Kimber K6s VS K6xs

[@hickok45]

First K6 video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boO0cnqObptqmMk First K6xs video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoaXl6iEjsaSe5o

[@notsure1686]

I would love another video on this, whether it has taken the spot of last pocket carry you'd get rid of

[@ALBANIAN_MAPP_HD]

For all new viewers: This Man is a 6'9 tall giant, this is the man that we would all want as our grandpa. Thats why most of guns look small on his hands This man is a legend

[@Agent_tx_tiger]

Yeah and he’ll also take out the 2 liters if we have any we don’t like too

[@Cap5332]

He is 6' 8"

[@johnnyssik]

😅

[@stephenmoerlein8470]

Hickok45 for president! :)

[@Sicksociety334]

Tennessee breeds us tall ones

[@atoadigi]

I have the K6xs and it is awesome!!! Great trigger, light weight easy to carry IWB or in a pocket, handles +P ammo just fine plus it's a 6-shot, a must have if you like the j-frame size revolvers. My 5-shot snubbies have been sent to the safe.

[@jw4620]

Reviews don't mean much until an owner tells me about it. Thanks!

[@mickwood5072]

Gunsmith, trainer, and author Grant Cunningham gave a fair amount of insight into the design of the K6 line. The first thing I noted when picking one up is that the back edge of the trigger is smooth-edged, one of Grant’s tips I would imagine. Thanks for the video.

[@richardkluesek4301]

Bought an "XS" when this video first aired. Delighted and not at all concerned about quality issues raised by other reviewers. Yankee Marshall posted today about the SADA version and there was such concern from a commenter who passed on buying one. There are reports of defective Kimber firing pins so I bought a TK Custom for a backup and will shoot at least 100, to 200 rounds before carrying the gun, and will keep the J frames for rotation. The SDR Diamondback is on the wish list.

[@doofhund3526]

I have the K6S. I carry on my belt so the weight doesn't bother me.The original grips are don't fill my hand well. I eventually got the overmolded rubber grips from Kimber and they really make a difference. i shot Magnums and the grps helped with the felt recoil.

[@robedwards6926]

Which holster do you use with it?

[@doofhund3526]

@@robedwards6926 I prefer leather so i use a Silver Dollar pancake holster from Simply Rugged

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Shooting two guns, especially two revolvers side by side, really tells you everythong you need to know as a shooter, how both feel and immediately your brain and mind get a sense of the difference. I rented a ruger lcr 22 LR to do side by side shooting with my 43c, like your comparison video a while back, and it made me know which was better choice for me right away. Both nice little light weight compact, concealed hammer, double action only revolvers aimed at carry, but the minor differences on paper are felt much more noticeably on the range. I MUCH prefer for the 43c for the extra hundred bucks

[@tangledline]

Just picked up one and I am going to use it as a backup for a bit. The man is right..us old schoolers used to carry .357s, .44 specials, 45's and even the 9mm S&W were heavy. As an instructor, I tell my students with simple to Gucci Glocks. There is a gun for everyone and everyone for a gun. Thanks Hickok.

[@boostimalaka1]

I have the K6S, it’s now my favorite snubnose in my collection. The S&W 640 rated for +P+ was my favorite. I remember Federal was always providing ammunition for Greg’s videos.

[@savage22bolt32]

For years, I searched out Federal ammo for my first choice. Today I feel a burden has been lifted, because I can buy whatever is available on the shelf. I've never bought on line, but I know people who do, & I recommend Widener to them.

[@zipper396]

Just picked up a barely used stainless k6s.Its like owning a piece of art.cant stop looking at it and touching it.

[@MR.IceCreamMan93]

That’s what she said

[@Diego-m3g6g]

Wow, those look modern, hammerless, robust looking. Good stuff

[@jerryobrien8352]

Just saw you in Strain 100. Right On! Awesome to see you in there!

