If you keep this up you're going to make me think I NEED something else... And I don't.... Seriously I have my NEEDS covered. I think. LOL
It must have a 2" barrel
2" to 3" barrels are okay
It must have a 3"+ barrel
It must have adjustable/replaceable sights
It must have a capacity of 6+ rounds
It must be a caliber of 38spl or larger
It must be alloy or polymer framed
It must be steel framed
If you keep this up you're going to make me think I NEED something else... And I don't.... Seriously I have my NEEDS covered. I think. LOL
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Since buying the Colt King Cobra, it’s joined my 642 as an EDC. The KC is on the waist, and the 642 in my jacket pocket.
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What's the recoil comparable to?
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While not Caleb, shooting the Buffalo Bore .32 Long WCs out of friends felt like shooting .38 S&W out of my aunts No 3 lemon squeezer. So very negligible and I think that’s the load that DB likes.
True .327 mags felt just like .357 mags and wouldn’t make for a long range session.
Please oh please Ruger make what I want (and I bet a few others also). A DAO six shot SP101 with a bobbed hammer.
I only voted for the one thing that did not have a “must” in it. A 2” to 3” barrel is OK, but is not an absolute, unless I am carrying AIWB, and, at this time, AIWB is not my primary carry method. At AOWB, or at 0300, I may well carry 4”.
All-steel is something that I generally favor, but, I just might buy an S&W Model 12, if I can find a really well-preserved 12-3, or newer, and, I would pay attention if someone were to start making a truly-well-crafted titanium-framed carry revolver. I know little about the Ruger LCR series, but seem to recall that there may be some polymer involved. If DB is OK, with LCR revolvers, I am OK with LCR revolvers. I already use SP101, GP100, and Speed Six revolvers, so, obviously like Rugers.
For reference, I have largely defaulted to revolvers, for primary carry guns, since retiring from LEO-ing. I actually mostly carried G17 Glocks, during the early part of retirement, 2018 into 2019, but gradually reverted to favored revolvers, and by 2020, with the panic-demic limiting my trigger time, it became necessary to use revolvers, as I need frequent live-fire practice to maintain confident in my ability to shoot Glocks. I built an enormous foundation of long-stroke double-action skill, in the Eighties and Nineties, when I used revolvers as duty handguns, and this remains my least-perishable trigger sill set.
Retar’d LE. Kinesthetic dufus.
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The thing about the full-power .327 Feds: they recoil about like 110gr .357–both a good and bad thing, depending upon the launcher you choose—but the hidden ass-kicker is the blast. Full-power 100 grainers from a revolver are, like, pinned 14-16” AR loud. That’s no joke indoors.
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Like the amount of recoil a "puny" round can generate when launched from a light enough gun, the bark from full-house .327 Federal is something that will surprise a lot of people.
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