Which would you choose?

Which would you choose?

  • 3" GP100

    Votes: 161 60.1%
  • Sig 229 40S&W

    Votes: 77 28.7%
  • S&W 5906

    Votes: 30 11.2%

  • Total voters
    268
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It may be heresy, but the 229 is my truck gun. It is not my favorite carry gun or my favorite shooter, but its light weight and 4" barrel makes it a great travel and hiking companion. Having said that, I've never used the other two choices, so I'm only giving input on the one I know.
 
I would probably get the sig but I picked one up the other day and it didn't fit my had at all it hurt to hold it I dont know why it just did

so I voted for the GP but if the sig fit my had I would probably pick that one however I have no experience with any of the choices
 
For Hiking I'd go with the .357 Magnum Revolver.

You can use a wide range of loads and it will work on two legged, as well as four legged targets. It's no secret that I am a fan of Revolvers. Out hiking I like my Colt SAA 45. There's something about a good "six gun" that warms my heart. :)

Heck, I like Revolvers so much that I carry two or three of them off duty. On duty I carry what they issue me, a "bottomfeeder". I don't think you can go wrong with a good .357 magnum Revolver and in some locales, if shooting rabbits, coyotes and such, you have a magazine that holds more than a "certain" number of rounds you are violating the local fish & game laws. I've never seen where the capacity of a Revolver was an issue.

BikerRN
 
Ok i"ll take my 1911 and put it up against any revolver

Let's dunk them in a bucket of mud/gravel and count to 5
pull them out and see who has a functioning gun sooner

I've never left the range and not be able to have my 1911
functioning,, I have had a S&W revovler freeze up the cylinder and
it had to go to the gunsmith - besides that the revolver just has
too many exposed openings for crap to get into fact

Can't convert any Revolver from centerfire to rimfire like a
1911 now can you? if so you're a magi.

Randall
 
I chose the Ruger.

I like the 3" GP100. It's a good looking, rugged gun.

I don't like DA/SA semi-autos without a cocked and locked option. That rules out the SIG and the S&W. I really don't like any S&W centerfire semi-auto other than the 52-2 anyway.
 
MikeJ,
I know you are looking to buy a new gun from your last post but I just wanted to post pictures of my Police Service-Six because so many are voting for the Ruger revolver. I hope you don't mind...

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I did decide to take my 3" GP100 and bought an Uncle Mike's Sidekick hip holster to carry it in. Thanks for all the responses.
 
I like a .357 mag for a woods gun because of the penetration. Ya never know when you might have to shoot through a pine tree.
 
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