9mm's and .45acp's

[Uwood52]

I have now a 1911 that I enjoy and a Beretta 92fs that I equally enjoy. I would like to find a good wheel gun and thought I should keep it in 9mm or .45acp so I am dealing with two types of ammo.

I only know of two .45 wheel guns, a S&W 625 and a taurus tracker (not made anymore).

Are there any revolvers in 9mm, or others in .45? Or should I just get a .357 and call it a day?

Please give me your thoughts and advice! I have owned revolvers, but am not very knowledgeable on them.

Thanks!

 

[fleebag]

It really depends on the size of wheelgun you want. I absolutely love my snub .357!

 

[CodenameDuchess]

There's a tracker listed on here right now

 

[Uwood52]

There's a tracker listed on here right now

I saw that! I just bought the Beretta though. I'll have to wait on another purchase for a while.

 

[JRS58]

9mm would like putting a restrictor plate on a revolver. Use the power of the .357!

 

[jc]

does it have to be a DA? if you like cowboy guns, you could get a Ruger with both the 45 ACP and 45 LC cylinders. the Ruger Vaquero is a beauty.

 

[Uwood52]

does it have to be a DA? if you like cowboy guns, you could get a Ruger with both the 45 ACP and 45 LC cylinders. the Ruger Vaquero is a beauty.

No. But you know, I forgot something, I could get a M1917 Colt now that I have a M1911 and a M9. Could keep it within the military pistols!

 

[Triathloncoach]

I have a 1911 and a 92fs. My revolver is a 4inch 686. Three classic hand guns. A GP100 would also be a great choice.

Unless you want a smaller gun to go with your full size pistols. Then a LCR 357

 

[LR Max]

Ruger Bisley in 45 Long Colt.

Cheap, simple, brings so much win.

 

[fleebag]

Doesn't the blackhawk have a 9mm cylinder also ?