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I've developed an itch to buy a revolver
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<blockquote data-quote="ldp4570" data-source="post: 2661673" data-attributes="member: 5168"><p>First; Stay away from any revolver that has MIM parts, and any kind of lock. If safeties were so great, Sam Colt would have put them on his first revolver. Now the question is what do you want, a Ruger, or Smith&Wesson? Sorry I didn't include Taurus, Rossi, or Colt. I don't trust the first two, and its been so long since Colt made double action revolvers its tough to find a decent Colt gunsmith. </p><p></p><p>Smith&Wesson are the (Pre-Lock, and Pre MIM) caddies of revolvers, and Rugers are the tanks of the revolver world. Now when you buy a revolver you need two possibly three, one in rimfire for lots of fun(4 or 6 inch barrels), and small critter killing. Your second should be a GP100(four inch barrel) it makes it easier to conceal, or a Redhawk in .45Colt or 44Magnum. Four or six inch barrel. Last but not least you need to look at the LCR in .38+P, or the SP101 in .357 with a two, three inch barrel. Both make for excellent CCW revolvers. I may go to hell for saying it, but Ruger revolvers have surpassed S&W revolvers for everything you'd need a revolver for!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ldp4570, post: 2661673, member: 5168"] First; Stay away from any revolver that has MIM parts, and any kind of lock. If safeties were so great, Sam Colt would have put them on his first revolver. Now the question is what do you want, a Ruger, or Smith&Wesson? Sorry I didn't include Taurus, Rossi, or Colt. I don't trust the first two, and its been so long since Colt made double action revolvers its tough to find a decent Colt gunsmith. Smith&Wesson are the (Pre-Lock, and Pre MIM) caddies of revolvers, and Rugers are the tanks of the revolver world. Now when you buy a revolver you need two possibly three, one in rimfire for lots of fun(4 or 6 inch barrels), and small critter killing. Your second should be a GP100(four inch barrel) it makes it easier to conceal, or a Redhawk in .45Colt or 44Magnum. Four or six inch barrel. Last but not least you need to look at the LCR in .38+P, or the SP101 in .357 with a two, three inch barrel. Both make for excellent CCW revolvers. I may go to hell for saying it, but Ruger revolvers have surpassed S&W revolvers for everything you'd need a revolver for! [/QUOTE]
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