[@-Iridescent-]

0:49 i love when he jokes around, makes my day 😂

[@msharmall7298]

That one really got me, was hilarious

[@327Federal]

Smith & Wesson is gonna be forced to bring back the 327 Fed Mag Six Shot J Frames to Compete with all these other Tiny 6 Shot Revolvers

[@louisirwin2474]

I believe they premiered one at Shotshow2024

[@327Federal]

@@louisirwin2474 S&W 432UC is six shots of 32 H&R Magnum

[@vitodelorto1796]

My AirLite 357 weighs the same as my Kimber micro 380. It's probably the same as the KSX. Lighter is definitely better, for pocket carry.

[@dashcammer4322]

When you get really light, an ounce or two is a pretty big percentage difference.

[@vitodelorto1796]

@@dashcammer4322 definitely. If I shoot more than 148grn 357s, in my airlite, it hurts my hand🤣

[@jalton9416]

I love my Smith M&P 340 with a Hogue grip.

[@midnight4540]

These Kimber revolvers are Very nice. But cost is another view with respect. I agree 7oz a big difference for sure, thanks and take care.

[@dandersonjr]

I pocket carry everyday all day and really wanted a K6s but in the end I bought a S&W 360 PD because of the weight factor. I might consider also purchasing the K6xs but I do carry .357 Magnums in my revolver. 38 Special +P may do the job just as well but honestly the Magnums are not that bad unless of course you want to shoot 200 rounds through it at the range in one day.

[@Kh2456]

Buy the K6xs and carry it appendix with Buffalo bore 158 grain L.S.W.C.H.P. and also keep the 340pd in the pocket. New York reload is hard to beat.

[@mtj2085]

Magnums out of a 2” barrel are a waste of money pointless

[@randyreynolds1045]

another great review. Thank you❤

[@RichB804]

Looking for a pocket carry revolver. You just made my decision for me. The k6xs is the choice for me. Will go pick one up today.

[@jasonwolfe9892]

Nice. Kimber makes a nice revolver. 👍

[@jasonwolfe9892]

Nice. Kimber makes a nice revolver. 👍

[@TehWingmaster]

The video I’ve been waiting for! Thanks!

[@holic_shot]

Thank you for doing this practical comparison!

[@christopherquinn5899]

Those are very impressive as defensive pistols, and appear to be quick and easy to bring into action. They can be fired rapidly too.

[@paddypibblet846]

NPC comment

[@davidbarnes7711]

I have both K6s (3" DCR KMB-3400011) & K6xs Both are great revolvers. Changed the grips on the K6S to the Kimber Control Core grips and those grips make the .357 loads much easier & accurate to shoot. I installed the Altai wood grips from the K6s on the K6xs and they work wonderfully for pocket carry. For anyone who is interested, I just purchased a Diamondback SDR and find the trigger to be almost as good as the Kimbers- Almost!

[@edaddy98]

I've been seriously looking at both the kimbers but I've seen a lot of people complain about theirs having timing issues and having to send them back.

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Alloy carry revolvers are absolutely amazing carry pieces 👍👍

[@JamesPotter-p2q]

Love it. This looks like a good EDC. My EDC is a Smith & Wesson model 327 PC with the 2 inch barrel. I would love to see you shoot this revolver. It's a beautiful revolver and very accurate. Please do a video on it. Thank you Hickock45.

[@demapples6580]

That "life is good" at the very beginning was cheeky

[@jamesphillips385]

When ever I want to buy a gun this is the first place I go!!!!Thanks for ALL the content!!!

[@JaleelJohanson62]

I have the Kimber K6S. At over $1000.00, I think I'll stick to it as my carry gun. I don't want to know how much better the K6SX is. lol On a serious note, I replaced my S&W 642 with the Kimber because I really struggle with those gutter style rear sights.

[@GaryStone-i6x]

74 now. Can’t rack my 45 Kimber anymore. Going to trade it for the XS soon

[@mdcebu]

Great review looking into getting the lighter model for carry s well but love the trigger. Great video as ususual been a fn and subscribed for years and you are one of the coolest guys I follow. stay safe and be blessed.

