If you’re looking for an effective home-defense weapon, the revolver is one of the most popular choices. In today's video we complied a list of some of the best home defense revolvers on the market today!
Is a good list, first because I collect S&W revolvers, second my EDC is a revolver and third you don't put a garbage Taurus on the list👍💯 you could put one of my guns the Manurhin MR-73.
@@LEXxTALIONS7913 2 rugers, a rock island , an over priced Korth and a couple of performance center sws...That is not a must have of Home Defense top choices by any stretch...Not one of those would ever have come to mind..Grade F 👎👎
Hell yeah got that right, this ugly old thing with no blueing on and some 158gr hydrashocks well in front of it not favorable and I keep 2 speed loaders along both with hydrashocks
I’ve carried and competed with revolvers for my whole life. They’re great, but have you ever shot one in the dark in your bedroom when someone’s coming in the door? That cylinder gap flash is blinding. As much as I love them, get something with a supressor for your home defense weapon
I have no problem with revolvers. They're precision engineered, simple to use, reliable, and lethal. Train with it, have a speed loader handy, and you're good to go.
30 years ago I would have said yes because you could always find .38/.357 in any store that sold ammo. Today .38/.357 ammo is a little harder to find as it has been replaced as the most popular round by the 9mm. That being said, buy a .357, or two, because it's a terrific, versatile round with the added advantage of being very easy to reload if you can't find factory ammo for it. If you don't reload, you can get an inexpensive setup for under $100.00 dollars. Once you've made the initial investment, depending on what bullet you chose, you can "roll your own" for as little as $.20 per round. Add to that, that the .38 Spl. is a very mild recoiling round in a full sized .357, it's a gun everyone in the family can shoot. Another advantage is the fact there are a lot of .38/.357 lever-action rifles available that add more versatility to the round.
Yes. Because u can start off with the lower recoil .38's for target practice or self defense. Get used to the .38 first and then move up to .357 when ur comfortable . plus .38 is a little cheaper ammo too, but for true self defense or hunting situations I'd go with the.357 magnums every time. You won't be worried about the extra kick of the magnum when youre defending yourself or family. Plus the first shot is all u will need .
Great choice. My brother-in-law has a mint Model 10 snub but won't sell it to me. Can't blame him. My bedroom gun is an old Colt Agent snub 38. It works all the time.
I’ve owned and shot lots of revolves and carried the Smith 642. But, if you’ve Got the cash- Kimber K6 3” is in another league.😊 it’s Goldilocks in every category and by far my favorite to shoot. Thanks for a fun vid.🍀finding ammo now at a decent price..
Get a weapon you are trained with, affordable, and able to get ammo for. Seems that in this category, a .357/.38 is most able to attain standards. Get .38 Spl Plus P, in a modern self defense round, you have an excellent handgun. I prefer Smith, preferably a Model 66 or 686, but any number of quality pieces are out there. In my opinion, don’t worry about optics and lights.
Have you ever screwed up by shooting a .357 in a covered or indoor range and discovering that you forgot to put in or on your ear protection? Now imagine going through that level of ear-ringing noise in an already stressful home defence situation in your home. Now imagine what your night vision is going to look like through your shooting eye after the brilliant muzzle flash from a .357. My advice is to just not do it. If you are using a .357 for home defence, stoke it with .38 specials.
Thank for the info on the different revolvers, food for thought. I've had a Ruger GP100 for 20 years, rugged gun. Always open to learn about guns, too.
My S&W Model 19 has been my go-to for more than 40 years. Performance Center Carry Comp is my current carry. Add my trusty-rusty Charter Arms .44 Bulldog 'last ditch' backup that serves as a serious hole-puncher/flamethrower (if you own or have fired one, you KNOW what I'm talking about) and I feel adequately armed should TSHTF.
I only have 2 revolvers. Super redhawk .44 and the 3.5" .460. Not trying to hit the neighbors too, so I'll keep some JHP on my .44 on occasion. Nothing like .45 ACP by the bed though.
Right up there with the chiappa rhino 40ds imo, in terms of sexiness, overall aesthetic, reliability, accuracy and overall user experience is the Kimber k6s dasa combat, with the 4 inch barrel..the Kimber really belongs on a list of like this...
