Cal44
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I posted this on the Ruger forum.
Let's see if I get different responses here.
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I live in an area where you need to qualify for each gun you carry and list it's serial number on your carry license.
And there is a max of three guns.
Right now I have three Smith and Wesson revolvers on my license.
But I'm coming up on a renewal in a few months.
I'm considering going with three Ruger firearms:
LCR 357 - Maybe for woods carry.
LCR 327 - Probably will be the most frequently carried
LC9 - I figure I'll put on one semi-auto in case I feel, for some reason, I might need more shots than 5 or 6.
My LC9 is the old original version, but when I first got it I couldn't hit anything. Put it in the back of the safe and left it there.
But after 4 years of practicing with DA revolvers, now the LC9 DAO trigger isn't so bad and I can hit with it.
So, am I violating a law of nature not having a Smith and Wesson on my list?
I think Ruger is on a roll these days, and S&W is kind of running on momentum and going off on tangents like internal locks, cancelling all 327 Federal firearms just when the market finally seems to be accepting that caliber, etc.
Let's see if I get different responses here.

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I live in an area where you need to qualify for each gun you carry and list it's serial number on your carry license.
And there is a max of three guns.
Right now I have three Smith and Wesson revolvers on my license.
But I'm coming up on a renewal in a few months.
I'm considering going with three Ruger firearms:
LCR 357 - Maybe for woods carry.
LCR 327 - Probably will be the most frequently carried
LC9 - I figure I'll put on one semi-auto in case I feel, for some reason, I might need more shots than 5 or 6.
My LC9 is the old original version, but when I first got it I couldn't hit anything. Put it in the back of the safe and left it there.
But after 4 years of practicing with DA revolvers, now the LC9 DAO trigger isn't so bad and I can hit with it.
So, am I violating a law of nature not having a Smith and Wesson on my list?
I think Ruger is on a roll these days, and S&W is kind of running on momentum and going off on tangents like internal locks, cancelling all 327 Federal firearms just when the market finally seems to be accepting that caliber, etc.