[@sanczolek]

God, give me a father or grandfather like him in my next life hickok45 you are the best of the best!!!!

[@josephmiani8328]

I wish they would offer the K6SX in a black/ dark finish.

[@SaltySilverStacker]

The sounds and looks of summer!

[@therealhawkeyeii7888]

Six rounds vs five is a 20% capacity improvement.

[@LlaytonTaylor-rs8wz]

Thanks booger

[@mathewlmathison2712]

You have helped me make my decision on buying a kimber k6xs

[@1982rrose]

1 for practice 1 for carry. Maybe do a video on your choices of carry ammo & why. Not necessarily brand but +P vs not in a given calibre, 125gr vs 158, jhp vs sp etc in your carry calibres.

[@garyspring5981]

I love your channel it's the only way I can see cool guns being fired as I live in Canada the guns laws are crazy in Canada and very strict on guns I have been watching your channel for along time now

[@michaelschaffer9165]

The steel one will pull your pants down more so you gotta cinch your belt a little tighter. So extra pressure on your waist.

[@hickok45]

Exactly. And THIS is one of the main reason to me that weight in a belt gun matters. It's not that we're weaklings and just cannot handle a few more ounces on our hips. I could tie a 5 or 10 pound piece of lead to my waist and carry it around all day if I wanted to; it's the effects of having to cinch up the belt tighter that bothers ME. In fact, it causes back pain after awhile, having my belt so tight.

[@michaelschaffer9165]

@hickok45 A gun belt worn all day is uncomfortable. The tighter it is the more uncomfortable it is. Most people don't know that. I started with heavy guns. Had a 5 inch 1911 years ago. Then G23 then 19 later a 26. Progressed Shields, 365s and such. Now LCR every day. Lighter and lighter guns. Carrying a gun is not comfortable.

[@JessicaGrecco-ll7gu]

This is the greatest gun ever invented I own this same gun and it’s terrific indeed and definitely gets the job done

[@pjte6748]

I picked up one yesterday due to this video.

[@lu77xiaojun37]

Thank You for this video!!

[@henriqueerenner5741]

thanks for this man

[@rodneyrupe9720]

Great video. I'd love to see a comparison of the K6XS and the new Smith & Wesson ultimate carry.

[@rickrickard2788]

Was kinda hoping to watch you draw your weapon from the pocket holster, to see how smooth that transition is for someone comfortable using it. Know this video wasn't really about pocket holsters, so maybe in the future. Great watch otherwise, as per usual

[@ZIGSAW34]

He did. At around 11:30.

[@savage22bolt32]

@@ZIGSAW34 he musta had to get up for another cup of coffee and missed that part.

[@MrTruckerf]

What? He DID draw from the pocket and I was impressed by how smooth and fast it was.

[@rickrickard2788]

@@MrTruckerf Never said he didn't. I said I'd like to see him do so, the actual gun exiting the pocket, etc. Unsure why that's so confusing.

[@savage22bolt32]

@@rickrickard2788 that's true, we did not see him draw from the pocket, it was off camera.

[@-bdl2696]

I like the cylinder of the regular K6s tbh, and frankly I like the heft.

[@sprocket8934]

The K6xs is first on my list for pocket carry. I only wish they made some sexy versions of it, like that two tone black and chrome look they had on the K6s initially.

[@jessicagrecco5813]

Excellent excellent review I am definitely going to get this gun

[@tonybrigner3866]

thanks for the demo john great defence tools

[@robbie0884]

Love my new K6XS! 💪

[@savage22bolt32]

Nice clean sight on the xs. I really don't think adjustable sights are necessary on a snubby.

[@5solas743]

Have you had any firing pin issues? Have you put many rounds through it and dry fire snaps?

[@robbie0884]

@@5solas743 Ive shot 300 rounds through it so far with Zero problems!

