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I have several carry options, but my favorite is my Ruger SP101, 3”, in .357 Magnum. For just day-to-day bopping around town, I often pocket carry either a small .380 auto or a 5-shot .38 snubbie. I also participate in a security role at my synagogue; for that situation I either carry a full-size M1911 .45 or one of two other full-size 9mm handguns I own, OWB, under my sport jacket. But the SP101 is my “Swiss Army Knife” carry gun. If it’s too hot for wearing a sport jacket, at the synagogue, I’ll just pocket carry my SP101. It’s only five shots, I know, but I have five more in a speed loader on me and it is .357, after all. With that revolver I feel well armed enough for that situation. But it is also just small enough that I can carry it around in day-to-day life as well; a bit heavy but still discreet and it has the range, accuracy, and power to handle an Eli Dicken type scenario if it emerges in my local supermarket. I carry it more and more these days because it is so versatile. At the end of the day it goes in my nightstand, I switch out the Critical Duty carry ammo for Hydra Shok (trading penetration for expansion), and it is perfect for home defense (got a tritium sight up front for low light). It’s a solid, ultra reliable, and powerful firearm. And it will accommodate me as I age. Right now I’m 62, and I can still handle .357 out of it just fine (was even at the range with it earlier today as I write this), but as I get older, if I find that my wrists can’t take .357 anymore, I can switch to .38 Special +P and with a 3” barrel I will still get good performance, and with that 27 ounce weight, it will be a pussycat to shoot. Revolvers are awesome. You are on the right path.

Your conclusions are valid. I also feel a 6 round revolver is enough for day to day edc. You carry to way life takes you daily.

I'd rather Cry in a Porsche, than laugh in a Hyundai...just saying...🤣🤣🤣

Nice video, a bunch of decibel meters online for under $30

Nice vid. Moore 327 federal vids? Different guns on that caliber

I took the Rangemaster Instructor class in 2013. It is very good, you should learn a lot and enjoy it.

Great score in shooting and family priorities! 😘❤️

I have a Ruger LCP2 in 22LR. The ammo that is recommended for this gun doesnt work in my gun..my gun chokes on it with jams and misfeeds..not at all reliable. The only time its 100% reliable is if I use ammo that is not recommended for this gun and is not suppose to work well in it..But it works well in my gun.

lol how unathletic is this dude. looks like my sister jumping outta the back of his truck. has to hold onto the side the whole time? lol

Just curious, what type of light is that with the dual lenses? Thanks for sharing!

Years to develop and release a new caliber

I have one of these too. I really like the size of the gun but mine hurts me because of the square butt as well.

Great review of this firearm. I just got a steel frame matte black 85 for $200. Great shooter and very reliable. Single and double action are smooth. The gun is not as heavy as one would think. Also these models are +P rated. I called Taurus to verify it. Keeping this one. The only problem now is that my wife wants it.

Of course wadcutters are best for target shooting.

My new Python is the same way.

This man loves apples

Of the many Ruger revolvers my father and I have bought over the years, all of them (more than 5) had to go back to the factory. Many of them twice. One even went back 3 times. All because the triggers would eventually stop working. Something about the MIM parts broke down. I even had the transfer bar on a .22lr GP100 sheer in half. Rugers are made like junk. This 'built like a tank' nonsense is just marketing mumbojumbo. The rugers happen to have excess steel because they wouldn't function properly without it due to the casting of the frames. Forge a frame properly instead and it can be not quite as thick while being at least as strong.

Love this cal.

Good luck getting pulled over

No way in hell that’s a 10 inch barrel. You got bad info dude.

I have the same setup but mine won’t cycle another round do u have any idea what can be the problem? I’ve tried all types of different ammo and grains even subsonic

Hey r u it 777

Bro, NEVER apologize for Han'lin' Bizness! And by Bizness I mean Family. THEY Always come FIRST. That being said, not too bad at all on the drills, but yes, there is Always room for improvement. 2A Up, and Stay Strapped! ✌✌

I am guilty of disliking kydex because it damages the finish of my gun. I also don't like it because it is uncomfortable and noisy. Leather looks, feels, and smells better. I also don't like relying on a friction fit to retain my gun in my holster. I like to have a top strap of some kind. One doesn't see many kydex holsters with top straps (unless it's a duty holster, but I'm talking off duty concealment type holsters here).

have been looking at a Beretta for a first pistol is it a solid first pistol or something I should see about getting later on?

