Vern Humphrey
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As I said earlier, in the furture it will become common for the grandkids to go trough grandpa's effects after his funeral and find his ultra-lightweight snubbie, with the original box of shells, only six rounds missing.
Ultra lightweights are truly expressions of the "carry a lot, shoot a little" philosophy. But guns are carried to be shot -- in extreme danger. So going down in caliber and power doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. I carry a full-size M1911 with no problem, and at times a Detective Special. Neither of those represent any great burden.
Ultra lightweights are truly expressions of the "carry a lot, shoot a little" philosophy. But guns are carried to be shot -- in extreme danger. So going down in caliber and power doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. I carry a full-size M1911 with no problem, and at times a Detective Special. Neither of those represent any great burden.