Model 442 for me, at least when I need to wear dress clothes or it's not easy or desirable to carry something larger. Crimson Trace laser grips help the aiming tremendously. It carries very well around 4:30 position and can be tucked under a shirt easily. I find the curved butt of a revolver, even a longer one, conceals more easily in that position than the more right-angled semi-auto frames.
.38sp+p is pretty manageable in that small gun. .357 mag is for those who like to suffer
Still, my usual carry is a semi-auto in AIWB position.
Especially considering the new micro 9's with their 10+ capacities, in packages almost identical to a J-frame's size, capacity is more an argument against revolvers than ever. But if you like revolvers and shoot them well, I think they'll always be a very good choice for CCW. I've always suspected the capacity argument is somewhat overblown when people talk about civilian CCW.
.38sp+p is pretty manageable in that small gun. .357 mag is for those who like to suffer
Still, my usual carry is a semi-auto in AIWB position.
Especially considering the new micro 9's with their 10+ capacities, in packages almost identical to a J-frame's size, capacity is more an argument against revolvers than ever. But if you like revolvers and shoot them well, I think they'll always be a very good choice for CCW. I've always suspected the capacity argument is somewhat overblown when people talk about civilian CCW.