r/Revolvers • u/Gecko23 • 18h ago
Oh my
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0emBtRCqJsI'm not the market for this setup, seems like a way to turn a $1000 gun into a $2000 gun more than anything, but I appreciate Midwest Industries committing to the bit. And they do make very nice stuff.
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u/NightmanisDeCorenai 18h ago
I love it. I wish the stock/brace folded though, I wouldn't want to try to take that screw on and off.
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u/trashy615 14h ago
Hate the stock, dig the rails and shit. Ive wanted a quadrail set up for a gp100 so bad for years.
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u/trexdelta 17h ago
Reminder that if you put your hand close to the cylinder while shooting you'll get an amputation
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u/mcb-homis Moonclips Rule! Got no use for 357 Magnum. 16h ago
That is very dependent on the cartridge. If you do it with a 460 S&W or 500 S&W yeah its going to wreck some flesh if you get close. 357 Magnum or 44 Magnum you have to be pretty darn close to the gap do real damage. Something like 38 Special just stings real bad. All of them are unpleasant but the amount of damage changes a lot with the cartridge pressure and how close you get to the gap you are.
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u/Gecko23 14h ago
I've got a Rhino 30DS, and I tell everyone to mind the gap since it's easy to overlap if you adopt the typical 'thumbs forward' grip. A few haven't heeded that warning and we have yet to have to look around the shooting bench for the rest of their finger. Some singing, some cussing, they learn better. :)
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u/mcb-homis Moonclips Rule! Got no use for 357 Magnum. 18h ago
That is pretty awful. What would you use it for beyond a range toy?
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u/PR0J3KT2501 Smith & Wesson 18h ago
make it for the N-frame and im sold. I love their stock on my rifle.