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B BluedRevolver Member Joined Sep 2, 2011 Messages 123 Location Louisiana Sep 2, 2011 #1 Please delete this thread Last edited: Sep 2, 2011
Fishslayer Member Joined Jan 1, 2010 Messages 1,974 Location People's Republik Sep 2, 2011 #2 The M66 by the bed is loaded with .38+P & sits next to a .45ACP. I don't ever want to deal with a Big Dog magnum load indoors without ears on. Not to mention cleaning powder burns & chunks of BG off my hallway walls....
The M66 by the bed is loaded with .38+P & sits next to a .45ACP. I don't ever want to deal with a Big Dog magnum load indoors without ears on. Not to mention cleaning powder burns & chunks of BG off my hallway walls....
OP OP B BluedRevolver Member Joined Sep 2, 2011 Messages 123 Location Louisiana Sep 2, 2011 #3 I would be using a Smith and Wesson 686 6" barrel for home defense
S Shienhausser Member Joined Jul 1, 2011 Messages 267 Sep 2, 2011 #4 "I would be using a Smith and Wesson 686 6" barrel for home defense" I as well. And I want .357 in it. In the rare event I have a break-in, I don't want any doubts.
"I would be using a Smith and Wesson 686 6" barrel for home defense" I as well. And I want .357 in it. In the rare event I have a break-in, I don't want any doubts.
M Maple_City_Woodsman Member Joined Jun 15, 2011 Messages 430 Sep 2, 2011 #5 Would the fine folks here at the revolver section say the .357 Magnum has too much recoil/flash to be optimal for self defense? Click to expand... No. If you are worried about 125gr loads, then use the 158gr loads the cartridge was designed around.
Would the fine folks here at the revolver section say the .357 Magnum has too much recoil/flash to be optimal for self defense? Click to expand... No. If you are worried about 125gr loads, then use the 158gr loads the cartridge was designed around.