Snappo
6.5 Creedmoor
There was this dude (Tim Bradley) that could do skeet type stuff along the lines of an Annie Oakley. He used a Baretta. He would do like over-the-shoulder blind shooting and crap like that.
Honest Question About Revolvers
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There was this dude (Tim Bradley) that could do skeet type stuff along the lines of an Annie Oakley. He used a Baretta. He would do like over-the-shoulder blind shooting and crap like that.
nortatoga
.338 Win Mag
S&W has to put heavier springs in his pistols! I posted this earlier in this thread. Standard springs can't keep up with his trigger finger.
Vinson57
.475 A&M Magnum
You do not have to chase your brass is the best part of revolvers.
Picking up brass is indeed a PITA. Especially for me since I don't even reload it. Keep a little can next to ya, drain the cylinder, pop it open and plunk, into the can go the empties. I like it!
Bananabandit
.338 Win Mag
Youre easy to pleasee
Truebeliever
6.5 Creedmoor
Something to add about revolvers I didn't see.
Revolvers can shoot even if the barrel is against the assailant while one is in a physical struggle. Most semis will be knocked out of battery if you try it.
We don't always choose when or how we will be attacked. We might be tackled before we know we have to defend ourselves
Revolvers can shoot even if the barrel is against the assailant while one is in a physical struggle. Most semis will be knocked out of battery if you try it.
We don't always choose when or how we will be attacked. We might be tackled before we know we have to defend ourselves
It was mentioned previously. But it is a valid point. Thats why I think a little .38 snubbie makes a good, chips are down, backup gun if one were inclined to carry one.