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Well done. I’m a big fan of the gen 3 s&w.

Excellent weapon. I went with a Glock 35 and have been tricking that out for a bit

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Very interesting comments below. I have a 4006 - it was my first .40 S&W - and I find that the bore axis is high, resulting in slow follow up, as well as higher rotational stress to the wrist than necessary when firing. In fact, I bought it used from a shooter who was going back to 9mm because of the RSI he was experiencing with the 4006. I later bought a Taurus Millennium G2 - a polymer compact with a much lower bore axis and a full pound less weight. It is FAR easier to control, much faster in follow-up, and - probably because of the much lighter slide and resultant impact momentum - much lighter in perceived recoil. I think the reason so many PDs moved back to 9mm from .40 was the ergonomics of the gun they were shooting .40 with; had the 4006 been designed with more attention to police use, the .40 would still rule. It may be that S&W over-corrected with weight for recoil mitigation, given the 10mm recoil-caused popularity failure.

I don't have this gun. BUTTT I have the 411 in blue STEEL. ALUMINUM frame and it shoots GREAT. KISS ALWAYS and OLD DEVIL DOG

I was wondering about how smooth cartridge transfer was from a .40 cal mag into the pitbull? Looks like it works better than I had imagined. Thanx for this vid.

My dads friend who was a police detective carried the CA Bulldog 44 special in a shoulder holster and the CA undercover 38 special as a back up in an IWB holster. He always told me the quickest reload is another gun. Those old time cops new how to handle their revolvers very well and they loved their Charter Arms pistols.

Just subscribed, great vid

Top 10 pistol

Magazine works quite well looks like. A little faster in fact. God bless, Rob

You would control recoil better if you changed you grip from that thumbs locked down revolver grip to a right thumb over left thumb parallel to slide grip. You gain far more control as it gets both hands closer to the bore axis. It is a much more proper, and effective grip on a semi-auto.

Well done.

Do police officers have the option to acquire and use a duty pistol of their personal choice, like this great firearm for example.

In 1993, with not a lot of money, I bought my first handgun-a S&W 411, which was the lightweight aluminum-framed version of the 4006. It was less expensive and less deluxe-an “entry-level” pistol. I’ll never part with it, but I’ve always coveted the 4006 even from back then, but I wasn’t able to afford one, and then I started getting Glocks, anyway. It sucks that I missed the chance to own a 4006. I‘m not keen to buy used guns and never have done so. It’s too bad that S&W doesn’t make any steel-framed pistols anymore.

DOES ANYONE know where to get a kydex holster for the Pitbull 45 acp revolver? It's on an L frame, 5 shot , 2.5 " barrels. Bulldog holsters won't fit it.

It looks like you can load by hand just as quickly as you can load by Mag.

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My first thought was a mag from an auto because that is what the single action guys do.

I love my 4006 paid a good price for it very cool pistol I had a hard time finding one I was happy when I found it I'm keeping it a collectors item

That is one dam good pistol and will do some damage sweet very sweet

Well done. As my Texas law enforcement career was in its last decade, I was considering a replacement for my venerable Smith 586 Distinguished Combat Magnum with a pistol with both similar power as the 357 Magnum and greater capacity. In my thinking the 4003 and 4006 were the ticket. However, money was tight and I retired before I bought one. However, recently, I got a good deal on a Smith 410 American Pride version of the 4003. I took it out to a nearby pasture and loaded with alternating ball, hollow point and shot shells, it functioned flawlessly as I would expect of a handgun built and tested to exacting performance. I remained impressed with the authority of the 40S&W as well. Why others, not so experienced, may argue about 9mm and Glocks but in my book, 40S&W can perform very similarly to 357 magnum, the finest one shot stop cartridge ever fielded, and can provide twice the capacity. Nine millimeter cannot do that. I'm very glad I finally got my Smith third generation 40S&W pistol. It's the best.

Found this gun in an old storage room today and I'm feeling lucky now after this video!

I own a 4013 TSW

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Oh the other thing I remember about that day is that the sky opened up as we were finishing up and got soaked to our bones.

