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.
The gun itself would be more concealable. Otherwise it just looks like you have a cereal box strapped on to your waist. I guess to comply with the law which does not allow open carry it technically conceals the gun. However, it is not fooling anyone about its contents.
Is your concern with...
I'm fairly old school on things; no I don't carry a model 10 with a drop pouch. However I am one of the few people that carry a backup gun in uniform in my area. I'm a firm believer in 129 woven kevlar over hybrid polymer blends. I still have patrol boots instead of sneakers.... And I have...
Its in your head. You're either willing to take a life or you aren't. There've been police officers some of whom I had the displeasure of knowing that thought because they did good on the range that they would do good in real life. Some failed miserably.
For the price it can't be beat. Other than the usual limitations of a single action revolver regarding loading and unloading...mine is sighted in perfectly. I mean you could try to find a better made gun but you'll pay more; and while you're spending time searching for a good deal you could be...
They Smith and Wesson will have far more options and after market accessories available. However, the Ruger LCR has a superior trigger. In fact my better half has pushed aside my 431PD and has commandeered my LCR327 solely for the trigger.
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