As a veteran i havent met many guns i dont like but i do have my favorites i dont get in arguments over which is best i prefer sig sauer and glock but also i carried a Beretta 92 fs heavy like a sig but amazing accurate and well made , love my glock 19 for carry my favorite gun ive owned is a sig scorpion 1911 with threaded barrel
When someone challenge me to a gunfight, I have doubt at my 40 cal auto in my hand, but when the person challenged me again in different occasion, I'm holding a 38 Cobra Colt, I told him to draw first, then he left without any word, that is what revolvers impact on people....
I used to have a SW 66 4 inch. Excellent home defense gun. During the 70s when cops were issued a .357 magnum and had to practice waht they carried, they shot thr heck out of SW K frames Lome the 19, 66, 13, and 65. So SW designed a larger frame revolver with the same grip size. Hence the L frame like 586/686 that can take a non stop diet of full house magnums. The cylinder had extra thick cylinder walls. But more is not enough so people wanted a 7 shot revolver. So cramming a 7th round meant the cylinder walls are thinner and less robust, contrary to what SW designed rhr L frame for. So I prefer a standard 6 shooter and keep thr L frame original for what ir was meant to do, handle full powered .357 magnum rounds with ease.
Wherever. The story about model 19 and 66 durability has not been my experience .I SHOOT CAST GAS CHECK LOADS NEAR MAX WITH AA9 AND H110 . My model 19s and 66 have not loosened up or come out of time after years of this.
I have a mod 17 S&W 22, I purchased it in 1976! This gun has had more than 80,000 rounds shot through it with never any kind of a problem! It still functions flawlessly! Dependability at it’s finest!
@@paulm749 That's great for you. Wish I had the same luck. Owned 4 Rugers. All had to go back to the factory for some issues. Own 2 S&W and both of those had to go back for multiple issues. One of my S&W a model 66-8 that cost me $1029 had to go back to the factory for issues.
@@nicholasevans9627 I have a Smith 66-2 that's nearly 40 years old and it's been rock steady. Perhaps it's something to do with more recent manufacture? Sorry to hear you've had such bad luck with yours.
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UNFORTUNATELY guns are under strict control in the UK,License and a secure gun /shotgun cabinet is a legal requirement before you are granted a firearm.On the other hand KNIFE crime is rife in LONDON.
You forgot the 1st Generation Colt Python...in any size, smooth, Accurate and a Legend Smith and Wesson 686 in any size Stainless...Competes with any magnum with accuracy, trigger and dependability...You're Clearly Bias
This doesn’t make sense. On the S&W R8 you claim it is the most expensive revolver on the list and the only one that can use a mounted light. But yet you say the Chiappa Rhino can use lights, and the last revolver you can get a used car for the same price? I hope no one takes this video seriously cause it’s all over the place.
All that power means nothing if one can't shoot it well. If it's not capable of dropping a charging pissed off grizzly bear with one shot its worthless right?
Buy a Rossi snub in .38 special. Learn to shoot it then, put it where you can get to it. Practice nothing beyond 6 yards. You will never get that good with it and even then the accuracy beyond 20 yards is questionable at best. You can get the hollow points if you want, but generations of police did quite well with solid bullets.
The best self defensive weapon is the weapon the user can make a torso hit while in poor lighting, possibly scared to death, with the dog barking, the little woman throwing all you golf clubs at the intruder. You'll never end an event if you can't hit the aggressor and persuade them the dirty deed is over and that could be their last breath so don't waste it.
Look no further than the Smith & Wesson Model 28 4" barrel using 110 grain JHP .357 Magnum! If you have enough Testosterone in your system to use it, it is hard to beat!
I’m gonna get a revolver in 2023 because of bears and cougars which have come too close to me while fishing last September. I want a 357 for its power against these huge beasts and the reliability of a revolver to literally save my life from attacking bears and cougars.
