Videos tagged with Scandium Frame Revolver

The Smith & Wesson Night Guard series is back, with the reintroduction of the 386 Plus (7-shot .357 Magnum) and the 396 (5-shot .44 Special). While the return of these lightweight scandium-frame revolvers is celebrated, the instructor notes potential shortcomings, specifically the use of stainless steel cylinders instead of titanium and the departure from the original combat-style rear sights. The 386 Plus is highlighted as a particularly exciting return for concealed carry.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Smith & Wesson 325 Thunder Ranch revolver chambered in 45 ACP. The presenter highlights its Scandium frame, Performance Center tuning for a smooth action, and the impressive trigger pull, noting the single-action trigger is exceptionally light, potentially around 2 pounds. The necessity of using moon clips for this model is emphasized, along with a demonstration of its double and single-action capabilities.

This video reviews two Smith & Wesson snub nose revolvers, highlighting the .357 Magnum Scandium frame 340 PD and another model, likely the 360. The presenter demonstrates shooting both with .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition, noting the significant recoil difference with .357 Magnum rounds. The 340 PD is described as having a Scandium frame with an aluminum or titanium cylinder, capable of firing .357 Magnum rounds.

This review compares two Smith & Wesson snub nose revolvers: an 8-shot Scandium frame, titanium cylinder .357 Magnum (likely a Performance Center model) and a 340 PD Air Lite. The presenter highlights the smooth trigger actions of the Performance Center model and the lightweight, hammerless design of the 340 PD for concealed carry. Shooting impressions of both .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition are provided, noting the significant recoil of .357 Magnum from the lightweight 340 PD.

The Yankee Marshal provides a first look at a newly acquired Scandium-framed .357 Magnum J-frame revolver for his Patreon subscribers. He notes its incredibly lightweight nature, anticipating a potentially harsh shooting experience due to its size and caliber, and plans to head to the range soon for a full review.