Don't count on a gun you don't fire regularly.

[57tr6]

Not saying they are completely "fail-safe".., but this thread makes me think of the certain advantages a revolver possesses over the auto-loader.

I like revolvers I just can't get past the round capacity issue for my main carry.

 

[the_great_white]

I like revolvers I just can't get past the round capacity issue for my main carry.

carry 2!

 

[57tr6]

It could also be that it is 200 years old! JK.

Lol...no just around a hundred!

 

[57tr6]

For real. What is that thing?

Colt vest pocket .25.

 

[57tr6]

carry 2!

...lol.

 

[Comanche]

Glock.

Nice save on the crossed thumbs guy.
Suprised he did not scold,a,couple,of them for pointing the gun at him when handing it over.
Keep that down range dummy.

 

[mikey357]

...lol.

It's called a "New York Reload"--Even when the NYPD Stakeout Squad was authorized to carry whatever they could qualify with, one of the most-decorated members of that Unit, one Jim Cirillo, carried THREE Guns, the first two being Revolvers--FWIW--mikey357

 

[mikey357]

I like revolvers I just can't get past the round capacity issue for my main carry.

I routinely carry a Seven-shot Smith .357, and have an Eight-shooter that I shoot pretty well, although to be honest, seven plus a coupla' Speedloaders leaves me feeling safe...YMMV, of course....mikey357

 

[leechnilk1]

Did you last clean it with a water based oil? The cold would be an issue maybe if so.

 

[sovietak474u]

I routinely carry a Seven-shot Smith .357, and have an Eight-shooter that I shoot pretty well, although to be honest, seven plus a coupla' Speedloaders leaves me feeling safe...YMMV, of course....mikey357

You know that is one thing I always liked about revolvers. You never have to really lubricate them. At least every revolver I owned never got it.