Clifford L. Hughes
New member
Idek:
You have to look at both revolvers and pistols. For pistols, because of its excellent trigger, on the new generation of guns, the Colt 1911 family takes the crown for auto loaders. For revolvers the Colts, the Rugers and the Smith & Wessons rule. An action job on a Smith will put a Colt to shame. Over all, I think that initially it is easier to shoot a revolver than an auto loader. I'm not talking about 460's. With some experience either can be shot equally well.
Semper Fi.
Gunnery sergeant
Clifford L. Hughes
USMC Retired
You have to look at both revolvers and pistols. For pistols, because of its excellent trigger, on the new generation of guns, the Colt 1911 family takes the crown for auto loaders. For revolvers the Colts, the Rugers and the Smith & Wessons rule. An action job on a Smith will put a Colt to shame. Over all, I think that initially it is easier to shoot a revolver than an auto loader. I'm not talking about 460's. With some experience either can be shot equally well.
Semper Fi.
Gunnery sergeant
Clifford L. Hughes
USMC Retired