MAKE A MEME View Large Image The MTR series came in 38spl and 22lr, and in handgun and carbine form. Supposedly some were produced in 357 but I haven't seen that substantiated. I've found accuracy to be superlative. The trigger is extremely smooth in DA, and nicely ...
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Keywords: The MTR series came in 38spl and 22lr, and in handgun and carbine form. Supposedly some were produced in 357 but I haven't seen that substantiated. I've found accuracy to be superlative. The trigger is extremely smooth in DA, and nicely weighted and crisp in SA. The short barrel length has no effect on target accuracy because the sight radius remains long. Note: In my experience, everybody thinks "Mateba" necessarily means "semi-auto revolver." The MTR-8 is NOT semi-auto! (Neither is the Rhino or 2006M, but I digress....) The MTR series came in 38spl and 22lr, and in handgun and carbine form. Supposedly some were produced in 357 but I haven't seen that substantiated. I've found accuracy to be superlative. The trigger is extremely smooth in DA, and nicely weighted and crisp in SA. The short barrel length has no effect on target accuracy because the sight radius remains long. Note: In my experience, everybody thinks "Mateba" necessarily means "semi-auto revolver." The MTR-8 is NOT semi-auto! (Neither is the Rhino or 2006M, but I digress....)
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