The Ultimate Carry J Frame

[@thomastune776]

I'm getting the 432 as soon as it's released.

[@Ransomrest]

Very good We will need to get one and Ransom Rest it at Gunsite for sure.

[@DanTheWolfman]

It does look like nice thought was put into this, so dropping you a comment to help the Algo. Cheers. It would be nice if you guys spoke to the trigger feel, weight etc. how it seems to change...that with the combined higher grip can you just roll through easier etc.

[@AFRevolver357]

Stay Tuned Dan we are waiting to get our samples for a full review and doing a media blast at the range next month.

[@DanTheWolfman]

@AFRevolver357 will that be at Smith HQ in Maryville TN? If so can you pretty please invite me and I'll bring some S&W classics too???

[@DanTheWolfman]

@AFRevolver357 P.S. trying to convince them after first run to do Pintos 2 tones and reverse 2-tones like thr prototype shown black frame but silver barrel and cylinder. I'm right near S&W HQ would really truly appreciate it if you could get me invited down. I can bring a12 and some classic 3rd gens if wanted

[@mrackerm5879]

I wish I could get this exact gun but with a hammer and in the normal SA/DA configuration.

[@AFRevolver357]

There are mountains of external hammer guns available.

[@NickKolettis-g8f]

no reason to buy these when the Kimber k6 series exists. 6 rounds of 357 or bust

[@Fire-jk8ye]

It is for me im 6’4 😂

[@maxfit68906]

$800 ??? Pass. I’ll continue using my 2003 S&W 340 PD with its $15 trigger job.

[@AFRevolver357]

It retails in 2024 for 400$ less than the 340PD did in 2004 when I bought my first one…..just sayin.

[@grapenut9]

Is there a tentative release date ?

[@El_Chuncho]

​@@grapenut9end of this month (February)

[@Defossion1]

Hmm...I guess if you can't/won't carry an auto, and if the recoil of a .38 is too much for you, then sure, buy a .32 H&R (with ammo that costs $1 per round). The .32 H&R is not the mythical, miniature, magical manstopper that weekenders claim it to be. The only advantage the .32 H&R has over a modern .38 round is that there are 6 in this gun rather than 5. Otherwise, this "new" J frame is just thicker and that much less concealable than its ancestors. If you didn't own/carry a J frame before, this gun isn't the solution to any of your reasons. You still won't shoot a DAO well. You'll still wish it held twice as many rounds. You'll still not practice, because "ammo is so expensive" and you "are really busy." If you already own a J-frame and like this gun, just buy a set of fat grips for your existing gun; get 500 rds of ammo and go practice!

[@AFRevolver357]

Actually the 32 has multiple advantages over the 38…… the gun is the same width as all the other J Frames.

[@AFRevolver357]

I’d also like to add that during the roaring 20’s lots of miscreants befell to the 32acp. 🤷🏻‍♂️