I say no port. In a carry gun, if it was ever fired from a position of retention, that could lead to problems.
I say no port. In a carry gun, if it was ever fired from a position of retention, that could lead to problems.
I like the one-hole S&W Power Ports...but only because they are standard on a K-Comp.Ok,
While conventional wisdom would say "no porting", I gotta be the oddball and say port that bad boy! Nothing says sexy like a 3" Magna-Ported K Frame.
Maybe...but it's suck to catch a chunk of Lead or powder in the eye.Wouldn't it be awesome to inhale a muzzle blast?!
The theory is that by porting, you reduce the amount of muzzle flip, and this seemingly will have the effect of reducing the felt (if not the actual) recoil.No port.
What are you hoping to achieve by porting?
A barrel should have only 2 holes, one in front and one in back.
The theory is that by porting, you reduce the amount of muzzle flip, and this seemingly will have the effect of reducing the felt (if not the actual) recoil.
It seems to work for me.
I sent my model 65 off to Mag-Na-Port more than twenty years ago, and I have never regretted it.