TANAKA WORKS - Smolt Revolver 4inch Square Butt Heavy Weight Ver.3 (Model Gun)

S&W's 357 Magnum revolver from the 1970s did not have a model with a weight under the barrel (full lug), and the rival Colt's Python had a higher precision barrel processing, and the increased weight of the underlug made it easier to shoot. I was able to suppress the jump in time. The Python has originally been highly effective in rifling, and is rated as having excellent straight-line stability because it can give stronger rotation to the warhead. However, while the Python's trigger action is smooth, it is difficult to grasp the moment when the hammer drops, and on the other hand, the S&W action was considered advantageous in terms of trigger control. Therefore, skilled gunsmiths created the ultimate hybrid revolver "Smolt", which combines the strengths of both. Among them, Mr. Bill Davis of California is well known, and apart from the general type with a locking ball in the yoke, Bill Davis' early works with elaborate locking of the ejector rod tip are highly rare and popular. It becomes. In addition, this model was a custom model produced by bringing in the base S&W K frame revolver and specifying the Python barrel length. Our last released smolt was made based on the round butt K frame. However, in response to requests from old fans that they also wanted a square butt model, we created a square butt type smolt. Not satisfied with just changing the frame, we changed to a wide hammer and wide trigger, and installed an oversized grip to create a classic image from yesteryear. Of course, the contents are our stable K frame Ver. 3 mechanism, so it is a firing model gun that allows you to enjoy smooth and controllable SW action. (*In Japan, it was known as SMYTHSON, but in the United States it has been called SMOLT, which is a combination of the manufacturer's name. With the latest version 3, the model name has also been changed to SMOLT.)