In general, which do you enjoy shooting more...single action revolvers or double action revolvers?
What are your favorite revolvers? List models.
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For me, I get more enjoyment/fun out of shooting single action revolvers. I find that when I shoot double action revolvers, 95% of the time I don't use the double action trigger anyway!
Here are some of my favorites...
Ruger Blackhawk / Vaquero (I just love these guns)
Colt Python (the only DA revolver that I don't mind using DA trigger a lot--what a wonderful trigger pull in both DA and SA. Beautiful overall fit and finish on the Python as well--if only they weren't so damn much $)
Smith & Wesson 686 / 686 Plus (exceptional performance for the money)
Ruger GP 100 (built like a tank, well made)
Ruger SP 101 (built like a small tank, well made)
I also enjoy the more traditional and historically correct (i.e. half cock to load, firing pin on hammer) Colt SAA's, but they are essentially 5-shooters since you need to keep the chamber empty that has the hammer resting over it for safety reasons.
What are your favorite revolvers? List models.
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For me, I get more enjoyment/fun out of shooting single action revolvers. I find that when I shoot double action revolvers, 95% of the time I don't use the double action trigger anyway!
Here are some of my favorites...
Ruger Blackhawk / Vaquero (I just love these guns)
Colt Python (the only DA revolver that I don't mind using DA trigger a lot--what a wonderful trigger pull in both DA and SA. Beautiful overall fit and finish on the Python as well--if only they weren't so damn much $)
Smith & Wesson 686 / 686 Plus (exceptional performance for the money)
Ruger GP 100 (built like a tank, well made)
Ruger SP 101 (built like a small tank, well made)
I also enjoy the more traditional and historically correct (i.e. half cock to load, firing pin on hammer) Colt SAA's, but they are essentially 5-shooters since you need to keep the chamber empty that has the hammer resting over it for safety reasons.