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Bookman · 05-20-2003, 02:34 PM

I bought a 6" stainless Security-Six almost twenty years ago. I've found it to be accurate, reliable and as solid as a rock.

I'm a big fan of the K-frame S&W guns, but for the .357 magnum loads I've always liked the Security-Six. I seldom shoot any really heavy loads and never saw the need to move up to a GP100.

One thing, though. If you buy the gun, get a new pair of stocks. The original wood is too small, IMHO. We used to joke that Bill Ruger made a great revolver, but he is still working on his first tree.

05-20-2003, 02:34 PM	#6
Bookman Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: 10 paces south of Canada Posts: 738	I bought a 6" stainless Security-Six almost twenty years ago. I've found it to be accurate, reliable and as solid as a rock. I'm a big fan of the K-frame S&W guns, but for the .357 magnum loads I've always liked the Security-Six. I seldom shoot any really heavy loads and never saw the need to move up to a GP100. One thing, though. If you buy the gun, get a new pair of stocks. The original wood is too small, IMHO. We used to joke that Bill Ruger made a great revolver, but he is still working on his first tree.