Your most comfortable and natural "pointing" revolver?

[uglygun]

Granted there's gonna be some personal opinion shining through and personal taste based upon the exposure/experience people have had towards certain designs.


But I'm just curious what some people to think of being a good comfortable "pointer".


For me N-frames just line up naturally and it seems like they always have, they are generally the most comfortable revolver for me no matter if I use the factory grips or aftermarket grips.


There may be one or two smaller framed concealment revolvers that I end up getting some day in the future to serve some need but I wonder if they will ever manage to compare to my cherished N-frames.

 

[CZ_]

Ruger Blackhawk points best for me.

 

[Jamie Young]

Ruger GP100 4inch barrel

 

[Radagast]

pointing: J frame, model 60, followed by K frame.
Comfortable: K frame followed by model 640.
N frames look cool, but are too large. YMMV.

Radagast

 

[Mike Irwin]

S&W Model 19.

 

[Hal]

S&W Model 19-4, square frame 6" barrel, box stock w/oversized target grips.

At the risk of sounding Zen like,,,It becomes one with me.

 

[Ala Dan]

Smith & Wesson 629-5 "Classic" .44 magnum with a
5" barrel.

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

 

[lonegunman]

Colt SAA, 7.5 inch barrel

 

[Hard Ball]

Any S&W N frame with a 3 to 5 inch barrel, but I find that K and L frames work almost as well.

 

[Marko Kloos]

None of my handguns point quite as well as my Model 19 with the 4" barrel. It's balanced just right.

 

[riverdog]

I'm with HardBall and the N-frame. The best for me is a 4" Mod 27 or 57. I haven't shot an L frame so it may get the nod, they feel comfortable, just don't own one.

 

[Brian Williams]

My mod 65 4" Square butt then my Mod 13 round butt 3"
both have magna grips on...

 

[Blackhorse]

Ruger birdshead vaquero.

 

[Scarborough]

My Ruger Speed Six 2.75'' bl. with Hogue nylon Monogrip. I pretty much use this handgun exclusively so it's grown on me you might say.

 

[jar]

M-10. No question. M-27/28 close behind. M-10 in there too.

 

[hansolo]

Comfy wheelgun

My first handgun: 1956 S&W M/P .38 Special(pre-#model designations, so it would be a Model 10).

Even with rear "notch" sights, I shoot it as well(though not as fast)as my CZ 75B. -- zero malfunctions after a year. Cylinder is tight, timing right-on, lock-up solid, factory blue-ing looks darn near new! (a love affair )

 

[RogerC]

Smith and Wesson Model 19 four inch.

 

[C.R.Sam]

None in their original state.
Small hands.
But I fiddle with the grips so that all my carry and target guns point naturally.
I, J, K, L and N frames all point alike when I am done fiddling with em.

Sam

 

[old_yout]

S&W 625 for me.

 

[KEN CHAVEZ]

I agree with C.R.Sam

In my experience it's not so much the type of gun that you have, but the type of grips you have on that said gun.
My J-Frame, 360Sc points much better then my L-Frames, 386PD or 686+, and it is only becouse I switched the Hogue Bantam grip that came with the gun to the Uncle Mike's Combat grips. I am still in search of just the right grip for my L-Frame guns.
My Ruger SP-101 is also a great pointer becouse I switched from the factory grips to the Hogue grips.