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Plowboy221
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5 years ago

#21

My S&W M&P9 goes bang every time, just to big for concealment

Whistlebritches
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5 years ago

#22

Modern semi autos of reputable manufacturer go bang every time also.

steve02 wrote:

For someone that just carries and never trains for real life situations I'd recommend a wheel gun in 38,maybe 357 for bigger folks that can handle the added recoil.For the person willing to train under stressful situations I'd recommend a semi-auto..........I've literally seen every make and model semi-auto,regardless of price, stovepipe,experience ramp failure so on and so forth.Usually this is an ammo issue but must be dealt with just the same to get ammo feed.

I love my little S&W 642 just for this reason,small,light,perfect back pocket gun,up close and personal it's a beast and it always goes boom

I also love my little Glock 26 and it holds 5 extra rounds

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ZRX1200
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5 years ago

#23

Out of probably 7k rounds I’ve had exactly one round stovepipe in my H&K and I can clear much quicker than a revolver can reload.

Wheel guns are good for old people, people with wear hands, and people not familiar with firearms.

They are fun to shoot, I like hunting with a .41mag as well.

Whistlebritches
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5 years ago

#24

Wheel guns are good for old people, people with wear hands, and people not familiar with firearms.

ZRX1200 wrote:

Not to mention they make excellent BUG's..........especially the small 5 shot models.

danmdevries
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5 years ago

#25

Man those new Colts are pretty.

I immediately regretted selling off my old ones. Almost never shot em, but I liked having em...

Cycleman
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5 years ago

#26

Man those new Colts are pretty.

I immediately regretted selling off my old ones. Almost never shot em, but I liked having em...

danmdevries wrote:

They are and hard to find at a fair price. A lot of oppertunest out there. I decided to get the 6 inch barreled one also, in honor of....... well....... Rick Grimes. Damn it.... there I said it!

NapalmMan67
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5 years ago

#27

They are and hard to find at a fair price. A lot of oppertunest out there. I decided to get the 6 inch barreled one also, in honor of....... well....... Rick Grimes. Damn it.... there I said it!

Cycleman wrote:

Hopefully you aim yours better than that limp wristed Limey does his. 🌫

My favorite wheelie to shoot is a 4" GP100. Fantastic gun.

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itsawaldo
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5 years ago

#28

Yo.... you Lazy Smoking Bastards! Hope everyone is fine, happy and healthy! Cycleman

Cycleman wrote:

Sweet!!!

Mine is a S&W Combat Masterpiece from 1958, my FIL's cop gun.
Dang that shoots straight and true.

Stogie1020
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5 years ago

#29

I always wanted a wheel gun. She is purdy cycleman!

zitotczito
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5 years ago

#30

Very nice.

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glongoria
Connoisseur

5 years ago

#31

I like the knife, Where did you get it?

Cycleman
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5 years ago

#32

I like the knife, Where did you get it?

glongoria wrote:

The father of a dear friend and who was my assistant manager at one of my boot stores in the early 90's scrimshawed it for me. Has a rattle snake. His name was Robert Carrera. (sp?) Super nice family. I think they have all passed except the mother. Great people. Thank you for asking.

WhiskyGuyMO
Rookie

5 years ago

#33

nice piece, that Python...how do you conceal carry it?

delta1 wrote:

You wear a loose shirt and put it in a Galco leather belt holster. Or, consider wearing a sports coat. You do NOT have to carry only the tiny micro-guns. With proper planning and clothing we can all carry big boy guns.

ZRX1200
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5 years ago

#34

You sound like someone who can’t shoot.....

KingoftheCove
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5 years ago

#35

You sound like someone who can’t shoot.....

ZRX1200 wrote:

heh heh.....

KingoftheCove
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5 years ago

#36

I want me a revolver for me and the wife for home security. Semi automatics are not a good option when in a stressed situation. I have one on each side of the bed a revolver I think would be a better choice. Thoughts are sure welcome and what you would buy.

corey sellers wrote:

This,
https://ruger.com/products/gp100/specSheets/1715.html

but I swapped out the Hogue Monogrip for these (the backstrap bump on the Monogrip bugs my hand)
https://shopruger.com/Rubber-Grips-with-Rosewood-Inserts-Compact/productinfo/70084/

Looks like this now
https://www.auctionzip.com/auction-lot/Ruger-Model-GP-100-1715-.357-Magnum-Revolver_6464B3E82A/

They are solid, decent price, and if you are just a little bit handy, you can clean up the action and other bits if you got a "rough" one. I got lucky with mine, with the exception of my hammer dog gap, which I might shim up someday.

Some people swap out springs, etc......meh......just shoot it, stone out any imperfections, and have a revolver that will last a looooong time.

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