Revolver Carry?

[CAMSDADDY]

I carry a revolver a lot. However I realize that when my revolver fails its will really fail. When a semi fails it can normally be addressed by a tap rack another pull of the trigger. I feel my Glocks are just as reliable as my revolvers. Ive never sent a semi auto back to the factory. I have sent a few back to S&W. there are no absolutes.

For pocket carry I prefer a J frame. For belt carry a semi just makes more since because I can have more rounds on board in a flatter package. Again I carry a J frame a lot but Ive seen things shot that didnt react the way I wanted them to simply because they were shot. The idea of being able to put more holes seems to appeal to me today. Tomorrow is another day.

 

[BlackJackAce]

Of course. Leaves no shell casings as evidence. 😉

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

But semis can have silencers

and bayonets. (On the under-frame accessory rail)

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

But semis
can have silencers

and bayonets. (On the under-frame accessory rail)

I actually carry a J frame 38 special a lot.

And for the last year and a half it's been one with a 3 inch barrel,
which I think improves both pointability and recoil management.

 

[Ken Ford]

Of course. Leaves no shell casings as evidence. 😉

They still leave bullets…

 

[lostchild]

Used to worry about just 5 rounds in my J-frames.
Soon as my extendomag comes in, I’ll feel a lot better.

 

[BlackJackAce]

They still leave bullets…

And hopefully in the right places.

 

[rOmiLaYu]

Would you carry a revolver for daily carry?

Yup. Done so one and off for the past two some odd years.

 

[BLIP]

I had to sell my 642 recently and absolutely feel naked without it. pocket, OWB, AND shoulder carried in winter. Light, extremely reliable, and very discrete with options depending on situations.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Terrible triggers, terrible capacity, terrible ergonomics, overrated reliability, and too heavy (unless you're carrying a 38spl in which case let me wish you a happy early mother's day)