Out of the 10 you picked, the only smart choice is the ruger gp100. All pale compared to my nightstand home protector, a glock 30s 45 acp with extended 23 round mag, strobe, laser and 500 lumen light and red dot and 23 plus p tracer rounds. Not only would your head explode, you'll incinerate in a puff of smoke should you get hit with a tracer, like the aliens used to burn up on the TV show the invaders. Lol
@@survivalgearofficial You but up no criteria. This is just some AI generated list of 10 random revolvers. How can the 442 and R8 even be on the same list? If your picking a weapon for home defense then there is no advantage in lightness and concealability.
Everyone seems to forget that if you use a gun in self defense, you WILL WIND UP IN COURT! Try to explain to the jury ( the people who will look just like your crook ) why you needed to blow the crook's top half of his head off with a 12 gauge three inch magnum. No matter how evil the deceased crook was, you are the one who will look like a homicidal maniac! Something to consider.
@@rickderoehn2630 The difference is, when a self-loader/semi has a malfunction, most likely tap and rack will clear it (not always, of course), but if a revolver fails, it is usually just a paperweight until Colt or S&W has fixed it…
@@jimanders9971 No fear. It's called being prepared. I also have a fire extinguisher, though I'm not afraid of fire. And when I'm hiking in Grizzly country, I carry bear spray and a handgun. BTW, I respect bears but don't live in fear of them. A handgun has saved my life twice. So, you're welcome to your opinion but, it's just that, your opinion.
@@BacktheBlue357 thats exactly what it is is fear, your explanation does not change that. Perhaps an English course could help you. And of course it is my opinion, who’s else could it be my cousin Bobs?
Everyone seems to forget that if you use a gun in self defense, you WILL WIND UP IN COURT! Try to explain to the jury ( the people who will look just like your crook ) why you needed to blow the crook's top half of his head off with a 12 gauge three inch magnum. No matter how evil the deceased crook was, you are the one who will look like a homicidal maniac! Something to consider.
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If you’re looking for an effective home-defense weapon, the revolver is one of the most popular choices. In today's video we complied a list of some of the best home defense revolvers on the market today!
Is a good list, first because I collect S&W revolvers, second my EDC is a revolver and third you don't put a garbage Taurus on the list👍💯 you could put one of my guns the Manurhin MR-73.
@@LEXxTALIONS7913 He missed the best SWs..the Legends
@@davebielke6319 true, but is better than the majority of this so called list! So we must let pass this time!👍
@@LEXxTALIONS7913 2 rugers, a rock island , an over priced Korth and a couple of performance center sws...That is not a must have of Home Defense top choices by any stretch...Not one of those would ever have come to mind..Grade F 👎👎
Hell yeah got that right, this ugly old thing with no blueing on and some 158gr hydrashocks well in front of it not favorable and I keep 2 speed loaders along both with hydrashocks
stainless ruger GP 100 6” .357. Great revolver. You can also use it as a club if you have a 7th target.
Also doubles as a boat anchor.
Boat anchor 😂
I'll take my 686 4" barrel for my home defense any day of the week and my S&W 442 as my primary carry gives me plenty of confidence
I agree. I own 2 of those...both 7 shooters. One has a 4" barrel and the other a 3". Love them both...but I don't carry them.
Love the 686!! I just bought a clean pre-lock example last week. Been on my list for a long time. It shoots amazing and looks sexy as hell!
I’ve carried and competed with revolvers for my whole life. They’re great, but have you ever shot one in the dark in your bedroom when someone’s coming in the door? That cylinder gap flash is blinding. As much as I love them, get something with a supressor for your home defense weapon
I love my Taurus model 66 7-shot, 4", 357magnum revolver. A great, manageable handgun and priced for those of us on a budget.
I have no problem with revolvers. They're precision engineered, simple to use, reliable, and lethal. Train with it, have a speed loader handy, and you're good to go.
If you absolutely, positively need those trigger pulls to go bang, nothing beats a revolver.
I carry a snubnose 38 most of the time with at least 3 speedloaders.
should you buy a 357 because it will shoot 38 and if ammo becomes hard to find again you have 2 bullets to choose from
Calibers.
It will cover everything from small game to humans to larger deer and hogs.