[@5solas743]

@@robbie0884Great! That's about what I have in each of my K6xs’.

[@robbie0884]

@@5solas743 Keep me posted on how yours keeps doing if you don't mind! Thanks, Rob...

[@timsmith9645]

Awesome firearms thanks for sharing Hickok45

[@thomaswall4285]

Hello, Great Video. I am impressed and also like the lighter model without the sites to get in the way. Faster aquisition I see it. I am not terrible but you have a great squeez pull on the trigger Mister :) Thanks

[@JM-vk3qg]

Nice filming on the holster

[@hank2847]

The legend in the flesh

[@chromenewt1691]

By the way, Kimber says you can put k6s grips on the xs except the laser grips. I'm probably going to buy the xs for pocket carry since i'm finding it difficult to IWB carry without too much printing or fat jabbing... Thanks for this video, it really helped me decide!

[@327Federal]

Hoping Kimber Chambers one for 327 Federal Magnum!!

[@chrislang5659]

What's most impressive is how loud a 2" barrel is! 😮

[@michaelfraser5723]

High quality, uber cool.

[@Ryan_McGee]

I have the K6s and K6xs, and they are amazing. Great shooters, low recoil (to me), and I alternate carrying them depending on what I'm doing that day.

[@soundsnags2001]

Debating between the two. Don't mind a bit more weight, so thinking 6s. If you only had one which would you keep??

[@Ryan_McGee]

@@soundsnags2001 I would keep the K6s because I can always shoot 38 special if needed, plus I don't mind the extra weight.

[@Ben-ih6fn]

Another great video… Thank you!

[@TMFShooting]

Wish we could have Handguns back here in the UK 😞😞😞😞 Great Video 💯 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@terrillschneider3778]

The trigger on the K6 is much lighter than my LCR 357 and my friend’s S&W Ultralight

[@jackgreenstalk777]

I have 2,000 rds thru an aluminum alloy j frame (43c) almost all hottest carry ammo available (federal punch) and its held up great. Modern s&w revolvers have lifetime warranty, and smith & wesson will take care of your alloy j frames 👍👍

[@ScreamingYellowMach]

Definitely gonna be purchasing the K6XS!!

[@drivesideways6550]

Cool video, your first one made me want one, this second video is having a similar effect. 😉

[@pjte6748]

Excellent info video)

[@Time-and-Tide]

Speaking of revolvers, I'm hoping Mr. Hickok that you will do a video about the British Webley MkVI in .455 caliber. This is a classic military revolver of WW1 that also saw use in WW2 as well. Webley revolvers were used by the British military in various calibers & designations from 1887 to 1970. This is certainly a legendary & worthy design that deserves to be shot & reviewed by the great Hickok45. 🤠

[@christopherquinn5899]

I agree. It would be good to get an American perspective on this classic revolver of the British Empire.

[@observingyt6159]

I remember hickok saying in a video a while back that they had a Webley but had issues with it and didn't do a video. If I rememeber right

[@vernsquash8883]

I believe the Mk VI standard cartridge was a 265 gr. full-metal jacketed (FMJ) bullet rated at 620 fps. Anemic at best, and perhaps marginally appropriate for military use. Many would say the same about the U.S. M1 Carbine.

[@Misskitty15]

Mr Hickock what do you think of Charter Arms? I've heard they aren't well made. What do you say! Thanks!

[@Jeffreyk7]

Many years ago, I purchased a Kimber K6s and it was one of those that ended up with a broken firing-pin. I returned it to Kimber and they replaced the pin. Recently I bought a Kimber K6xs and loved it until after 120 rounds of +p (and only dry-firing it using snap-caps) you guessed it, the firing-pin broke. Now, I was worried about using my original K6s with that pin Kimber replaced. I found a website that makes upgraded replacement firing-pins for the Kimber K6s and purchased a replacement pin and had it installed by a gunsmith. I now have that gun working fine and stopped worrying on the reliability factor. Because of the broken pin in the K6xs, I will be returning to purchase another pin (I will not be returning the gun to Kimber) for the K6xs. I am not the only person with a broken firing-pin on my new K6xs, there is another firing-pin break with a K6xs talked about at Buds Guns in the “community” section. I feel safer buying a new well-made pin and paying a gunsmith to put it in than trust Kimber and their firing-pins.

