To answer the substantive question that is in the air, I think the fellow in the video is almost right, but if you think about it long enough you can figure out how to carry a J frame or an automatic of comparable size.
To my mind, that is the low common denominator. If you are dealing yourself...
This was an enlightening discussion! Sometime after an obese moron made me wave a hand in the air to say I would always defend the Constitution, in the century before this one, I put a .38 snub in my pocket. It is still there.
I have heard--big warning in my first three words--that they do not hold up in sustained use, which is absolutely what you need, to get good with a small gun and a service cartridge.
I do not think the .380 should be lumped in with pitifuller cartridges. It is modestly capable. It overlaps in capability the lesser loadings of the .38 Special.
I would not want to go any lighter than either of those, but I think the modern pocket-sized .380 is a lap ahead of the .25 and the...
That indeed rings a bell for me. The first centerfire handgun I ever shot was a S&W .38, about half a century ago. The most recently I shot one was the last time I went shooting. By this time I have a good handle on the care and feeding of that sort of arm.
I watched the video, and I get what...
I think the best case to be made is that the 9mm is now sufficient, given modern bullets. That does not preclude heavier calibers being "more sufficient" with bullets of similar design. But at that, "more sufficient" is not really a sensible phrase; a thing is sufficient or it is not.
I think...
There are no laws that say the priming charge of the future needs to be on the axial center of the round. For a very long time, the whole muzzleloader era, it wasn't, but instead off to one side.
I do not object to electrically powered gunsights so long as there is some or other backup available. The classic scout rifle recipe calls for ghost ring iron sights, whether or not an optic is fitted.
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Hmm. What the manufacturer claims is that the side-slung mag is convenient for prone. Something they have not said, but I think is true, is that it helps with stock stiffness in a very slim and lightweight rifle. No magazine well cutout means no additional flexing or weakness there.
The big...
I am of the mindset that says all four rules always apply. It is easy for me to dry fire without busting the rules because I live in a house with a basement. I have never had the loud noise happen, but if it ever did, the target on the basement wall is backstopped by the planet.
The ideas...
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