@@tonyromano6220 you're right but you still didn't answer the question
30 years ago I would have said yes because you could always find .38/.357 in any store that sold ammo. Today .38/.357 ammo is a little harder to find as it has been replaced as the most popular round by the 9mm. That being said, buy a .357, or two, because it's a terrific, versatile round with the added advantage of being very easy to reload if you can't find factory ammo for it. If you don't reload, you can get an inexpensive setup for under $100.00 dollars. Once you've made the initial investment, depending on what bullet you chose, you can "roll your own" for as little as $.20 per round. Add to that, that the .38 Spl. is a very mild recoiling round in a full sized .357, it's a gun everyone in the family can shoot. Another advantage is the fact there are a lot of .38/.357 lever-action rifles available that add more versatility to the round.
Yes. Because u can start off with the lower recoil .38's for target practice or self defense. Get used to the .38 first and then move up to .357 when ur comfortable . plus .38 is a little cheaper ammo too, but for true self defense or hunting situations I'd go with the.357 magnums every time. You won't be worried about the extra kick of the magnum when youre defending yourself or family. Plus the first shot is all u will need .
Great video! I love my S&W M&P 8-shot .357 and my classic Colt Python .357. Both are smooth-shooting and nice to look at, too.
My former service revolver, a Model 10 snub, does duty in my nightstand.
Great choice. My brother-in-law has a mint Model 10 snub but won't sell it to me. Can't blame him.
My bedroom gun is an old Colt Agent snub 38. It works all the time.
I’ve owned and shot lots of revolves and carried the Smith 642. But, if you’ve Got the cash- Kimber K6 3” is in another league.😊 it’s Goldilocks in every category and by far my favorite to shoot. Thanks for a fun vid.🍀finding ammo now at a decent price..
The Taurus 692 has the same versatility as the Korth for a much more budget friendly price!
Get a weapon you are trained with, affordable, and able to get ammo for. Seems that in this category, a .357/.38 is most able to attain standards. Get .38 Spl Plus P, in a modern self defense round, you have an excellent handgun. I prefer Smith, preferably a Model 66 or 686, but any number of quality pieces are out there. In my opinion, don’t worry about optics and lights.
I’m fine with everything featured here but I question a list that doesn’t include the S+W 686 Plus.
My S&W M360J in .357 is my constant companion. Also serves as a backup to my service weapon.
Have you ever screwed up by shooting a .357 in a covered or indoor range and discovering that you forgot to put in or on your ear protection? Now imagine going through that level of ear-ringing noise in an already stressful home defence situation in your home. Now imagine what your night vision is going to look like through your shooting eye after the brilliant muzzle flash from a .357. My advice is to just not do it. If you are using a .357 for home defence, stoke it with .38 specials.
I load mine with 38+P a compromise....
I had a 10 inch Ruger Super Black Hawk in 44 magnum the visual alone was enough to deter. Named " Kong" for good reason
I have a Taurus with a 6.5 inch barrel. I call it my hog leg. You do not want to face down a 44.
I really like the looks of the Smith & Wesson R8 revolver.
Me too
Ruger gp100....sp101.
Thank for the info on the different revolvers, food for thought. I've had a Ruger GP100 for 20 years, rugged gun. Always open to learn about guns, too.
My S&W Model 19 has been my go-to for more than 40 years. Performance Center Carry Comp is my current carry. Add my trusty-rusty Charter Arms .44 Bulldog 'last ditch' backup that serves as a serious hole-puncher/flamethrower (if you own or have fired one, you KNOW what I'm talking about) and I feel adequately armed should TSHTF.
Wish you would give the price for each one in your videos
im more than happy with my s&w model 19
I only have 2 revolvers. Super redhawk .44 and the 3.5" .460. Not trying to hit the neighbors too, so I'll keep some JHP on my .44 on occasion. Nothing like .45 ACP by the bed though.
Simplicity has a lot of value.
The older blued Smiths , model 15 , perfection
As a chiappa owner, I can confirm that it is a very good choice of weapon.
it is my 2'ndery
a 2'inch S&W in cal 38'spec
for back up riding my right ankle and for home defence
my mossberg 590'shockwave
Revolvers are definitely still worthy of cc and home defense, been working for me for over 20 yrs!
Right up there with the chiappa rhino 40ds imo, in terms of sexiness, overall aesthetic, reliability, accuracy and overall user experience is the Kimber k6s dasa combat, with the 4 inch barrel..the Kimber really belongs on a list of like this...
