JFrame
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Most recently, my 625 has been my hunting and camp/trail companion. It carries well and i shoot it well.
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Some variation of the 625 is on my short list of "guns to get"...
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Perfect "Camp and Trail revolver?"
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Nice...
Some variation of the 625 is on my short list of "guns to get"...
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As this thread grows to phenominal proportions, the favorites seem to be heavy calibers and the .22 WMR! I can't fault either and I too used to carry a Single Six withthe Magnum cylinder installed.
MyVaquero 357 would probablly fit the bill better than the Model 10, it's just that I shoot it pretty well and the DA factor has overwhelmed me.(Formerly only shot Single Actions)
Yes Now that I have read everything here, I'd need to change my choice to the Vaquero, heavilly loaded for a good trail gun.
The threats where I go are smaller "Park" bears though they are very dangerous as they don't fear people!!! Some are 2nd catch and release too ( the worst kind!). Big Cats usually run or hide unless with young. They have plenty of food there. The #3 threat is the most dangerous and I have watched "Alaska State Troopers" enough to see how many folks pack high cap 9's. At first I thought "WHAT?", then realised it was for the #3 threats.
Oh to be rich enough to own all the "right guns"!
ZVP
MyVaquero 357 would probablly fit the bill better than the Model 10, it's just that I shoot it pretty well and the DA factor has overwhelmed me.(Formerly only shot Single Actions)
Yes Now that I have read everything here, I'd need to change my choice to the Vaquero, heavilly loaded for a good trail gun.
The threats where I go are smaller "Park" bears though they are very dangerous as they don't fear people!!! Some are 2nd catch and release too ( the worst kind!). Big Cats usually run or hide unless with young. They have plenty of food there. The #3 threat is the most dangerous and I have watched "Alaska State Troopers" enough to see how many folks pack high cap 9's. At first I thought "WHAT?", then realised it was for the #3 threats.
Oh to be rich enough to own all the "right guns"!
ZVP
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I prefer the bigger dog .357 mag. myself. That way I can run what ever I want through it.
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Vern Humphrey
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And strong enough to carry a half-dozen or so all day.
Just got back from hiking in the Smoky Mountain's. I'm much more concerned with 2-legged animals than I am with 4. I had my 9mm Shield with me the entire time. It's light and comfortable to carry all day long.
However, wild boar seem to be a growing problem in the area (even though we didn't see any on our hikes). I have a feeling 9mm just ain't going to help me much against a charging boar. I may just step it up to my Security Six.
However, wild boar seem to be a growing problem in the area (even though we didn't see any on our hikes). I have a feeling 9mm just ain't going to help me much against a charging boar. I may just step it up to my Security Six.
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