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The Smith & Wesson 686-6 was developed in 1980 and has become a commercially successful double-action revolver. It is used by both US Navy special operations and French GIGN counter-terrorism operators due to its reliability in harsh weather conditions and the walloping punch it packs. | The Smith & Wesson 686-6 was developed in 1980 and has become a commercially successful double-action revolver. It is used by both US Navy special operations and French GIGN counter-terrorism operators due to its reliability in harsh weather conditions and the walloping punch it packs. | ||
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The S&W 686 featured in NMRiH is chambered in [[.357 Magnum]] ammunition and stores 6 rounds per cylinder. | The S&W 686 featured in NMRiH is chambered in [[.357 Magnum]] ammunition and stores 6 rounds per cylinder. | ||
The S&W 686 can be used in conjunction with a [[Maglite|maglite]]. | The S&W 686 can be used in conjunction with a [[Maglite|maglite]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:02, 15 September 2012
Overview
The Smith & Wesson 686-6 was developed in 1980 and has become a commercially successful double-action revolver. It is used by both US Navy special operations and French GIGN counter-terrorism operators due to its reliability in harsh weather conditions and the walloping punch it packs.
The S&W 686 featured in NMRiH is chambered in .357 Magnum ammunition and stores 6 rounds per cylinder.
The S&W 686 can be used in conjunction with a maglite.