As a veteran i havent met many guns i dont like but i do have my favorites i dont get in arguments over which is best i prefer sig sauer and glock but also i carried a Beretta 92 fs heavy like a sig but amazing accurate and well made , love my glock 19 for carry my favorite gun ive owned is a sig scorpion 1911 with threaded barrel
I'd like to see a 9-shot .32 H&R Magnum (or maybe the new .30 Super Carry) D/A revolver. Recoil should be minimal in a bigger revolver.
I love my ruger gp 100 ❤️
Prefer the Ruger LCR for urban concealed carry and the Redhawk for remote area bear defense.
For concealed carry I like the Canik TP9 Elite SC but for the outdoors the Redhawk is an excellent choice
No matter what price range you have to practice shooting reloading etc. A twelvevl hundred dollar gun is useless if you can't shoot it.
When someone challenge me to a gunfight, I have doubt at my 40 cal auto in my hand, but when the person challenged me again in different occasion, I'm holding a 38 Cobra Colt, I told him to draw first, then he left without any word, that is what revolvers impact on people....
Is it just me or is .38 Spl & .357 Magnum ammo very hard to find????
The shelves are loaded with 9mm....but finding revolver ammo is tough
Not hard to find here in SoCA--impossible. Our shop hasn’t had either of those or CCI 22s this year.
GP💯All day 😎
Really no SW 66 Combat or 686 / 686Plus?
I used to have a SW 66 4 inch. Excellent home defense gun. During the 70s when cops were issued a .357 magnum and had to practice waht they carried, they shot thr heck out of SW K frames Lome the 19, 66, 13, and 65. So SW designed a larger frame revolver with the same grip size. Hence the L frame like 586/686 that can take a non stop diet of full house magnums. The cylinder had extra thick cylinder walls. But more is not enough so people wanted a 7 shot revolver. So cramming a 7th round meant the cylinder walls are thinner and less robust, contrary to what SW designed rhr L frame for. So I prefer a standard 6 shooter and keep thr L frame original for what ir was meant to do, handle full powered .357 magnum rounds with ease.
Wherever. The story about model 19 and 66 durability has not been my experience .I SHOOT CAST GAS CHECK LOADS NEAR MAX WITH AA9 AND H110 . My model 19s and 66 have not loosened up or come out of time after years of this.
Most of the S&W wheel guns would be lucky to go through quality control
I have a mod 17 S&W 22, I purchased it in 1976! This gun has had more than 80,000 rounds shot through it with never any kind of a problem! It still functions flawlessly! Dependability at it’s finest!
All my Smith and Ruger revolvers have been totally reliable. My Colts... not so much.
@@paulm749 That's great for you. Wish I had the same luck. Owned 4 Rugers. All had to go back to the factory for some issues. Own 2 S&W and both of those had to go back for multiple issues. One of my S&W a model 66-8 that cost me $1029 had to go back to the factory for issues.
@@nicholasevans9627 I have a Smith 66-2 that's nearly 40 years old and it's been rock steady. Perhaps it's something to do with more recent manufacture? Sorry to hear you've had such bad luck with yours.
Revolver is the best handgun at the top list of Bill Jordan, Jerry Meckulek, Bob Mundane. Fastest Gun in history...
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Ingredients:
1 carton (16 ounces) refrigerated fully cooked barbecued shredded pork
1 garlic clove, minced
8 slices country white bread
6 ounces sliced Manchego cheese or 8 slices Monterey Jack cheese
1 small red onion, thinly sliced
1/4 cup mayonnaise
Directions:
*Heat shredded pork according to package directions. Stir in garlic. Layer 4 slices of bread with cheese, onion, pork mixture and remaining bread. Spread outsides of sandwiches with mayonnaise.
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LET'S FIGHT BORING SANDWICHES.
Ingredients:
3 slices bacon
1 tbsp. butter
2 slices bread
3 slices cheddar, divided
Small handful green leaf lettuce
2 slices tomato
Direction:
1. Fry bacon over medium-high heat until crisp, 6 minutes. Drain excess grease on paper towel, then wipe pan and reduce to medium heat.
