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S&W .38 Revolver
Hammer-less - No issue with it getting caught on your belt Unless someone is holding the cylinder you never need to worry about a jam 6 shots - If you need more than that your in trouble Revolver isn't as cool or tuckable as a semi but when its time to cause action it'll never fail. |
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Haberdasher
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Looked around a lot on the net, plus watched many videos. No hands on yet, but I like the way the 642 S&W looks. Double action with a concealed hammer and it's small enough to conceal. Not looking at shooting "whatever" at 50 yds, so something like this looks like a good fit for short to medium distance. I like that it's sub-$400, uses a common .38 shell, and is not so powerful my wife wouldn't shoot it. I'm going to keep looking, but I've started a list now.
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crazy diamond
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The guy at my local range encouraged me to try it as did my brother who is a Sgt and carries it off duty. With a Desantis Nemesis pocket holster for summer and Uncle Mike's IWB in the winter, I barely notice it's in my front pocket. ![]() I have since added Crimson trace laser grips and don't even think about a different setup. A lot of the semi-auto guys like 9 or more shots, but I figure if I need more than 5, I'm in a prolonged gunfight that i should have ran from a long time ago. I'm a wheelgun guy for life.
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Lets Go Buckeyes!
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