Sarsilmaz SAR USA SAR38 .357 Magnum Revolver Review

Published on January 4, 2018
Duration: 14:57

This review provides an in-depth look at the Sarsilmaz SR38 revolver, chambered in .357 Magnum and .38 Special. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, details its design as an S&W L-frame clone, grip compatibility, and performance over 300 rounds. Key takeaways include its budget-friendly positioning, lack of an internal lock, and a trigger that smooths out with use.

Quick Summary

The Sarsilmaz SR38 revolver is an S&W L-frame clone chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special, featuring a 6-round capacity and a 4-inch barrel. It weighs approximately 39 oz and offers compatibility with S&W L-frame grips. The trigger smooths out after a 300-round break-in period, making it a budget-friendly alternative to premium revolvers.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Ammunition
  2. 00:59Design and Grip Compatibility
  3. 01:36Extraction and Speed Loading
  4. 03:24Trigger and Action Discussion
  5. 04:56Technical Specifications
  6. 05:21Weight Comparison
  7. 07:50Pricing and Importer Details
  8. 08:00Ammunition Performance
  9. 11:48Lock Design Feature
  10. 12:08Final Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sarsilmaz SR38's main design inspiration?

The Sarsilmaz SR38 revolver is designed as a clone of the Smith & Wesson L-frame, featuring a round butt profile and compatibility with S&W L-frame grips, making it a versatile option for customization.

How does the trigger on the Sarsilmaz SR38 perform after break-in?

The trigger on the Sarsilmaz SR38 is reported to become smoother and more refined after approximately 300 rounds. The speaker emphasizes practicing in double-action for realistic training scenarios.

What are the key specifications of the Sarsilmaz SR38 revolver?

The SR38 features a 6-round capacity, a 4-inch barrel (also available in 6-inch), a DA/SA action, and weighs around 39 oz. It is chambered for .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition.

Is the Sarsilmaz SR38 a good value for its price?

Yes, the SR38 is positioned as a budget-friendly alternative to more expensive revolvers from brands like Smith & Wesson, Taurus, and Ruger, with an MSRP between $481 and $558.

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