2. Spread butter on one side of each slice of bread. On the non-buttered side of one slice, place 2 slices of cheese, then lettuce, tomato, and bacon. Top with remaining slice of cheese and close sandwich.
3. Place sandwich in pan; cover and cook until golden brown, 3 to 4 minutes. Flip and cook other side until cheese is melty and bread is golden brown, 2 minutes more.
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That Italian revolver come out 1990. Did you know that
i like m200/ m206, cheap. 😊 pair it with a 10/22 and a 12ga o/u.
Descent used car for the price of a Korth Mongoose? Not in 2022.
Smith & Wesson Model 13 .357 magnum with 3" bbl
I love my 642 revolver
A shotgun has a bigger pattern and more lead! But, hand guns are cool and fun!
I have been carrying my S&W 442 lightweight revolver for almost 10 years after when I retired from the NYPD. I love this lightwight revolver.
Smith m&p r8 or trr8.
I am not a fan of any of these revolvers. No mention of the S&W 686 or the model 66 or even the model 19?
UNFORTUNATELY guns are under strict control in the UK,License and a secure gun /shotgun cabinet is a legal requirement before you are granted a firearm.On the other hand KNIFE crime is rife in LONDON.
colt diamondback compack revolver is d best
You forgot the 1st Generation Colt Python...in any size, smooth, Accurate and a Legend
Smith and Wesson 686 in any size Stainless...Competes with any magnum with accuracy, trigger and dependability...You're Clearly Bias
👍❣️ ... Walter PPK is the best for your homestead... 🤣🤣🤣...
The PPK is definitely not a revolver :)
This doesn’t make sense. On the S&W R8 you claim it is the most expensive revolver on the list and the only one that can use a mounted light.
But yet you say the Chiappa Rhino can use lights, and the last revolver you can get a used car for the same price?
I hope no one takes this video seriously cause it’s all over the place.
Prefer SW 686
Pan Nuestro de Cada Dias
Manurhin 73
I'm going to comfort my S&W Governor now.. I know she will be upset for not making the list. There.. there ..lulabelle!
All that power means nothing if one can't shoot it well. If it's not capable of dropping a charging pissed off grizzly bear with one shot its worthless right?
No revolver will drop a charging grizzly with one shot
How many people does this effect every year.... 🤔 Hmmm ah practically zero so who cares?
What? Colt Python didn’t make the list?
Why?
Nobody can afford one!
Well since we're talking strikly home defense , no need for bulky additions. If U can't hit target inside 5 feet I sujest RUN AWAY 😳
I don't understand why you left out the JUDGE
If you got a pistol, even that way you must carry a revolver. There's only life, everything is possible!!.
To bad some folks have to decorate the revolver like it's owned by a killer.
The 442 is a carry gun, not a home defense gun. Guns that live in desk and nightstand drawers need not be compact or light weight.
Buy a Rossi snub in .38 special. Learn to shoot it then, put it where you can get to it. Practice nothing beyond 6 yards. You will never get that good with it and even then the accuracy beyond 20 yards is questionable at best. You can get the hollow points if you want, but generations of police did quite well with solid bullets.
A snubnose for self defense?!? You'd better be an expert!
Awesome video. I love my s&w 442 gotta get used to it but very accurate shooter!!! I want a taurus 856 .38 and taurus 605 defender .357 magnum.
The dumbest thing I've ever seen is a revolver with a red dot and flashlight.
well i need a license for a fire Aram becomes i was got shot yo by my aram !!
Wierd! I will take my S&W mod 15-6 Combat Masterpiece with a cylinder full of Hornady Crital Defence semi-jacketed hollow points any day of the week.
Good choice
Your years of experience, show your resume know it all.
The best self defensive weapon is the weapon the user can make a torso hit while in poor lighting, possibly scared to death, with the dog barking, the little woman throwing all you golf clubs at the intruder. You'll never end an event if you can't hit the aggressor and persuade them the dirty deed is over and that could be their last breath so don't waste it.
wtf would anyone get a 5rd j frame for home defense?
One word: Manurhin
Hi, fightface ? You?
