jehicks87
Member
I have a question for you guys. I am in the market for a winter carry weapon. I am weighing my options.
I want, of course, the best terminal performance against heavy, thick winter clothing. This weapon will be carried in a pancake holster, so size isn't as big an issue as it is for my summer carry set-up (Glock 36 carried IWB.)
I am weighing revolver vs auto. I am confident with Semi-Autos and have no issues carrying them. I am considering a revolver due to the affect of the cold (sticking) in particular, but I appreciate the robustness of revolvers in general.
My caliber will be the deciding factor, so the actual pistol in question will not be discussed outside of revolver vs auto as I have selected two candidate calibers from each form-factor.
So, terminal performance against heavy, thick clothing, and I am preparing for thick-bodied BG's. .38 Spc, .357 Magnum, .357 Sig, or 10mm? I am not recoil-sensitive.
I want, of course, the best terminal performance against heavy, thick winter clothing. This weapon will be carried in a pancake holster, so size isn't as big an issue as it is for my summer carry set-up (Glock 36 carried IWB.)
I am weighing revolver vs auto. I am confident with Semi-Autos and have no issues carrying them. I am considering a revolver due to the affect of the cold (sticking) in particular, but I appreciate the robustness of revolvers in general.
My caliber will be the deciding factor, so the actual pistol in question will not be discussed outside of revolver vs auto as I have selected two candidate calibers from each form-factor.
So, terminal performance against heavy, thick clothing, and I am preparing for thick-bodied BG's. .38 Spc, .357 Magnum, .357 Sig, or 10mm? I am not recoil-sensitive.