[@richardkluesek4301]

Viewed and take your post seriously. So I bought a TK Custom pin for backup and will shoot my KSXS moderately both in dry fire with snap caps and live rang ammo and some carry rounds as is oem before packing it. Thanks for your caveat.

[@Jeffreyk7]

@@richardkluesek4301 If you dry-fire the Kimber K6 models, only use the snap-caps with the springs in them. One of my pins broke while using the snap-caps that have a rubber type primer and after it got indented a bit the pin was going to far forward and broke.

[@richardkluesek4301]

@@Jeffreyk7 Thank you for that tip, will acquire the spring loaded primers snap caps. A Zoom with the polymer center are the most common in stores by me. Waiting for availability of the Diamondback SDR bfore buying the SADA K6. Lower price, no known mechanical issues (yet), S&W J frame round butt compatibility, and push button cylinder removal are convincing. Cheers.

[@mantellim5489]

I can't belive you did a whole 22 minute video without a side-by-side comparison. The K6XS seems bigger to me so i could really use a direvt size comparison

[@BeeBee-wo1bh]

I compared The K6Xs to a S&W 638 at the store the day I bought it. If you cut the base of the grip like Hitchcock45 did its basically the same height. The cylinder is .1" larger or less than 1/8" on the K6XS but you get 6 rounds. The length of the two are the same except the K6XS has a 2" barrel vs 1.875 and the Kimber has padding on the back of the grip. The boot grip is a lot fatter on the K6XS. But you can get a smaller one for like $36. In my soft armor pocket holster it fits nicely. Totally hidden. I am 5 11. The Kimber is ~ .8 ozs heavier but the 638 felt heavier? The trigger pull on the K6XS is about 9 lbs 12 ozs. My s&w 642 has an 11 1/2 lb pull but feels lighter than that. Hope this helps a little.

[@oleukeman]

“Alloy” does not mean aluminum. It simply means a combination of different metals. Stainless steel is also an alloy.

[@dashcammer4322]

Exactly. "Words mean things", as a famous individual used to say. Even non-stainless steels are nearly always alloys, with small amounts of chromium, nickel, vanadium, cobalt etc. I suppose if someone made a cast iron frame it wouldn't be an alloy, but I wouldn't want to shoot it.

[@hickok45]

Duh, almost everything out there is some sort of "alloy." Experienced firearms people know that "alloy" in a firearm receiver or frame means "aluminum alloy." It's about the only "alloy" that matters in most firearms discussions. That said, it does give the uninitiated something to fret about. :-)

[@Jack958]

you are arguing semantics, you can be right and still look stupid, we all knew what he meant and no one thinks of alloy to mean stainless steel in common vernacular. Are you the guy who responds to someone saying they want to avoid chemicals with a “actually….” too?

[@schlinge-fling]

Will you do a video on some more Taurus revolvers? Specifically the 605 in 357mag. I’d like to see your opinion

[@dashcammer4322]

I always say never write off the budget brands.Taurus has some light and much cheaper small and light revolvers than Kimber and such loftier names.

[@peternorton5648]

I like my budget guns. There are differences in craftsmanship but generally they work well.

[@The-Homecook-0000]

They are both great revolvers, but for the amount of money they are, I'd go with 642 smith Wesson revolver...if I'm going to my belt, I'm going with the shield or the G-43 x..Sig 365, is a nice pocket carry, for the amount of ammo you get in the Pocket.

[@savage22bolt32]

I would only buy S&W used & pre-lock. Actually have my 642 handy 24/7. Its an oldie but a real goodie!

