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If you have that luxury. You can usually play the wind in your favor if confronted by a loud mouth bully approaching you in a menacing manner... you can tactically retreat until the wind is in your favor. However if physical engagement occurs you will get some of the pepper spray too. It's just...

If you're going to spray a loud mouth approaching you in aggresive manner make sure you have the wind at your back. If you're unfortunate enough to have to use it in a real physical confrontation prepare yourself for getting some of it too. You can fight through it if you are determined...

How so? He's got some good points regarding knowing who you are and who your most probable attacker would be. I mean you can always dress around a Glock 21 even in the summer, but who wants to do that?

This is a good perspective for this topic. https://youtu.be/scE0KGC0IWo?si=St8id2M2aqSYJS0G

Any other weapon. This is a batfe catch all category.

Not AOW. Yes, I'm sure. Move on if you're going to just wring your hands over it. For the rest of us, this is something I've been wanting to try for a while. So far it carries well. Haven't tried it on the range yet but this is a one handed personal space point and shoot type of thing. Anyone...

I've had makarovs, pp/ppks, p230/232... none were fun to shoot in anything other than .32acp. That's why I still have a PP but not the rest. I've never even handled the CZ 82(?) so I can't comment.

The revolver has never really suffered a downward trend with the exception of law enforcement moving to semiautomatic. The civilian world has pretty much continued its support. Big bore revolvers for the outdoorsman. Smaller more compact revolvers for new shooters or those not willing to spend...

No. If you research it the writer-director of the movie was missquoted by Clint. It's supposed to be a special light magnum load. During the take it Clint said a light special load. The general public not being very gun savvy particularly back then they just rolled with it.

Buy it. That gun was made when Taurus was putting out Smith and Wesson quality revolver.

It's not even that in my opinion. This gun is better marketed in the countries that once someone has jumped through the many legal hoops and paid a lot of money to get a permit just to own a gun that they can now have this one since it's not a military caliber. However in America this caliber...

As long as there are outdoorsmen a double action. 44 magnum revolver will be preferred.

Then it would cost well over the near $1,000.00 theyre asking for their current rough offering. Aaaand their new one only has a magazine capacity of 6 rounds? Why didn't they keep it 7 in this caliber? I predict this will be a limited production gun due to poor sales. It offers nothing to the...

I just don't care for the new s&w tang they added to deter slide bite.

Same for S&W gen 3 type guns. They don't support them anymore so I sold or traded mine off before I needed nonexistent repair.

I have favorites or preferences but willing to look at something that might be better. If it's just the same thing that's been repackaged no thank you.

My daughter has had this one for over a decade. No problems at all.

I think a 2" model 10 or 64 would satisfy my K frame desires, but that 2" D frame is awfully tempting.

I agree. That's why I said it didn't make a difference but made "some" difference. For me the 25 yard barricade shooting it made a difference. 15 yards and in no difference.

No, they provide everything except back up guns and handgun optics.