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I do think that more people are getting into revolvers, at least in my age group. I am 39, and didn't own one until a few years ago. I... -
Revolver are SO NOT cool anymore! Especially old one, full of problems and rust and even Boomers don’t want them! Get a Nice Glock in...
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You got it just right Shanghai...though it will take years for some of the younger brethren to come to grips with that nemesis of the...
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Slamfire replied to the thread Alliant 2400 in .357 Mag.I think your data is fine, as long as you are not having sticky extraction. I decided to use Skeeter Skelton's 357 load using 2400 and...
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You have to be careful of old data. In 1967 they (Lyman) were getting top velocity with 11.5 grains of Herco. Their maximum now is 7.5!
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I have very little experience with the round in rifles so can't comment about it. Your velocities with a 4" barrel are about what I...
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Slamfire replied to the thread Are 44 Revolvers Dying?.Outstanding! Now comparisons can be made against other pistol mechanisms, and other calibers, if others can find that data. I searched...
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ATF reports for revolvers produced each year in 44mag, so looking back over the last ~20yrs: 2022: 44,105 2021...
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Definitely, unless one carries an uncocked SA.
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I have one along with a couple others, all .45s and I think they are all DA with decocker.
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Slamfire replied to the thread Revolver Resurgence-?.Little 38 snubbies are priced right, and sized right. some other things I like 1) Simple to operate. No flippers, levers, buttons...
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This fills me with anger every time I think about it, but it is a fact of living here: The terminally-flawed microstamping...
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1) Yes, the snubby pocket gun is a successful niche item for NPE carry; low risk, single opponent likely incidents. The revival of 32...
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I mean!!! YES!!! love the tactical nuke
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I'll never be without a 44. Have many.. but if they aren't dead they aren't exactly growing. Hunting as a whole has declined for...
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