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Not in that caliber
but in .22WSM with the optional .22LR cylinder. It is a fun little shooter, very (and I mean VERY) loud with the WSM ammo. Out to 25 feet I have no problem putting all rounds in a standard silhouette target; and that is out of the 1 1/8" barrel
The are quality little revolvers- and fun toys.
but in .22WSM with the optional .22LR cylinder. It is a fun little shooter, very (and I mean VERY) loud with the WSM ammo. Out to 25 feet I have no problem putting all rounds in a standard silhouette target; and that is out of the 1 1/8" barrel
The are quality little revolvers- and fun toys.
Sir William
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I know, the cylinders have safe notches but, does anybody else think the Kydex neck holster is a DUMB idea? Think about it. You would be walking around with a barrel under your chin, pointed at your head. I do like the belt buckle carrier.
Sir William
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444, you are excused. What are you? Truckie? We firefighters aren't the brightest. Smoke, flames, hazardous materials and collapses are job security for us. LOL I have a friend who carries his around his neck. I try to stay off to one side to avoid being swept.
Most of us are familiar with the rules of firearms safety, and most of us know that rule #2 is: Never Let The Muzzle Cover Anything You Do Not Wish To Destroy. But, let's get our minds out of lock step and think about this for a moment. When we are carrying inside the waist band, do we with to destroy our rear end ? How about that chair we are sitting in ? Car seats ? ....................
Let's say we have our gun in a shoulder rig. Does that muzzle ever cover anything we don't wish to destroy ? Most of the shooting games don't allow the use of shoulder holsters for a reason, and that reason is that the muzzle of a loaded gun is covering everything behind it.
I could go on, but suffice it to say that we often cover things with our muzzle that we don't intend to destroy. I have a safe full of guns pointing right at the safe wall, which I don't want to destroy.
So, we have to make a judgement call on whether we are covering something we don't want to destroy in the safest possible manner. In the case of the neck holster I have, I decided that the chance of a ND are basically non-existent. Obviously, this is a decision that only you can make for yourself.
Let's say we have our gun in a shoulder rig. Does that muzzle ever cover anything we don't wish to destroy ? Most of the shooting games don't allow the use of shoulder holsters for a reason, and that reason is that the muzzle of a loaded gun is covering everything behind it.
I could go on, but suffice it to say that we often cover things with our muzzle that we don't intend to destroy. I have a safe full of guns pointing right at the safe wall, which I don't want to destroy.
So, we have to make a judgement call on whether we are covering something we don't want to destroy in the safest possible manner. In the case of the neck holster I have, I decided that the chance of a ND are basically non-existent. Obviously, this is a decision that only you can make for yourself.
Smitty500Mag
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I carry my carry guns in a pocket holster most of the time and when I'm sitting in a movie theater or restaurant my gun is aimed at just about everybody sitting in front of me as I move around in my seat.
Wonder how many people set around with an old Raven .25 Semi Auto in their pocket with a round in the chamber and only that dinky little safety keeping it from firing. That's the same as Cocked and Locked except the safty is on a $50 gun.
Smitty
Wonder how many people set around with an old Raven .25 Semi Auto in their pocket with a round in the chamber and only that dinky little safety keeping it from firing. That's the same as Cocked and Locked except the safty is on a $50 gun.
Smitty