.308 Norma
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As an avid handloader for going on 50 years, I can neither agree nor disagree with that.
Am a Revolver carrier over the Semi Auto
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My only complaint about revolvers is no one makes a quality 9mm revolver to shoot the lower priced 9mm ammo.
My perfect range revolver would be SS/6 shot/4" barrel/ Adj, Site.
Charter makes one (4.2") but they are unobtanium and not what I consider "quality".
jmo,
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Tallball
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For a smaller one, the Taurus 9mm snubby works okay.My only complaint about revolvers is no one makes a quality 9mm revolver to shoot the lower priced 9mm ammo.
My perfect range revolver would be SS/6 shot/4" barrel/ Adj, Site.
Charter makes one (4.2") but they are unobtanium and not what I consider "quality".
jmo,
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The Alfa Proj is on a medium frame. Its shape is pretty simple, but it seems robust.
The Smiths are nice, but cost around $1,000.
You can get an Italian SAA clone in 9mm for around $500. They don't have adjustable sights, but they're very nice.
The Ruger Blackhawk is available with a 9mm cylinder and has adjustable sights.
I think it's the Taurus Model 692 that has swappable 357/9mm cylinders. My 22lr/22mag version worked fine.
And this Ruger LCRx for carry:For a smaller one, the Taurus 9mm snubby works okay.
The Alfa Proj is on a medium frame. Its shape is pretty simple, but it seems robust.
The Smiths are nice, but cost around $1,000.
You can get an Italian SAA clone in 9mm for around $500. They don't have adjustable sights, but they're very nice.
The Ruger Blackhawk is available with a 9mm cylinder and has adjustable sights.
I think it's the Taurus Model 692 that has swappable 357/9mm cylinders. My 22lr/22mag version worked fine.
https://ruger.com/products/lcrx/specSheets/5464.html
doubleh
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I say use whatever floats your personal boat and do so.