You are right. At least two.
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Revolvers
- Thread starter Hussar
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This week my off-body carry gun is a revolver.
A revolver of an ancient design, dating back to the 1890's. In fact, The last significant tweak to this gun's design came in the 1920s I believe.
And I've got the wrong ammunition in it ! Yeah, what I stuffed in the chambers of the cylinder does not match the inscription on the barrel as to what cartridge it uses. But I figure it's close enough.
Oh, and this fine example of Victorian-era gun design, loaded with the wrong ammo, is being carried in a cheap uncle mikes nylon holster.
I just needed to confess that.
A revolver of an ancient design, dating back to the 1890's. In fact, The last significant tweak to this gun's design came in the 1920s I believe.
And I've got the wrong ammunition in it ! Yeah, what I stuffed in the chambers of the cylinder does not match the inscription on the barrel as to what cartridge it uses. But I figure it's close enough.
Oh, and this fine example of Victorian-era gun design, loaded with the wrong ammo, is being carried in a cheap uncle mikes nylon holster.
I just needed to confess that.
It's the S&W model 66, six-inch barrel, loaded with six 125 gr hollowpoint rounds in .38 special.
Good luck with that equipment, contrarian.
"May the odds always be in your favor".
btw, those grips look familiar...
Did I get those from you, about 4 years ago? Thanks. They are my "slim" stocks for women and kids. I went shooting with an older lady a couple weeks ago and brought out this revolver for her to try and compare to her own small frame revolver. I find that standard Smith & Wesson K-frame stocks are just too fat, especially near the bottom, for a lady's hand or a teenage kid's.
It took a bunch of sanding and filing (even using a belt sander) but I got those dark wood stocks slimmed down to the minimum thickness.
While I haven't carried this one lately, it is one of the handguns I shoot best with. I would still be confident with this for defense if this were my only gun. It's all in the muscle memory.
but thats an Uncle Mike holster that revolver cant possibly be worth a damn
So I was thinking, what kind of Luddite relies on 19th century technology and (shudder) an Uncle Mike's holster.
Then I remembered this in the back of the safe. lol
Early S&W 67 with 125 gr .38 spl Silvertips.
a pox on you showing such on a family web site
I will pray to Gaston, the patron saint of plastic gats for forgiveness, and as penance will stipple my potato phone.
