be the worst trigger on a revolver I've owned so far, with all my other Smith's having a better DA pull, including my 116 year old S&W M1917 that maxes out my Lyman trigger gauge at over 12 pounds. Once it comes back I'll likely get a spring kit installed to drop the trigger weight by a pound or two, and if it manages to work reliably this time, maybe it'll then be worthwhile enough to consider as my BUG.

Roscoe? Why not just call it murder gun and get it over with.

Run my CR920P slide on my 43x frame with s15 mags. Great edc and IDPA.

I had a Match grade M-14 at my Armory and used it in Matches. Loved it and want one of my own.

Good review

Thanks for the great video, very informative 👍

All of that Plus A BAG OF CHIPS! I handled that Lipsey's Creation at Shot Show 2024 and was well pleased! Had I not just received back from Finks Custom Guns at Gunsite a S&W Model 60 DAOnly and "Action all Slicked Up" I would jump all over this one ';-)

They don't offer in 327 magnum so in a couple of years they can bring that out and charge you another $100.

This was the first shotgun ever bought and this video was a great intro tutorial on it! I appreciate how he approached it for a beginner - I love the OE Outfitters firearms review videos

Hey that’s a nice review! Thanks. 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

Wish they had taken it up to the .327. Other than that, looks solid.

How long do you think it can stay loaded? Without wearing out the magazine tube spring.

The barrel is way shorter 1. 7/8 in to be exact

A versatile .32 wheelgun is a riot. Definitely on my list!

To add to your comments, my gx4 has not only been extremely reliable. The build equality feels better than my walthers. And none of the recall issues I've noticed that with the sig 320 and other guns of that ilk. I know that Taurus did have a couple of recalls but mine was not affected by it the recall. And other than being selective on ammunition, no reloads. The gun has not failed going into battery or in reliability. I think I saw more teething issues with the p365 and I purchased this as a throwaway weapon, this has become my EDC

The sights don’t make that gun worth 800+

This is a genius idea from S&W, in an era of a lot of bonehead ideas and products by many large manufacturers. And I am not the type to spread lavish praise on a product willy-nilly. S&W should go a step further and offer 3" barrels.

I will carry a revolver. And it will be a smith and Wesson. Just not that one.

I like the design and the really like the sights but WHY didn't they chamber it in .327 Fed Mag? They could have made it in stainless steel too and it would be a winner. As it is, I don't want it.

If you can find one cheap enough...It's worth it.

Colt is asleep at the switch to not offer a new Agent, with alloy ? Plus p rated frame and hammer shroud. A six shot 38 not a 32

I'm wanting a pocket carry revolver and looking at the original 642 and Charter Arms undercover. Any suggestions?

I've had mine for a couple months now (642UC .38). Not only does it have a "real" front sight, but also a real rear sight. Excellent set of sights! Also, these VZ grips are fantastic...perfect size, very comfortable, won't catch on cover garment during draw, and enough traction to not squirm in the hand. The sights and grips are worth the price of admission, IMHO. Compared to my 2 all-stainless 640's and another standard 642, I don't feel a big difference in trigger pull quality, but it's slightly better. There are also a couple of tweaks to strengthen the revolver, which I have to take on faith. The one of these that I am a big fan of is the 2-piece barrel...despite what some detractors say, in a revolver like this, the liner/shroud barrel reduces stress on the aluminum frame and is a good thing. Overall, this little gun is absolutely worth the extra money over a standard J-frame. Good review!

First it would have been perfect if it was a keyless 638. Next , what is the actual barrel length? Is it a legitimate 2 inch barrel ? That translates to a little more velocity than the 1 7/8 usual J frame barrel

The trigger is absolutely not performance center good. I have this and it is better than stock but not PC good, Grip is good. Sights are great.

So glad I found this video...Thank you kindly for taking the time to make this content!

Another expensive gun with a watercolor finish from Smith and Wesson.

Excellent! Thank you.

Very competent review

I don't understand why S&W doesn't just make better front sights in the first place. I held this in person a few weeks ago, the trigger was only slightly marginally better. The front sight was excellent. I can't justify selling my current Smith, then spend $800. The only benefit is a better sight. I know they boast they threw other stuff on it, but meh. It's a $800 J-frame with a real front sight. I really wanted this to be a great pistol, but it fell short for me.

Just subbed. OE has level-headed content with professional presentation

Any idea what the lbs is on the trigger pull? Did I miss that?

A great honest review.

Very well done, sir. Good info. This is one of my favorites in my inventory.

Excellent review. Well done, thanks.

X/S sights are top grade I use them in optic height on my M&P 2.0 10mm.

Solid revolver offering imo. With all the R&D and technology, I would like to have seen a 6 shot .38 +p and/or 6 shot .327.. That would make a very nice carry.

Excellent review! Thank you

RICK GRIMES

I took my Cattleman II out yesterday and shot it with the 45ACP cylinder I purchased for it. It took a little machining to make it fit properly, which I let a qualified gunsmith do. Probably put 35 Colt longs and 50 ACPs through it. The ejector rod housing screw came loose. Probably the last one I haven't used the Loctite on. This is the first time I've shot it since installing the Wolff springs in it. Definitely worth every penny.

This old man likes the short barrel, easy maintenance, reliability, light, wide ammo selection, and my tapered barrel later version 'tactical' is plenty accurate enough (2-3 moa). ARs vomit on themselves every time you pull the trigger. That's why ARs like oil. AR or Mini, avoid Russian steel case ammo.

This revolver is really hitting on all cylinders for me, but the major detractor aesthetically is that ejector rod hanging out there in the open with no locking bolt connecting. Not to mention the lack of a proper hammer stud. It’s understandable that they omitted this to reduce manufacture time and cost, but visually I would pay the extra money to have it. It might seem silly, but this will be the main reason why I will pass on this revolver. I think heritage should’ve partnered with Rossi on this one. .

Excellent video.

Just waiting my 72 hours before I pick mine up!

I would not want any ambiguity about whose property the gun is.

I love everything about this gun better than the Glock 43X, but I don’t think we can say it’s as reliable. Maybe after a lot of breaking in, but overall I think Glock is hard to beat for reliability.

I’m confused about the grain, what grain is stronger or weaker? 400 vs 325 vs 300?