Opinions on Smith & Wesson 60 Pro-Series.357-Mag 3"

Anyone have one of these (Smith & Wesson 60 Pro-Series.357-Mag 3")? They are a 5-shot. Here are more specs: https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/ccm-columns/features/smith-wesson-model-60-pro-series-pint-size-performance/

with a 357 I prefer a 3'' barrel rather than a snub nose.

has anyone experienced any problems with these? let me know what you think if you've shot one or have one.

First time ive seen that model, now i want one.

I've got an S&W640 and love it.

i really enjoy this handgun. it shoots smoothly, but with a punch...if that makes any sense. Very easy to conceal. There is a smaller flame or "fireball" that comes out when shooting hotter 357 loads out of it.

lots of fun.

I like any revolver. That one sure is purty too!

i think so too...

i know there is a lot of smack talked about S&W and rightfully so.... but this one sure hits the note

I've got one of same model, or had one. After the first trip to the range my wife laid claim to it. I did use the excuse, I bought it for her when i got it. But she took me serious. Load it with 38's and she'll shoot the plate rack all day.
Had it about a year now, shoots good and have had no issues.

last new smith i bought wasnt worth a flip!

....see, and I understand where you're coming from with that.

I'm telling you, the single action trigger on this one is perfect.

when i shoot the +p little fireballs come out

Why put a "slab side" on a carry gun?

Not that DW lovers don't do it as well.

how old is that revo?

thats the ugliest snub i have ever seen!

pinetor wrote:Why put a "slab side" on a carry gun?

Not that DW lovers don't do it as well.

I can't think of the right words to describe that!!!

22lrfan wrote:


I can't think of the right words to describe that!!!

You can...you are just too polite to use them in public.

Wow ,, so much hate....

Its not my gun.. so oh well.

Probably an 1980's model.

2.5" Extra heavy shroud
Tacticool style flash hider
modified (non-target) front sight blade
all the above by EWK

The grips are custom by L. Bruce

All of it is removable in about 3 minutes out in the field, by the shooter.

Oh and trust me... there are must "uglier" DW's out there. The Model 11 has an exposed 12 point barrel nut and barrel shroud that has this dog-leg part comming down to meet the trigger guard.

that is the most tactical revo I have ever seen...hands down lol