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s&w 442 with internal lock vs. s&w 442 no internal lock

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bigmountainskiercfg:
Alright, I really appreciate the advice.  I think the moon version of the 442 is the same as the 642 models.  Does that look the same for you?  I like the black vs the silver, thats why i am asking. 


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bkoenig:
The moon one is cut for moon clips, which would be a really nice feature for quicker reloads.  Not all x42 models have that feature.  Overall the 642 and 442 are identical except for stainless vs blued.

bigmountainskiercfg:
Awesome thanks I've never seen moon clips before.  Only the speed loaders. It's a cool concept. Ill take your advice and get a 642, now wood or rubber grip is the question. Appreciate all the knowledge and advice. 

bk09:
I bought the Talo edition (wood grip) and I like it. If you would use it as a pocket carry gun it could be harder to pull out of the pocket if it has a rubber grip. You get used to the snappy recoil with the wood grips, just takes a few hundred rounds and some tweaking of your grip.

Platte River Jack:
The S&W 442 is a great choice. I've been carrying one without the ILS for over three years without any rust issues. (Being a reactionary I don't want any lawyers involved in the guns I purchase).  I had  Ted Adomovich make custom wood grips and currently carry in a Galco pocket holster or Milt Sparks summer special.

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