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Quote from: jdb on May 03, 2016, 08:31:32 PMSo let's say your only hand gun is a ruger Blackhawk in like .357/44 special/.45 colt. Would you comfortable using it as a ccw?Single action? . So, a concealed carry gun, presumably for self defense, where you have to manually cock the hammer before every shot?If it was my only choice, I would practice my butt off making it second nature. With enough practice, sure, you might get "comfortable" with it, whatever that means to you personally. If I were in that situation though, a far better option (for me personally) would be to sell the SAO and purchase something more suitable for the task intended. Just my opinion, YMMV.
So let's say your only hand gun is a ruger Blackhawk in like .357/44 special/.45 colt. Would you comfortable using it as a ccw?
Just hope that you don't have to reload that Blackhawk while under fire.
For the record I have two snub nose revolvers I just want to talk about guns
Here is my thoughts on the subject. My guess is that about 80 percent of carry guns get shot less then 20 shots a year. Now if a fella with say a single six .32 reloads and is running several hundered rounds a year through it he is immeasurably better armed than a guy with a high cap 9/40 that only shoots once in a blue moon.