With some of those Snubs you could miss me by a mile in a stressful situation...better practice
Look no further than the Smith & Wesson Model 28 4" barrel using 110 grain JHP .357 Magnum! If you have enough Testosterone in your system to use it, it is hard to beat!
I’m gonna get a revolver in 2023 because of bears and cougars which have come too close to me while fishing last September. I want a 357 for its power against these huge beasts and the reliability of a revolver to literally save my life from attacking bears and cougars.
Snubies are not good for home defense ..4 or 5 inches are easiest to point.
Many dead people would disagree
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The overloaded and grossly overaccesoried revolver in the intro is an obscenity.
Learn to shoot with iron sights!
Hardly anyone carries a revolver, their good for homes i would get chiapa rhino dude you know nothing you can tell you're reading everything
In Australia,we don't need firearms because of strict gun laws.If we feel unsafe at home-security screens does the trick.
Good for you. We will keep our guns. Thank you very much.
Screens???
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Out of the 10 you picked, the only smart choice is the ruger gp100. All pale compared to my nightstand home protector, a glock 30s 45 acp with extended 23 round mag, strobe, laser and 500 lumen light and red dot and 23 plus p tracer rounds. Not only would your head explode, you'll incinerate in a puff of smoke should you get hit with a tracer, like the aliens used to burn up on the TV show the invaders. Lol
These lists are always just random garbage.
Explain…
Hannes productions I like watching them just to see how far from affordable reality they really are.
@@survivalgearofficial You but up no criteria. This is just some AI generated list of 10 random revolvers. How can the 442 and R8 even be on the same list? If your picking a weapon for home defense then there is no advantage in lightness and concealability.
Except for the Ruger and S&W the title could have been "random weird ass guns nobody owns".
Guess you never heard of Colt
Clickbait BS.
Black people, take note. How would you like to handle racist Karen's in your life
Why in the world a handgun? A shotgun is much better, easier to use, safer, and can't be taken easily to school
Everyone seems to forget that if you use a gun in self defense, you WILL WIND UP IN COURT! Try to explain to the jury ( the people who will look just like your crook ) why you needed to blow the crook's top half of his head off with a 12 gauge three inch magnum. No matter how evil the deceased crook was, you are the one who will look like a homicidal maniac! Something to consider.
Yeah you Americans think you need guns for defence, just crazy!
What do you need defense then if not a gun ?
Well unfortunately the usa is armed to the teeth as the deaths by firearms stats show.
That's why I like it here in the states
They worked well on defeating your sorry butt
I bet U would like one, but since U are not a free man but a slave to the State, big daddy says,, no no little serf. :)
Colt Python will always be 👑!!!!
Laughs in SW 686 plus.
@@leadfarmer556 Love the Smith 686 I had one but let's be real the Python is 👑.
Kimber K6
Which one would Alec Baldwin pick?
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“Can’t jam”? Full of shit - I’m a revolver fan, but they sure as shit can jam;timing failure is catastrophic.
well more like less likely to fail
@@rickderoehn2630 The difference is, when a self-loader/semi has a malfunction, most likely tap and rack will clear it (not always, of course), but if a revolver fails, it is usually just a paperweight until Colt or S&W has fixed it…
The best home defense is.a shotgun hands down. Pistols are stupidity.
I carry a handgun so I can fight my way to my rifle or shotgun.
@@BacktheBlue357 how horrible it must be to live in such fear.
@@jimanders9971 No fear. It's called being prepared. I also have a fire extinguisher, though I'm not afraid of fire. And when I'm hiking in Grizzly country, I carry bear spray and a handgun. BTW, I respect bears but don't live in fear of them. A handgun has saved my life twice. So, you're welcome to your opinion but, it's just that, your opinion.
@@BacktheBlue357 thats exactly what it is is fear, your explanation does not change that. Perhaps an English course could help you. And of course it is my opinion, who’s else could it be my cousin Bobs?
Everyone seems to forget that if you use a gun in self defense, you WILL WIND UP IN COURT! Try to explain to the jury ( the people who will look just like your crook ) why you needed to blow the crook's top half of his head off with a 12 gauge three inch magnum. No matter how evil the deceased crook was, you are the one who will look like a homicidal maniac! Something to consider.