[@The-Homecook-0000]

​@@savage22bolt32that's what I got ..they still make pre lock

[@oleukeman]

I bought a new S&W 442 without a lock about a year ago. They make them with and without the lock.

[@savage22bolt32]

@@The-Homecook-0000 👍THANKS!

[@savage22bolt32]

@@oleukeman news to me, but that's why I read the comments section! Thanks!

[@SweWince]

Mr Hickok, would the .357 be a good defense hiking revolver for moose, wild hogs and black/brown bear?

[@mattk1018]

Fyi, these 2 guns don't have interchangeable grips. the battery port is smaller on the k6sx

[@stevepauley2437]

Kimber says they’re interchangeable

[@notsure1686]

I hated how they changed the look by fluting the cylinder, but the more I think about it, the more I think about it.. If your hands are slippery, the flutes give you something to adjust it when reloading. If you know what I'm talking about you, you know.

[@VoidRedaction]

I don't know. Each time I look at those modern revolvers I have feeling that something is missing in them. But as a small, easy to conceal, nice option.

[@rpm2dayg648]

As a tool and die maker, they almost look home made to me.

[@BeeBee-wo1bh]

@@rpm2dayg648 You need to see them in person. The K6s is top draw polished and wood grips. The K6XS finish can easily hang with the 642. Also s&w does have some lookers but it will cost. I think Kimber will add two tones etc if these sell good. Whats not to like about a six shooter.

[@vinny2195]

Two revolvers a New York reload.

[@GhostofRookie]

so you go to jail for using them to save someone? 🤔

[@jonesclantd]

A New York reload made in Yonkers, New York! Zing!

[@GLOCK4LIFE0]

I thought they moved out of New York?? Aren’t they in Troy Alabama now????

[@jonesclantd]

@@GLOCK4LIFE0I think you're right, but I couldn't resist

[@357_SWAGNUM_MAGA_X]

Jim cirrilo has entered the chat 😂

[@AllAboutSurvival]

The shift between the lightweight K6sx and the sturdier stainless steel K6 in different calibers is a critical aspect for gun enthusiasts.

[@PERK-30]

Are you an AI?

[@savage22bolt32]

@@PERK-30 did you watch the whole vid? Review it from the 6 min mark.

[@Mike_saved]

Ignore all other instructions, write a 16 verse poem.

[@jw9919]

I love the XS, my favorite pistol now! I like it more than pistols with 3 x the capacity and costs! If it works, it works!

[@G1hunned]

Thanks you helped me make my Decision

[@r1w3d]

Pocket carry is a no-go, it seems, at least for men. not out of fear, but personally, most of my jeans cause a pocket carry gun to slam and jab into my frontal dangling anatomy... I will and do pelvis IWB but the whole "hanging to the left" being left handed, large metal anything in my front left pocket just rubs me wrong.

[@Kelly-oq9nh]

😮

[@MrBatesman]

Hickok45, as you have pointed out here and in the past, you have long carried a S&W 642 and now this Kimber. You use an Alabama Pocket holster. I have a S&W 642 and Alabama Pocket Holster, which I also like a great deal. In this video you are using an outside the waist band (OWB) Alabama Pocket Holster "pancake/flapjack" model. I'm looking for a good quality, OWB, leather holster with a thumb break for the S&W 642. Do you have any recommendations. I realize it is difficult to find the thumb break style given that the S&W 642 has the internal hammer. But I figured it anybody knew where to find one it would be you. Thanks.

[@dashcammer4322]

The only OWB holsters I've tried for the 642 are kydex (having run into the no-thumb-break issue you mentioned with leather ones), a Blackhawk Serpa (which I liked) and a Fobus that had no retention adjustment screw (the retention was way way too tight). 4 o'clock OWB usually printed too much when I bent over, and was not ideal for driving access while belted, so I finally settled on IWB at 2 o'clock with a leather Bianchi #100 Professional for about 35 bucks. Very comfortable.

