I don’t currently own a revolver, though, I have had several. One of the best concealed carry options is a revolver made specifically for concealed carry. These revolvers often have no exposed hammers or have a “bobbed” hammer that will not catch on clothing. These are fairly slim and extremely simple to operate – and reliable.
I’ve had an opportunity to get some trigger time behind several versions of the Ruger LCR. I’ve walked away each time with a smile and an admiration for the small pistol. I still do not own one but hope to come across a decent deal at some point. I’ve shot them in .357 Magnum, .38 Special, and .22 Magnum. My favorite was .22 Magnum. The LCR is a hybrid design that combines modern polymers with aluminum in its construction allowing for a lighter firearm than all-steel builds. For someone who carries frequently, the lower weight would be welcomed.
One of the biggest drawbacks to carrying a revolver like the LCR over something….say….like the Glock 19 – capacity. Holding 5-6 rounds it pales in comparison to many mid-size. and even newer sub-compacts.
Hey – options are a wonderful thing!
The sheer number of options we have today for self-defense and sport is a wonderful thing. One question that always comes to mind……
How long will these options exist?
Take care all –
Rourke