peacefulgary
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Here's another 4" .357 magnum recommendation....
Suggestions for a Revolver
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Crunchy Frog
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If you are not carrying the gun I would recommend at least a four inch tube for home defense and range use. I would get a .357-much more versatile and usually no more expensive than a comparable .38.
A Smith or a Ruger will serve well; pick the one that you like. S&W has made lots of good .357 wheelguns over the years; the L framed guns are hard to beat and they are available new or used; the smaller K frame .357 was a bread and butter gun back in its day.
Ruger's GP100 would be my pick of the current line but don't overlook the slightly lighter but still tough Security Six which can sometimes be found at a reasonable price on the used market.
A Smith or a Ruger will serve well; pick the one that you like. S&W has made lots of good .357 wheelguns over the years; the L framed guns are hard to beat and they are available new or used; the smaller K frame .357 was a bread and butter gun back in its day.
Ruger's GP100 would be my pick of the current line but don't overlook the slightly lighter but still tough Security Six which can sometimes be found at a reasonable price on the used market.
i see you have some .40 autos and are set up to reload them, Charter Arms builds a 5 shot revolver called the pitbull in a .40 so you dont have to add to your ammo list and from what i have read and a few i have had my paws on thier workmanship and relabilty are much improved over the older Charters and at around $350 to $380 they are at least worth looking at. 
