My career began w/a revolver in 1968, I was forced to use it three times, reloading under fire once, and it saved me every time. In retirement my EDC is a light J Frame in a pocket holster.
cleaning at the range all day shooting you can dry clean your snub with a white dish towel and tooth brush, scrub with tooth brush and rub out tooth brush in dish towel, the reason for white is it shows you when brush is clean to use once again cleaning, this is a perfect range dry cleaning and then when home full clean and lube, you can do my method on semi autos to like your 22 pistols you want to dry clean on the range to, every 50 rounds maybe
Have pocket carried many guns for decades. Sometimes as primary and some as a backup. P365 is current choice in kydex. PM9 in Galco Pocket Protecter before that and S&W 442 in winter coat pockets (no holster needed with heavy DA only and can shoot through pocket if needed).
22 magnum price in ammo i can run and gun and get constant practice, i still practice reloading old school to with no speed strips and speed loaders loading a single or two rounds carring loose ammo up to 100 rounds comfortably in especially in 22 mag, on my main youtube channel i have tips on how to carry a snub and get the fastest draws even concealed carry by using 1 o clock carry wich is faster then apendix due to the fact your natural swinging hand being closer and less travel thus a faster draw and not just that but a snub being short barrel means faster out of holster, and add short clothing cover to where less clothing travel means faster draws to
Another great video Practical and applicable ……… every time I listen to your videos on revolvers- it reinsures the fact that I carry my Snubby 75% of my EDC time ……… I have been considering trading in two - probably three of my semiautomatics to get a quality revolver- RUGER SP101 357 3 inch barrel $799 the cost is amazingly high But it is a debate - I have a Taurus 605 poly 347 Snubby A pleasant dilemma
Yes. If you hit your targets then capacity is not as important and you are not going to get through a mag or cylinder let alone have time to reload in a five second gunfight. That is for the average person. The above average person living in gangland or high crime areas are going to need more or extra ammo because the threat level is greater. Yes there is that less than one percent chance of multiple threats and a longer gunfight and that is why we carry extra ammo to reload and don't stake our lives on averages. I shoot autoloaders well but shoot revolvers better and they are more reliable than autoloaders so that is why I prefer them over autoloaders. Concealing a revolver is harder with that cylinder bulge. If I can hide a small J frame revolver on my body then I will carry one but most of the time a micro 9 autoloader is going to conceal better. A small J frame revolver conceals about as well as a sub compact autoloader so neither of them conceal as well as a micro compact.
Well, I was at the range again today with my revolver and I shot 300 hundred rounds through it with no issues. 38 Special, 38+p, and 357 magnum loads that I really enjoy the most! and I have had my SW model 60-14 for a while now and have never had any problems with it. So, what revolver are you using that you can only put three or four loads through it? also the ammo nowadays is very much cleaner than what it was years ago.
My career began w/a revolver in 1968, I was forced to use it three times, reloading under fire once, and it saved me every time. In retirement my EDC is a light J Frame in a pocket holster.
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Great show! Thank you.
Great video. I carry a revolver pocket and hip.
cleaning at the range all day shooting you can dry clean your snub with a white dish towel and tooth brush, scrub with tooth brush and rub out tooth brush in dish towel, the reason for white is it shows you when brush is clean to use once again cleaning, this is a perfect range dry cleaning and then when home full clean and lube, you can do my method on semi autos to like your 22 pistols you want to dry clean on the range to, every 50 rounds maybe
Pros talking pro logic. 🤠💯👍🏽
Have pocket carried many guns for decades. Sometimes as primary and some as a backup. P365 is current choice in kydex. PM9 in Galco Pocket Protecter before that and S&W 442 in winter coat pockets (no holster needed with heavy DA only and can shoot through pocket if needed).
22 magnum price in ammo i can run and gun and get constant practice, i still practice reloading old school to with no speed strips and speed loaders loading a single or two rounds carring loose ammo up to 100 rounds comfortably in especially in 22 mag, on my main youtube channel i have tips on how to carry a snub and get the fastest draws even concealed carry by using 1 o clock carry wich is faster then apendix due to the fact your natural swinging hand being closer and less travel thus a faster draw and not just that but a snub being short barrel means faster out of holster, and add short clothing cover to where less clothing travel means faster draws to
Your lack of education shows in your lack of punctuation and run-on sentence. Please seek help.
Another great video
Practical and applicable
……… every time I listen to your videos on revolvers- it reinsures the fact that I carry my Snubby 75% of my EDC time
……… I have been considering trading in two - probably three of my semiautomatics to get a quality revolver- RUGER SP101 357 3 inch barrel $799
the cost is amazingly high
But it is a debate - I have a
Taurus 605 poly 347 Snubby
A pleasant dilemma
Good stuff
I’d take appendix carry over pocket carry with a revolver anyday.
Sometimes I carry two. One on the hip IWB and the off hand pocket a airweight.
Yes. If you hit your targets then capacity is not as important and you are not going to get through a mag or cylinder let alone have time to reload in a five second gunfight. That is for the average person. The above average person living in gangland or high crime areas are going to need more or extra ammo because the threat level is greater. Yes there is that less than one percent chance of multiple threats and a longer gunfight and that is why we carry extra ammo to reload and don't stake our lives on averages. I shoot autoloaders well but shoot revolvers better and they are more reliable than autoloaders so that is why I prefer them over autoloaders. Concealing a revolver is harder with that cylinder bulge. If I can hide a small J frame revolver on my body then I will carry one but most of the time a micro 9 autoloader is going to conceal better. A small J frame revolver conceals about as well as a sub compact autoloader so neither of them conceal as well as a micro compact.
Too bad there’s no video, Tom !
Muh revolver ain’t nevuh jammed
You guys act like the stooges how can I trust you
Well, I was at the range again today with my revolver and I shot 300 hundred rounds through it with no issues. 38 Special, 38+p, and 357 magnum loads that I really enjoy the most! and I have had my SW model 60-14 for a while now and have never had any problems with it. So, what revolver are you using that you can only put three or four loads through it? also the ammo nowadays is very much cleaner than what it was years ago.
nah nobody actually needs a revolver. It’s more of a gimmick😄