I loved that about it too, what I didn't love was how every third shot with mine was a FTE. I realize this is not normal, I may end up getting another one hoping that it will run correctly. Getting a defective gun replaced is about as troublesome as sending a watch back to China!
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Which one for my first CCW
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I loved that about it too, what I didn't love was how every third shot with mine was a FTE. I realize this is not normal, I may end up getting another one hoping that it will run correctly. Getting a defective gun replaced is about as troublesome as sending a watch back to China!
^looks heavy. It's the new millennium, have you heard of plastic?:lol:
Seriously, though, it's real sweet but have you played with a LCR .357? I can't imagine why you'd want to carry around the extra heft for no appreciable benefit.
Seriously, though, it's real sweet but have you played with a LCR .357? I can't imagine why you'd want to carry around the extra heft for no appreciable benefit.
S & W model 60 357 magnum.
So comfortable, very concealable, and packs a punch.
Oh man! That is one sweet little snubby!!!
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I carry a Kahr P9 daily. I have a Comp taC IWB holster I use if wearing pants with a good belt. I am looking at a Kahr P380 for pocket carry for the quick run out to store and weekend shorts wearing.
I carry two guns almost every day. I carry a NAA Pug .22Magnum revolver in my pocket in a pocket holster every day. It is a last resort gun, but I would rather have a last resort gun and not need it than to need it and not have it. I also carry either, a Glock 26, a Beretta 92FS, or Ruger LC9 with Crimson Trace Laser. I can carry the Glock or the Ruger in a IWB holster, OWB holster or Ankle holster. I have never been a revolver fan, but I have a S&W .38 snubby that never leaves the safe.
Ultimately, carry what feels right for you. There are pros and cons to both sides of the argument, but in the end, it really depends on what you can realistically conceal, feels comfortable in your hand, and what you can reliably shoot and hit your target.
Most defensive shootings will happen within a distance of 21 feet or less. Basically, if you can hit the target by throwing the gun at it, then you should be able to hit it by shooting it. Take a defensive shooting class. It is worth the $100 you will spend on it. Whatever you choose to carry, make sure you have the right mindset, carry responsibly, and remember that safety is always the first priority.
Ultimately, carry what feels right for you. There are pros and cons to both sides of the argument, but in the end, it really depends on what you can realistically conceal, feels comfortable in your hand, and what you can reliably shoot and hit your target.
Most defensive shootings will happen within a distance of 21 feet or less. Basically, if you can hit the target by throwing the gun at it, then you should be able to hit it by shooting it. Take a defensive shooting class. It is worth the $100 you will spend on it. Whatever you choose to carry, make sure you have the right mindset, carry responsibly, and remember that safety is always the first priority.
I carry a Sig Sauer P938. Size of a 238 with the punch of a 9mm. 6 in the mag and one in the chamber, best compact I have ever had...
Picked up a g29sf, its awesome. Got some underwood 155grain 1800fps ammo. It also fits in my crossbreed g26 holster perfectly.