This may put some nickers in a twist

Somebody I know has a 317LS.

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Dump a cylinder full of CCI Tripleshok rounds into a baddie or three and I think the message will be sent.

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Photo made just after purchase. NIB from 1997.

She shoots a .45 pretty well, too but it's too heavy to carry- for her.
 
IF I were going to EDC a 22 it'd be a 2" S&W 317 or a Beretta 71.

OR a S&W 2213 (once I find one!!!)
 
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Model 63, any 40 gr solid HV. I've shot some GB short as well and I wouldn't want to be hit with those either.
 
Well, if I told you that even my kit gun is a .38 (model 36-6), would that answer your question?

As a kit gun, the ability to carry hundreds of rounds with no effort at all is certainly a point in favor of the .22, but EDC?

The first reason that comes to mind for carrying a .22 for defense is the unavailability of a .25.
 
I am glad that there are some of you out there that either have carried a 22 revolver at one time or that even some of you edc. I think I see the function of one of these as they are simple and cheap & easy to shoot so that you can use one effectively. I know its not a 45, but if you are fairly good with one,,,,,,it could work. Thank you all who responded.
 
My NAA Wasp in 22mag has been in my pocket every clothed moment since I bought it about 3 months ago. Still need to get my Kangaroo Carry for my 640 38spl to up the caliber, but in my line of work I doubt it would become EDC. Definitely more often but not EDC.

Stay safe, John
 
I carry a NAA .22LR whenever I walk the dog or mow the grass; Mr. Noshoulders frequents my yard and the trails we walk. I only shoot the water moccasins and rattlesnakes, non-poisonous snakes are welcome.
 
EDC is every day carry. I do have a 9mm but someday may move to the 22 revolver. Right now I carry a 38 revolver and will switch to the 9 mm when I get a holster from Alien. Mercy, I did not know when I ordered the holster from them that it could take up to 6 weeks to get it. Found out that deal after I had it ordered. It did not take them that long to run the credit card though. They got the money and I am still waiting. The 38 is a ruger lcr and is not much fun to shoot. On the other hand, the 9 mm is quite pleasant to shoot. As I mature more and if the arthritis gets to be a problem, then the 22 will be my edc. Hope everyone understands this, as I do understand that it is not as powerful as maybe others. But it is a lot better than nothing. I think I trust it to do the job.
 
As I like to say when these topics come up, ask Robert Kennedy about the effectiveness of a .22.
 
EDC is a 7-shot 351c in .22 Magnum. I like the extra rounds, light weight, and gentle recoil.
 
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I never have, but if it was all I had of course I would. These days the lightest I go is a Keltec 32 and it's a nasty little stinger.
 

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