I do stare at the new grip of the 357. It's dang purdy.
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Unfortunately, 5-6 hits may not be enough for the situations5-6 shots, or 5-6 hits?
Issue is not "indian" but "indians"I carry a little a little 5 shot 637-2 Airweight at times. I like it. If it turns out it wasn’t enough, it means the other Indian was better than me. It won’t mean he had a better gun.
Not reallyIssue is not "indian" but "indians"
Comparing Apples to apples everyone is faster with a crisp semi auto. Faster first shot, faster follow up shots, faster reloads.
If you want to compare apples to hot dogs, then yes, you may or may not be much faster with a revolver than the average shooter is with a semi auto. But we don't get to pick and choose our advisory's and what advantages they may have over us. So any compromise you make, increases their potential advantage.
You know this, and I'm willing to bet if you knew the chances of you getting into a gunfight this evening were guaranteed, you'd take the 229 and not the revolver.
By your argument, I should be carrying my USPSA competition gun. Even better, I would have a 28rd STI built with a huge magwell and a 2lb trigger. I'm not gonna run anything else as fast as I run something like that. Anything else is too sloooooooow. Bull****.
I guarantee there are few folks that actually carry the gun with which they are the FASTEST with. If they think they are, they just ain't shot the "right" one yet.
FASTEST isn't at the top of my list of criteria for a carry/combat/fightin' handgun. RELIABILITY is #1 on my list. As a matter of fact, of the criteria on my list, FAST ain't even on there. I'm "fast enough" with every single handgun I own that I would trust as a carry gun.
I expect to get in a gunfight every single time I leave my house armed. Yes, I've left the house with a revolver on more than one occasion. That answers your question. I know my personal speed, accuracy, and overall capabilities with a revolver, and I've judged myself well-armed.
I had approximately $1500 worth of custom work done to a $650 revolver, just to use it solely as a carry gun. I've got semi-autos that I've got more money than that wrapped up in, as well, and I've carried those.
Yep, I carry a semi-auto most often. I don't judge it better, I just judge it as "different" from my custom M13 or M58.
Dude, if "fast" is your only argument, tap out now. You've played that card, and it's in the discard pile now. Play another one. An alternative is to get together, share some beers, and compare our respective gunfights and see how much the ability to run the gun itself FAST was actually a factor.