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I took out my LCR .327 and shoot a few rounds off informally. this, as with every .32 revolver I shot is simply enjoyable. The fed mag rounds aren't fun but for only six rounds of life or death I can deal. The h&r mags are actually pretty nice, not much recoil at all, less than standard .38 spl in a similar size and weight gun. Now the treat was the .32 Long. Magtech jhp and Remington lrn (both 98 gr.) proved to be soft shooting especially in this 17oz. gun. Of course the LCR trigger pull is the easiest of all my "J" frame sized guns.
If it weren't for the fact that .22lr is still the absolute cheapest to shoot I'd go with the .32 Long as top choice. In fact, for self defense for the recoil shy I no longer see how the .22lr would be choice over the .32 Long.
Just my opinion. What say you?
I took out my LCR .327 and shoot a few rounds off informally. this, as with every .32 revolver I shot is simply enjoyable. The fed mag rounds aren't fun but for only six rounds of life or death I can deal. The h&r mags are actually pretty nice, not much recoil at all, less than standard .38 spl in a similar size and weight gun. Now the treat was the .32 Long. Magtech jhp and Remington lrn (both 98 gr.) proved to be soft shooting especially in this 17oz. gun. Of course the LCR trigger pull is the easiest of all my "J" frame sized guns.
If it weren't for the fact that .22lr is still the absolute cheapest to shoot I'd go with the .32 Long as top choice. In fact, for self defense for the recoil shy I no longer see how the .22lr would be choice over the .32 Long.
Just my opinion. What say you?