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Im just curious what makes you think 380 is inadequate?I know a lot of people are of the bigger is better theory and I get that to some extent (and I realize you didn’t say that) but if accuracy and comfort play a huge role (they do) couldn’t the 380 be perfectly sufficient?No it doesn’t penetrate in the gel tests as amazingly as 9mm, 45 etc but if you look into it there are several great options for CC in 380.And if someone could shoot a 380 say twice as accurate as a 9mm or other caliber would that not make all the necessary difference?Say they were able to get 4 shots off in a 380 all in the heart area or the other option would be only enough time for 3 shots in the upper body in general?I’m not sure if I’m over thinking this and I’m not trying to call you out on anything, just trying to see if my logic is sound.-note- I have a 9mm m&p shield but am considering a Glock 42 380 because I love how accurate and easy to shoot it is
2. Real reasons not to go with 22 Magnum for her CC, if she's much more comfortable with it and will shootiti a lot more?
Quote from: Dan-o on November 28, 2018, 09:51:51 PM2. Real reasons not to go with 22 Magnum for her CC, if she's much more comfortable with it and will shootiti a lot more? Rimfires are more likely to misfire than any centerfire round.Semi auto rimfires that misfire can be much harder to clear than a standard semi auto. The Bobcat is one of them. If it doesn't go off, you need to stick a rod down the barrel to clear.ETA- If I was serious about a CC .22 (or magnum), I'd buy a S&W Airweight. If the ammo misfires, pull the trigger again for a fresh chamber and a second chance.
Quote from: huntingfool7 on December 01, 2018, 05:13:42 PMQuote from: Dan-o on November 28, 2018, 09:51:51 PM2. Real reasons not to go with 22 Magnum for her CC, if she's much more comfortable with it and will shootiti a lot more? Rimfires are more likely to misfire than any centerfire round.Semi auto rimfires that misfire can be much harder to clear than a standard semi auto. The Bobcat is one of them. If it doesn't go off, you need to stick a rod down the barrel to clear.ETA- If I was serious about a CC .22 (or magnum), I'd buy a S&W Airweight. If the ammo misfires, pull the trigger again for a fresh chamber and a second chance.When is the last time you ever had a rimfire fail to fire??? Literally 10's of thousands (maybe hundreds of thousands) of rounds and have yet to have a fail to fire / misfire. I can't remember ever in my life having one fail. Now....consistant, accurate, leathality....those can be debated, but not a misfire fail to fire. I do agree that a revolver is the way to go if you want a .22 mag. Easy, full proff, jam proof, and crazy fun to shoot. Mine is also surprisingly accurate.