Like Dan-O, I too have both. The LCR is more suited for a boot gun because of its lighter weight. You can help tame the recoil by using ammo designed for lightweight, short barreled guns. I use ARX ammunition. The .357 Magnum uses a 86 grain bullet that gives around 1700 fps velocity and 558 ft. lbs energy. It's a non expanding polymer-copper matrix projectile that utilizes hydraulic displacement.Lcr. And I have both.
"You'd have to put an SP101 in each boot or the weight would make you walk in a circle."You'd have to put an SP101 in each boot or the weight would make you walk in a circle.
LCR, but get it in a .38. I'd want as little weight on my ankle as possible.
The gun will, of course be carried in an ankle holster but I'd like some constructive input. Thank you.
You could also go with the 327 LCR and have 6 shots on tap?
Sorry. I just have to chuckle at this.... I think carrying three knives is a bit stupid and the're easy to conceal..... three guns.... for what purpose? Even many cops go their entire careers and never fire a shot other than training.... But I think you're on the right track for the ankle gun. I would leave either the SP101 or LCR at home.Id probably go with a kel tec p-32 on the ankle, a sp101 in .327 on the right hip, and a .327 lcr in my front left pocket.