Well, I gave up trying to find a 9mm revolver. What a shame.
Now I'm looking at the 625 in .45 and the 610 which shoots the 10mm and .40 calibers. The 5" 625 weighs 45 oz. The 4" 610 weighs 50 oz, I suppose because of the non-fluted cylinder.
As you might have guessed, I was interested in using a caliber that works with autos and revolvers.
So folks, which of these pistols (or competing brands) do you favor? I was kind of interested in the .45 Tracker but i believe it only holds 5 rounds. And I might be using my purchase for competitive revolver shooting, as well as for self-defense.
Now I'm looking at the 625 in .45 and the 610 which shoots the 10mm and .40 calibers. The 5" 625 weighs 45 oz. The 4" 610 weighs 50 oz, I suppose because of the non-fluted cylinder.
As you might have guessed, I was interested in using a caliber that works with autos and revolvers.
So folks, which of these pistols (or competing brands) do you favor? I was kind of interested in the .45 Tracker but i believe it only holds 5 rounds. And I might be using my purchase for competitive revolver shooting, as well as for self-defense.