ProfessorWes
Hawkeye
Why yes, it is April 1st. Why do you ask? 


Given the frame cracking issues with the .32 Tomcat, would anyone actually trust Beretta to make a subcompact 10?
At $3,600 is a Manurhin MR73 3 1/2 times better than a Ruger GP100? But then I don't know anyone who shoots 112 rounds of .357 every day of the year.I have a revolver that Beretta makes and imports …….spanks Ruger ,S&W and Colt …..no April fool.
And spanks them BAD.
At $3,600 is a Manurhin MR73 3 1/2 times better than a Ruger GP100? But then I don't know anyone who shoots 112 rounds of .357 every day of the year...
Mainly it was a beretta dig. Just for fun.At $3,600 is a Manurhin MR73 3 1/2 times better than a Ruger GP100? But then I don't know anyone who shoots 112 rounds of .357 every day of the year.
The Manurhin MR73 is arguable the most durable service revolver made. The French GIGN adopted the MR73 because their training regimen (40,000 round per year of 158 gn 357 magnum) was literally wearing out their S&W revolvers after a few thousand round.
It is one of the few revolvers I will probably never modify.Several years back, when I was selling or trading most of my guns to a local FFL, I spent a little time looking at used Manurhin revolvers on GunBroker. Some of them showed wear (police surplus guns?), but IIRC weren't priced any higher than used 1911s from some of the respected names in that market. In the end, I decided that (for me at least) Dan Wesson and S&W were just fine. For anybody else, the conclusion could be entirely different!
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