W WESHOOT2 New member Dec 4, 2004 #3 "Never?" "Well, hardly ever." Five Redhawks two GP100's all IPSC guns. DA baby. But when chrono'ing.....
"Never?" "Well, hardly ever." Five Redhawks two GP100's all IPSC guns. DA baby. But when chrono'ing.....
4 45 Long Colt New member Dec 4, 2004 #4 Double action for defensive practice. Single action for plinking. Last edited: Dec 5, 2004
M magsnubby Moderator Dec 4, 2004 #5 Always D/A with my snubbies. Mostly D/A with my 4" wheelguns. I only use S/A if i'm shooting past 25 yrds.
Always D/A with my snubbies. Mostly D/A with my 4" wheelguns. I only use S/A if i'm shooting past 25 yrds.
J JoeHatley New member Dec 4, 2004 #6 I almost never shoot single action, anymore... It took me over a year of weekly range sessions to finally "get it", but now that I have, I've little need/use for single action. Joe
I almost never shoot single action, anymore... It took me over a year of weekly range sessions to finally "get it", but now that I have, I've little need/use for single action. Joe
9 9x19 New member Dec 4, 2004 #7 I use both, actually. Most of my revolver shooting is done with my S&W J frames in .22LR, .22WMR and .38 Special... shooting at critters and most shots are taken in SA. My Ruger 9mm and S&W J Frame in .357 both get shot mostly in DA during defensive shooting practice.
I use both, actually. Most of my revolver shooting is done with my S&W J frames in .22LR, .22WMR and .38 Special... shooting at critters and most shots are taken in SA. My Ruger 9mm and S&W J Frame in .357 both get shot mostly in DA during defensive shooting practice.