7,500 Round review on this pistol can be seen here. It's simply a superb handgun and easily one of the most dependable pistols I own. ua-cam.com/video/8Lgg3l4nF84/v-deo.html

I like the Beretta 32... the lack of an extractor would worry me, though. 😬 "Failure to extract" malfunctions in the Tomcat are PITA to clear. Walter is selling the PPK in 32 acp again.

You get in a car accident and have a loaded gun pointing at your nads..

Not as musch as you thought? I'd say a few hundred fps is pretty significan't, not to mention the improved accuracy of a longer barrel.

Going to pick up my italian job right now. Found a couple 92D Centurions at a Gander Mt about 25 years ago, italians.....nEVER shoulda sold them! Here we go!

My main issue with a weapons-mounted light, is the idea that you're about to identify a threat (presumably human) with your loaded muzzle pointed at it before you know what in the world it is, who in the world it is, or why in the world it is. Many legal and moral implications about that, besides the idea that something startling can likely cause a trigger finger to do something you didn't want a trigger finger to do. Also in a sense of an experienced threat, a bright light provides a great target to fire at. The only exception I would have would be location, such as being out in the country away from public, in a situation where it is 99% likely a dangerous animal could be prowling and needs identified with a rifle (and a light). The issue is not the light. The issue is making a light in essence a bullet-firing light. I do believe they should be separate the vast majority of the time. I appreciate your candidness in the process of learning and admitting things.

Other dangerous stuff: -Chemicals Big Food Inc. put into store bought meats, grains, and sprayed all over vegetables. -Cigarettes. -Alcohol drinking (for the drinker and for those nearby). -Social media is dangerous (to the mind). -Cell phones in cars moving around. -Toxic people at workplaces. -Government officials who disregard the Constitution of the USA. And finally, motorcyclists who crack their head on something or scrape their skin on the pavement, and then say motorcycles are dangerous (having shown zero preparation for the act of riding). All of that out of the way, there's never been a time since the invention of the motorcycle when there's been better, more effective equipment to protect riders. Textiles, leather, impact armor, airbags in vests and jackets and pants, top quality helmets, neck braces, spinal protectors, and on and on. People who get messed up in a crack on a motorcycle only have themselves to blame for being ignorant. I love motorcycles.

Not all single-action 22 revolvers are created equal. Ruger Single Six convertible with the 6.5-inch barrel averages 1403 fps with the exact same .22wmr ammo. Heritage just isn't worth it. How they manage to drop 300 fps over the Ruger is beyond me.

In most situations presenting a gun does deter people statistically speaking. I do agree it doesn’t work on everyone so you should practice accordingly.

I'll be in that class in August too.

22 mag vs 17 HMR vs Mach17

I like the shirt

You convinced me to getting a snub nose revolver thanks. This is realistic self defense distance.

No matter where you’re keeping your gun whether in a holster on your body or in a car mount/ magnet you should be practicing drawing. If you’re carrying a gun you should be practicing grabbing it. Purse, belly band, belt holster, car magnet, sweatshirt pocket whatever.

Hey bro we gotta hit the range soon!

You seem like a really good guy.

I need to upgrade my beretta m9a1 to the a4

I shot an LCR in .38 special and it kicked harder and was less accurate than the GP100 in 357. Just my experience

Left out aword , how long are you going to live 😊

Phyton worth every penny over the price of the GP 100 . As my non gun loving wife said when I was looking for a 357 how long are you going to ( I'm 77 ) buy the best !😊

Kimber is trash for actual customer service.

I am 76 years old and was in Law Enforcement for 23 years and carried a revolver for 18 of the 23 years so I have trained with one for years and feel better carrying one.

I literally just bought one

Regular LCR is better. When drawing that, the hammer could easily snag on something.