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Originally Posted by Pilgrim
Do you want the biggest and the baddest or the almost biggest and baddest?
Do you want to win the race or come in second?
Do you want to be the lead dog or look at the rear of another dog?  |
I guess if this is a rationale for dropping a huge amount of coin, then go for it.
Me, I always ask "What will it be used for?" Then I purchase the appropriate firearm. If I was on a brown bear hunt or a safari for African lion, this would seem an appropriate choice. For punching holes in paper, or elk or smaller critters, it is not worth the investiture of time, money, and noise that accompany such a specialized, small niche, firearm.
For me a good .44 magnum or stout .45 Colt does 99% of what I need a revolver for. YMMV
However, there is always the Bigger is Better appeal...no denying that! Maybe that is an XY chromosome thing.
Buy what makes you happy.