The little trench and tiny, un-distinguished front post are abysmal in my estimation, and suited for neither precision nor speed. First, I am not fan of the fixed “sights” on most small revolvers (or complete lack thereof on others). Obviously my 640 Pro Series is an exception to this rule, but I usually try to steer others away from small wheelguns. I will freely admit that generally speaking, I am no fan of the Smith & Wesson J-Frame. This is an article about MY first revolver, the Smith & Wesson Model 60-15. But a year later I’m finally getting around to writing the article I started in October of 2016. I got some new ideas and the next thing I knew, was charting its own course. Then I got in touch with Mike Wood to write a review of his book. Wanting to space out reviews of revolvers (because I don’t have many), I pushed this one to the back burner. My friend Aaron (at the ITRH Urban Survival Podcast) wanted to to run my revolver interview much earlier than I had anticipated. Several things happened (mostly at my own doing) that changed this course. This article was planned to be the very first one ran on.
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