I didn't think it would be possible to make a Revolver fuglier than the SRH, but S&W found a way.

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Quoted: I didn't think it would be possible to make a Revolver fuglier than the SRH, but S&W found a way.

I"m hurt...

*Gundraw petting SRH*

I like the SRHs (both of them), but their still fugly.

Quoted: Now available at your local mall ninja supply shop!!

I just spit beer on my keyboard... thanks a lot!

I think it looks pretty cool.

Quoted: I didn't think it would be possible to make a Revolver fuglier than the SRH, but S&W found a way.

shhhh SRH, he wasnt talkin about you.

Quoted: I think it looks pretty cool.

I'm buying one.  I love the FUNCTIONALITY of it.  I'm pretty sure that when people started hanging shit off of rifles, there were people calling it "ugly."

Hey friends,

Personally, I must say that I am exceptionally impressed with this firearm. Simply, I see it as another example of a Smith&Wesson that is interested in catering to the needs of the revolver community - finally. Now, while I seriously doubt that anyone ever felt a need for this, it is a step in some direction that, while we may not know where it leads, it is not negative. The 25, reissue 29, 21(yes, terrible QC problems reported in some cases, yet, a few high volume shooters report success with it), 22, their new "M&P"(I know - blashpemy) and the AR are all positive signs from the firm. While I would never buy this, I think that it bodes well for those of us still interested in the wheel-guns. Hey, some people were hesitant in regards to a 7-shot .357, remember?

I think this will be my next home defense gun