.357 Magnum survey

How many .357 Magnums of any brand do you own?

  • None

    Votes: 12 3.3%
  • Four (4) or less

    Votes: 181 50.1%
  • Eight (8) or less

    Votes: 94 26.0%
  • Twelve (12) or less

    Votes: 38 10.5%
  • Twenty (20) or less

    Votes: 22 6.1%
  • More than twenty (20)

    Votes: 14 3.9%

  • Total voters
    361
  • Poll closed .
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Posts are not needed but feel free. Due to a different thread I decided to see what the average number of .357 Magnums is amongst Forum members, or get an idea of the average number, anyway.

Simple question - how many .357 magnum revolvers do you own, and that's any brand.
 
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One Lone Magnum

Yes that's all I have. Just the one.
But it is the Ultimate Combat Magnum a 681 with no dash. Owning this there isn't a need for any others.
 
Yes that's all I have. Just the one.
But it is the Ultimate Combat Magnum a 681 with no dash. Owning this there isn't a need for any others.

That's kind of my take on it too...practicality. I've got a 586 4" and an 8-shot 627 PC snub. I can't really imagine what I'd need beyond that. Besides, I can only carry one or two at the most.;)
 
Haha, your editing snafu compromised my answer. I'm 7+1 in revolvers versus semiautomatic .357 Magnums. ;) I chose 8, dangit!
 
I currently have 4...three Model 19s and a Model 28.

Over the years I've owned a lot of .357 Magnums but honestly it is a caliber that just has never thrilled me all that much. In N frames I prefer caliber that begin point four. In J frames full house .357 are painful. It does shine in medium framed revolvers like our beloved K frame. Most medium frames have enough weight to tame the recoil and they carry pretty well. But even in my K frames I find the .38 Special to really be the ideal caliber. It has enough power to do most jobs and does it well. If I need more power I tend to skip over the .357 and move up to a .44 Magnum.

But of course that is just me.
 
I am at WAY more than 20

The Model 27/327/627 family of revolvers is what I started with
My first revvoler bought new in 1977 and I still own it
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Some of my S&W Model 27, 6 shooters
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Some of my S&W S&W Model 27, 8 shooters
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Some Pythons
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This is probably half of then.

There are 3 or 4 lever actions, an LAR Grizzly, Desert Eagle, several single action revolvers, perhaps 8 or 9 J-frames, several more commemeratives

Now that I am actually looking at this list, it is more than I thouht I had
 
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