Texasred
Member
Tommorrow I'm going to the show and would really like to get a little 38 special as a pocket gun for CCW. My normal carry is a Glock 30 and it's a little two big for every carry situation and when I wear shorts or tuck my shirt in I can't wear it without feeling very awkward.
Well I'd like to get a Ruger SP101 because it is so heavy duty but it's a little too big.
I'd like to get a Smith but don't think they can handle regular shooting and practice, plus they are a little pricey.
So for the first time in my life I am considering a Taurus.
How do they handle regular use?
Do they have a long service life like a Ruger or Smith?
Warranty?
Well made?
Any other suggestions maybe a Rossi (gasp)?!
My revolver experience is as follows:
Ruger GP100, Smith and Wesson 686, Ruger Super Redhawk 454, and Charter Arms 38. The only one I still own is the 454, and still have a bunch of 357 and would like to get another. Will the 357 cylinder compromise the size much?
Well I'd like to get a Ruger SP101 because it is so heavy duty but it's a little too big.
I'd like to get a Smith but don't think they can handle regular shooting and practice, plus they are a little pricey.
So for the first time in my life I am considering a Taurus.
How do they handle regular use?
Do they have a long service life like a Ruger or Smith?
Warranty?
Well made?
Any other suggestions maybe a Rossi (gasp)?!
My revolver experience is as follows:
Ruger GP100, Smith and Wesson 686, Ruger Super Redhawk 454, and Charter Arms 38. The only one I still own is the 454, and still have a bunch of 357 and would like to get another. Will the 357 cylinder compromise the size much?