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    Revolver roundup experiences

    I thought this might be of interest.

    https://www.activeresponsetraining.n...volver-roundup

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    Thanks.


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    Very interesting write up.
    Good on Greg Ellifritz.

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    I enjoyed reading that.
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    Cool.

    The photo of the gel test hot defensive JHPs from Chuck’s snub were indeed worth every syllable of their 1,000 words.

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    This has been very much on my mind of late.

    There is a big difference between a J-frame and a K-frame (or Ruger SP101, Colt Cobra, or Kimber K-6). Most students brought two guns, a larger revolver with which to do the majority of their shooting and a small J-frame to occasionally use in the drills. When the students broke out the J-frames, scores dropped and reloading drills seemed significantly more difficult.
    I’ve got the whole setup with the Airweight Bodyguard I used to carry, the 442 with CTC lasergrips that’s the current pocket gun, the steel bodyguard practice gun, and the 43C understudy. I keep telling myself that I just haven’t found the magic practice regime/round count that translates to J frame snub awesomeness.
    But I’ve also got a 2 inch M10 that’s pretty easy to shoot. When does someone decide to quit and run a bigger snub?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TDA View Post
    ...the 43C understudy...

    ...But I’ve also got a 2 inch M10 that’s pretty easy to shoot. When does someone decide to quit and run a bigger snub?
    I've got a 2" model 10 on my belt right now and a .22 LCR in my pocket. Don't quit, augment!

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    Quote Originally Posted by TDA View Post
    This has been very much on my mind of late.

    But I’ve also got a 2 inch M10 that’s pretty easy to shoot. When does someone decide to quit and run a bigger snub?
    Ive tried j frames twice and a det special about 15 years ago. The colt actually served me pretty well. I drew it a couple time in Hartford and New Haven in some pretty crummy spots. I primarily carried it aiwb in a galco horsehide holster that worked so so. The belt clip wasnt ideal.

    I dont remember what I traded it for unfortunately.

    The j frames were more recent. My ass and legs are just to big to pocket carry. I have a hard time with a 5 shot belt gun.

    I have found that a k frame snub carried aiwb to be my best option. Very comfortable. Like I lounge at home and wrestle with my 2 year old with it. I can also shoot it as well as any other normal sized gun.

    If I could pocket carry Id have a j frame at the very least as a bug.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 03RN View Post

    I have found that a k frame snub carried aiwb to be my best option. Very comfortable. Like I lounge at home and wrestle with my 2 year old with it. I can also shoot it as well as any other normal sized gun.
    Not that it’s my business, but would you mind if I ask what your approximate height/weight is?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Totem Polar View Post
    Not that it’s my business, but would you mind if I ask what your approximate height/weight is?
    5'11 at a soft 220lbs right now.

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