Which begs the question: If the PPK/s (larger PP frame),was so fierce, how would the smaller frame PPK in .380 feel, recoil wise?My long ago sold off Walther PPK/s hurt me worse than my 4" barreled S&W M29, so, I don't doubt you for a second!
Which begs the question: If the PPK/s (larger PP frame),was so fierce, how would the smaller frame PPK in .380 feel, recoil wise?My long ago sold off Walther PPK/s hurt me worse than my 4" barreled S&W M29, so, I don't doubt you for a second!
The Ruger single actions, apart from their Bisley, were not well suited to the .44 and probably contributed a lot to the "fearsome" reputation of the cartridge. I didn't care at all for the original wood Redhawk grip for that matter. Mine got Pachmyers and eventually Hogues.
The Bisley grip turns their single actions into pussycats.
We were shooting some full house loads too, nothing crazy, but still 240 grains in that 1400-1600 fps range.