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According to the DoubleTap page on FaceBook, the DoubleTap folks have had a falling out with the production folks at Heizer Defense. The DoubleTap will not be produced by Heizer Defense and the DoubleTap designer is looking for either a new production facility to make the gun or an existing gun...

I've had a PMR-30 for about six months now and it is becoming my favorite range gun. It is just simply a joy to shoot, with a better trigger than a $400 gun deserves to have. Combine this with the 30-rd magazine and bright fiber optic sights and you have a handgun that, while probably not the...

Very well said, Solitude. I personally prefer the LCR, but under the conditions you stipulate, the LCP is the obvious choice.

I'm still very pleased with my LCR--in fact, yesterday I bought my second one. :D

Seems to be an isolated case. There have been many, many LCRs (including mine) that have had far more rounds through them than this with no problems at all. Ruger says they tested several LCRs beyond 10k rounds with no wear or alignment issues before the gun was released for sale. I don't see...

The HKS -36 speedloaders will work much better with the CTC laser grips than the larger Hogue grips and with ammo with "pointy" or tapered bullets than they will with SWC or WC bullets. The LCR cylinder is just a tad smaller in diameter than the J Frame cylinder and the speed loader can...

LCR is the way to go I don't own an LCP, but I do own a Kel-Tec P3AT, an LCR and several S&W J frame revolvers. For the majority of the time I now pocket carry the LCR--it has replaced my S&W J frames (342, 442, 640, 642, & 940) as my primary CCW handgun. For the very few times when it is...

I don't have a blackhawk serpa so I can't say for certain, but I doubt it would fit due to the different size and shape of the trigger guard on the LCR.

My LCR has quickly become my everyday carry, replacing the venerable S&W 642. The trigger is clean and smooth without an expensive trigger job or aftermarket springs. It's lightweight, has never yet failed to function for me, fires the respectable .38 Special +P cartridge, and shooting the two...

I got one yesterday at Ludco's in Parker City, IN. The fit and finish are actually better than what I was expecting. I already have a 642 and a 442 and while the trigger pull on the LCR is comparable to that of the 642 (which has had work done on it), the trigger pull of the LCR is...

I haven't seen one yet but I hope to soon. Some of the guys on other forums have found LCRs and the price in the shops seems to be hovering around $450. No reports on any with CT grips, but I'd guess that they would increase the price by about $200. Aesthetics aside, the idea of a polymer...

Looks like the LCRs are showing up on GunBroker... http://v4.beta.gunbroker.com/Auction/SearchResults.aspx?Keywords=ruger+lcr