For a simple bedside gun, I'd go with a Mdl 10, or perhaps a Mdl 21 if you wanted a larger cartridge while still keeping low pressure. For a...
Wish Smith still made this version.
Out of curiosity, I was looking at .22 snubs (this ain't a buying post), and noted the Smith 43c lists as having an aluminum alloy cylinder,...
Eh... probably a 3" SP101, or a Vaquero.
So ... basically a Centennial N frame ?
Wouldn't mind the Double Tap Defense derringer design coming back
Yes. Everyone needs a 4" .38 Spl. Reliable, easy to use and maintain, and suitable for anything short of dangerous game and a handful of predators..
Please... at the end of the day, it's still just a Taurus. Nothing overly special, except that they're finally doing what they should've been...
Soon to be an LCP
But yet nothing short of a Baby Browning or it's ilk conceals as easily as a Ruger LCP or KelTec P32/3AT
.380, simply because of it's flatness and easier concealment
.357 Magnum will always be expensive because it's .357 Magnum... it doesn't need any other reason.
I must agree. The CA Bulldog Classic is probably built solely as a tribute to their legacy... similar to A&W producing a Mdl 10 Classic.
Perfectly acceptable as an all purpose gun. You can get .357 Magnum loaded hot enough to handle most stuff in the Lower 48 short of heavy animal...
At what nose-bleed, rip-off price ?
Mmm. Revolver in .357 Magnum moonclipped for 9x19mm anyone ?
My thinking, nowadays, if someone buys a revolver; it's generally a woods gun, in a heavy Magnum or "super" Magnum cartridge. Think .44 Magnum,...
I'm *not* dressing around a duty gun- a belt gun. I'm *not* (and I *can't*- my work is an NPE, and my uniform is required). Outside of work, odds...
And ... here we go
My personal dogma is "Carry what you can reasonably conceal, irrelevant of cartridge." For most, that's something along the lines of an LCP. It's...
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