Smith & Wesson Victory Range Report
I popped into the range during lunch today to run a box of ammo through my new Victory M&P. A friend had brought over a lanyard loop for it, and I installed that. I solved a sticky action problem by gaining a bit of needed clearance between the trigger and triggerguard. Apparently somebody at sometime had cracked a skull with this revolver, slightly altering the triggerguard profile. Finally, I installed some faux stag grips from my parts box.I shot a box of 50 through the wheelgun, and had no problems. I was not exactly thrilled with the accuracy, almost any revolver I own shoots better. With the beat up muzzle on this gun though, I guess I should not be surprised.
I'm considering keeping the stag grips on the gun. They are starting to grow on me. All in all, I'm happy with this purchase. $150 can buy a heck of a lot worse at the gun counter.
posted by Xavier at 2:12 PM
3 Comments:
where do you get those targets at and is the center part high lighted or just another color under the center black spot?
P.S. the grips look nice :)
cheers,
Jim
I have a box of 3X5 index cards, literally thousands of them from a previous job. I take a card, and stick a "Shoot & See" spot in the center, or just use a Sharpie to make a spot. I got used to 3X5 index cards as targets in another life.
Often people will leave the leftovers from the "Shoot & See" type targets. i get those spots and just stick them on my cards.
Very nice! I like the stag, it's a period gun!
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