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You can't beat the overall stopping power, reliability and ease of use of a revolver. Stainless smith or Ruger lcr in 357, shoot 38+p and your covered for most all predators, 2 and 4 legged. People do worry about round count but in most edc situations you only need 2-3 rounds.
Quote from: fishngamereaper on February 26, 2021, 12:22:18 PMYou can't beat the overall stopping power, reliability and ease of use of a revolver. Stainless smith or Ruger lcr in 357, shoot 38+p and your covered for most all predators, 2 and 4 legged. People do worry about round count but in most edc situations you only need 2-3 rounds.Ya, and if someone is doing some ground & pound action on your skinny butt you can jam that revolver right up in their guts and it'll still fire.
Quote from: KFhunter on February 26, 2021, 12:25:59 PMQuote from: fishngamereaper on February 26, 2021, 12:22:18 PMYou can't beat the overall stopping power, reliability and ease of use of a revolver. Stainless smith or Ruger lcr in 357, shoot 38+p and your covered for most all predators, 2 and 4 legged. People do worry about round count but in most edc situations you only need 2-3 rounds.Ya, and if someone is doing some ground & pound action on your skinny butt you can jam that revolver right up in their guts and it'll still fire.That's a huge part of it .. learning curve is literally pull point and shoot... I've seen some bad situations get worse because of Cqb stuff and semi autos being pushed out of battery. Braced contact shooting takes allot of training and takes two hands... revolver I can shoot one handed and use my other for defense..etc.