Gebe
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442. Love it!
What's your defensive revolver?
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SWID
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A Model 36 with +P for out and about, a Ruger Security Six four inch for hiking, it's got tons of holster wear but looks like it was never shot. If I'm concerned about things like bears it's a 58.
Fasttalker
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Either my 66-1 2.5" or my 37-2, depending on how I plan on dressing.
Usually carry the 37 in an ankle holster.
Usually carry the 37 in an ankle holster.
buck45
US Veteran
I have my wife set up with a Smith 442 Airweight, 125 gr +P. I carry a Colf Officer's Model in 45 ACP. Done right, you won't need to reload.
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The human hyenas of the world are astonished and dismayed when their intended victims fight back. The answer to street violence is counterattack rather than more jails. Jeff Cooper
Srigs
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My Model 66-1 2.5" is part of my normal primary carry rotation. I love carrying it when walking in the woods because it just feels right.
I carry my Model 60 as weak side or coat pocket carry sometimes also. I love stainless.
I carry my Model 60 as weak side or coat pocket carry sometimes also. I love stainless.
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For defensive carry in town and at home my 649, recently equipped with CT laser grips with 38 + P JHP's. If I am out in the boonies where the critters with attitude come a tad larger it would be my Ruger Police Service Six 357 with 185 grain Winchester Partition's.
Tracer_Bullet
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My primary defensive revolver is a model 10-8 4" HB. It's extremely reliable and I shoot it better than any other handgun I own. I usually back it up with a model 49 and a couple of reloads.
If the model 10 is going to be a pain to conceal then I have a 3" model 36 or 3" SP101 that can serve as a primary gun with the 49 for BUG.
If the model 10 is going to be a pain to conceal then I have a 3" model 36 or 3" SP101 that can serve as a primary gun with the 49 for BUG.
frankw
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falcon1
US Veteran
Colt SF-VI or Smith & Wesson Model 15-4, both two-inch barrels. My main carry is a Glock Model 30.
I usually carry an auto, BUT, when the mood strikes . . .
pocket carry; S&w 37 or 42, or .357 bodyguard.
Belt - 642, 3"36, 3"60
Bigger - 2" 10, 3" 65, 3" 65 LS, 2" Colt Diamond back, 3" 66 pinto, 2 1/2 python the list goes on.
My wife and I agree I have a S&W problem . . . but she thinks I have too many, I think I have too few!
pocket carry; S&w 37 or 42, or .357 bodyguard.
Belt - 642, 3"36, 3"60
Bigger - 2" 10, 3" 65, 3" 65 LS, 2" Colt Diamond back, 3" 66 pinto, 2 1/2 python the list goes on.
My wife and I agree I have a S&W problem . . . but she thinks I have too many, I think I have too few!
44Steve
Member
329PD using44spl. for me,Mod 60 3'' for my wife using38+P.
afriqueart
Member
36-3......
Defensive carry gun
My choice is a S&W 327 w/1 reload.
My choice is a S&W 327 w/1 reload.
gregintenn
Member
640 on me and a 642 at home.
ArgMauser
Member
Favorite carry revolver: S&W Mod 12 2-inch
Next Favorite carry revolver: S&W Mod 37 2-inch
Favorite carry piece: Kahr K-40
Next favorite carry piece Kel-Tec pf-9
Most often carried piece: Kel-Tec P3AT
Next Favorite carry revolver: S&W Mod 37 2-inch
Favorite carry piece: Kahr K-40
Next favorite carry piece Kel-Tec pf-9
Most often carried piece: Kel-Tec P3AT
bigt5150
Member
My 686 with 6 in. barrel loaded with 158 gr. Hydra-Shoks.
