You've Got To Ask Yourself One Question....Smith & Wesson Model 29 Quick Range Review!

Published on June 24, 2023
Duration: 16:27

This video provides a quick range review of the Smith & Wesson Model 29 in .44 Magnum. The presenter, an experienced shooter, discusses the firearm's aesthetics, trigger characteristics, and performs basic function and accuracy testing. He notes the importance of proper technique for accuracy and plans further sight adjustments.

Quick Summary

The Smith & Wesson Model 29-10 in .44 Magnum features a 6.5-inch barrel and a six-round cylinder. Its single-action trigger is crisp, and the double-action trigger is heavy but smooth. Accuracy testing revealed potential elevation adjustment needs, while windage issues were attributed to user error.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Range Conditions
  2. 00:16Introducing the Smith & Wesson Model 29
  3. 00:36Dirty Harry Reference
  4. 01:13Saving a Round
  5. 01:34Model 29-10 Specifics
  6. 02:01Firearm Aesthetics & Finish
  7. 02:30The Hillary Hole
  8. 04:03Included Accessories
  9. 04:34Function Testing Plan
  10. 05:19Initial Accuracy Testing (Two-Handed)
  11. 06:32Troubleshooting Accuracy (User vs. Sights)
  12. 07:25Shooting Two-Liter Bottles
  13. 08:33Bench Testing Accuracy
  14. 10:23Elevation Adjustment Testing
  15. 12:54Watermelon Destruction
  16. 14:08Testing .44 Special Ammunition
  17. 14:29Final "Boom Boom" Shots
  18. 14:52Concluding Thoughts & Future Adjustments
  19. 15:24Viewer Engagement & Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Smith & Wesson Model 29-10 reviewed in the video?

The Smith & Wesson Model 29-10 features a .44 Magnum chambering, a 6.5-inch barrel, and a six-round cylinder capacity. It includes adjustable rear sights with a white outline notch and a front ramp with an orange insert, along with checkered wood grips.

How does the presenter describe the trigger pull of the Smith & Wesson Model 29?

The presenter characterizes the single-action trigger as nice and crisp. The double-action trigger is noted as heavy but smooth, with minimal notchiness or stacking, though he compares it unfavorably to Colt double-action triggers.

What ammunition was used for accuracy testing of the Smith & Wesson Model 29?

Accuracy testing utilized PMC Bronze 180-grain JHP ammunition and Ammo Inc 240-grain JHP ammunition. The presenter also tested .44 Special rounds for feel.

What were the initial accuracy findings and planned adjustments for the Model 29?

Initial testing suggested shots were low and left. However, bench testing indicated windage was likely user error, while elevation might need adjustment. The presenter planned further adjustments for elevation and windage to the right.

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