Just found your review. The first 40 S&W firearm I shot many years ago was my friends early Performance Center first run Shorty Forty. The second 40 S&W firearm I shot many years ago was it's Performance Center bigger brother during the same session. The thing I remember about that session was that the full size gun actually has a different recoil impulse vs the Shorty in that it wants to torque in the hand. The Shorty shouldn't have been more controllable but it is.

Nice good 👌 lesson thanks

You may want to invest in some snap caps which would eliminate handling live ammo unnecessarily.

I’m not necessarily opposed to someone carrying a .22 for concealed carry but I would NEVER carry ANY gun with a magazine disconnect safety. If your struggling with an attacker and your magazine gets dropped or unseated, that round in the chamber isn’t going to do you any good.

It’s now 2019 and law agencies are issuing 9mm with 40 and 45acp being an option for officers who want to use it. Even the secret service has gone to 9mm down from 357 sig. The FBI say now the 9mm is equal to the 40 caliber which we all know is crap all day long, 9mm will NEVER hit hard like the 40 caliber ever. Agencies just want to standardize their platform and caliber that all, citizens and gun shops are still selling 40 caliber in 2019 big time for those who want more thump like me. I have two Glock 9mm’s but I like my G22 better.

I own both... And it's no comparison... The bersa is much better... More comfortable in the hand, much better trigger and because of that I shoot much better with the bersa..

Awesome video, short, to the point & reassembly instructions included for first time owners. 👍🏻

Man you are a good shot. I saw this little gun at a gun show, and immediately thought what a perfect little ladies gun. It is very light, very easy to carry, with no external hammer to cock the odds of accidental discharge are almost zero, and there is almost no recoil.So being the thoughtful husband that I am, I bought it for my wife. But when I proudly handed her my gift she said "no thanks. I don't want MY prints on that thing". She used to shoot trap with me years ago. She is a pretty good shot. But that was a long time ago and now she's not interested. And that's o.k because the more I handle this little gun the more I really like it. It conforms to your hand. Every single automatic pistol, rifle or shotgun I have ever owned jammed at some time. Not so with my revolvers. I'm glad she didn't take it that means it's mine now. I saw a green laser sight you can put on it. I think that will be the finishing touch on this little hi-tech jewel.

Really miss your reviews. Watching these vids brings me back to a time when I was a little younger and just getting into conceal carry.

Great video! I’ve been searching for a video featuring the 36 and the 10 as I have an early 60’s 2” 36 no dash and have just purchased a ‘61 2” Mod 10 no dash but have not taken delivery if the 10 yet.

Seems expensive, I have the same one and paid $129 brand new from the store.

500$ all day!! ive had one about a year sights work them selves loose at about 500 rounds and the finish was garbage ive put work into it and i got in a good place now

Easy peasy! And you’re a golfer too? My 2 pashions😋

I am sooooo glad you’re back!

Glad you're back. Prayers for a full recovery. By far my favorite channel.

So glad to see you back. You have the best review format on UA-cam. May God heal you and bless you and yours. Thank you for the video and I may consider one of these Tauruses.

Just got a colt 45 from sumone who needed 300 bucks.

I have NEVER had a pistol harder to put back together after cleaning. The Kimber Ultra TLE II. The slide keeper pin is dang near impossible to push into the hole. I'll never own another!

Dear Sir Thank You for such a outstanding video . May I have permission to re-post to my professional facebook page Mark D. Aul Hobbiest gunsmith ? I respect your work and understand the time it takes to make the video, Thanks

Glad you're back. Wondered what had happened to you. Thanks for the nice review.

My primary concealed carry gun is a Bersa Thunder 380 Plus. My big ol' 1911 45 ACP doesn't do me bit of good left at home.

So glad to see this video pop up. I have watched a bunch of your videos over and over but glad to have you back!! Best wishes on your continued recovery.

I’ve owned my PT1911 for a few years now. It has flawlessly performed with a variety of ammo offerings. The great trigger and match grade barrel make me a better shooter than what I expected to be. I purchased mine NIB for a little under $500. IMHO, the PT1911 is a superior pistol in that price range!

Glad to see you back.was getting kind of worried.dont know what kind of injury you are recovering from, but I hope you have a full & speedy recovery.

Glad you are making videos again!