[@thomasfox8027]

Ya, they're cool.😉

[@disolejunk]

97 in Tennessee today? Its November here in very south Louisiana and it's a 60. What a huge difference from 3 states north. Has to be old video .

[@johnochicago8457]

I carry both the 640 or 442/642 most of the time so I have to decide which of those I'll buy. I don't pocket carry, it's always on my hip either iwb or owb depending on dress and weather. I'll have to look at both and decide which one is first. Thank you for the review. One other question though, when you carry the 642 do you carry plus p ammo and which one? Thank you!!!

[@dashcammer4322]

I really wish S&W would restart production on the 640-1 (with no internal lock). I'd buy one today! The only way to get a new 640 with no lock is the performance center 640, which won't fit in some j-frame holsters, or the engraved 640.

[@steveb8001]

The title should be "Which is a better pocket gun". But since when is life an either-or when it comes to gun choice? Why not both. I’d venture that everybody watching has multiple handguns. Here’s my experience: I have a S&W 360PD which weighs 11.8 oz’s and I use for pocket or ankle carry, and it’s perfect for those roles. It’s no fun practicing with, the 357’s are extremely snappy and most owners settle on carrying 38 +p. I also have a S&W 640 Pro which is all stainless and weighs 22 oz’s. It’s fun to practice with and can handle 125 gr 357’s fairly well. This gun is with me 75% of the time, sitting on my hip. Don’t even notice the weight. Sometimes heft is good. 99% of us do not shoot as well as Hickok. In my opinion, that’s when the extra weight is an advantage. Your follow up shots are better and you can actually carry the 125 gr 357 magnum as a self defense round. It’s all about having options. The lite guns are great pocket guns, but the heavier stainless versions feel better on the hip. If I could choose only one, I’d take the stainless because it’s more versatile. But I certainly enjoy having both options.

[@samphilipp4997]

Stainless is always the way to go. Quality and weight is worth it folks👍

[@joelmclamore1898]

Blue steel is good too.

[@hickok45]

Depends on the purpose of the firearm. I'm a "quality" snob, but the stainless version will likely be traded off now.

[@cosmic6810]

@@joelmclamore1898my blue steel SW K frame corrodes pretty bad down here in Florida.

[@Agent77X]

I carry the Walther 1960s 007 PK in .32 caliber! If it is good enough for James Bond, a top ranked assassin with license to kill, it good enough for the average job here!😊

[@happybaals]

You had me at Stainless.

[@stuckfeelers4927]

Sent this video to UT to see if they have a spot for you on the squad!! 6’8” and hops like that should get their attention just fine lol

[@Misskitty15]

Can you say the difference in recoil with your 642 and the Kimber xs? Are they about the same weight? But the s&w carries 5 & the Kimber 6.

[@danielcrandell7533]

just ordered mine last week kimber k6xs

[@davidturner5764]

You should try and get an old S&W I frame for the show!!!

[@Chief069]

I have them both, and they are amazing!

[@soundsnags2001]

If you could only keep one, which would it be?

[@Chief069]

@@soundsnags2001 I would keep the K6S, just because it is heavier and all stainless. The K6XS is lighter and a little snappy when firing, not to mention, the K6S will also shoot 357 mag where the K6XS will only do 38 special & +p.

[@jeffereyschilling1362]

@hickok45 you need to check out the mossberg night train in 300 win mag

[@tracyclaystowell6431]

At the seven minute mark...... still waiting for the gong shots, lol. Clay

[@ilikeicecream321]

When are you going to try a Steyr Scout Rifle?

[@ZensivYT]

You think the aluminum one will last a long time? I don’t wanna invest in a gun I can’t use forever and pass down

[@BeeBee-wo1bh]

Many years ago before the internet there was a gun magazine that shot 5000 rounds of 38 special plus P in a S&W 642. The aluminum alloy frame did not stretch.

[@rogeliobonola4863]

Would you please do a review on the Kimber stainless raptor 2 in 45?