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No problem hitting one-handed groups of 8" or better at 7 yards with my two inch barrel Black Widow and one inch barrel Pug (both .22 magnum - 40gr bullets). More than good enough for the intended purpose as far as I'm concerned.

I can most times put a cylinder full on center mass from 7 yards with my 1" barrel Pug, but the 2" barrel Black Widow is definitely easier to be accurate with. I'll keep either one of these in my pocket ahead of a knife or pepper spray.

At home, the Pug (bottom) is with me ALL the time. The Black Widow is my normal BUG. It has a LaserLyte laser on it. Both in .22 Magnum. I have a .22LR cylinder for the BW that allows me cheap practice.

LCR .38+P as the primary, and NAA Pug .22 magnum as the BUG. Two Quickstrips in a pouch for the LCR + 5 round reload for the Pug in the pocket holster.

My wife has an LCR .22 magnum as her first handgun - she picked it herself. She has a hard time being accurate with it due to the hefty trigger pull - 16 pounds as measured by a Timney gauge. I contacted Ruger about whether this is 'normal' - they said for the .22LR and .22 magnum the normal...

Sig P220R Carry SAO

I have a big, old box of holsters - I'm sure that in there somewhere there is something for nearly all of my handguns. The search for the 'perfect holster' seems never ending.

I bought into the anti-GB talk for a long time and never tried them. A couple of my .22LR guns are picky about their diet - SIG Mosquito and my Ruger 10-22 shoot fine on MiniMags, but choke occasionally on Federal bulk. Found some GBs on sale and decided what the heck, they can't be any worse...

Congrats on the new SIG! I love my P220R Carry SAO - To me it's a little big to CC, but it OC's just fine!

The Mosquito is a bit picky about what ammo it likes, and what it likes depends on the particular gun. I think it's actually made by GSG for Sig, as others have said. I like mine - bought it because it's a lot cheaper to shoot than my P-220. When I bought my Mosquito, I took it apart -...

Taurus calls it 'combat finish' - it's like a matte stainless. The grips are rosewood from Altamont.

Congrats on the new piece. My PT-92 has been good though several thousand rounds.

Thanks for the heads up - decided to order a cocobolo set for my PT-1911.

I switched to an LCR as my EDC back in December. I shot it regularly and had about 300 rounds through it - and then, with one round left in the third cylinder full of the day, the gun went 'click' instead of 'bang'. It locked up solid, and I had to take it completely apart to get that last live...

I just loaded up some 115gr Berry's plated 9mm bullets over 4.5gr of Titegroup (1.12 OAL). Got 1175 fps from my 5" barrel PT-92. No signs of over-pressure, and accurate. I had been using 700X, but it doesn't meter consistently through my Lee Autodisk. The Titegroup meters dead-nuts on every...

I've got a PT-1911, and three of my brothers have them. All have been trouble-free through many, many rounds. Mine has three-dot sights - also have a PT-145 that has the Heinie sights. Don't really care for them either. 665580[/ATTACH]"]

About 25 rounds a week, every week through each of my EDC's.

I have a 992. As mentioned, it is a heavy revolver - weighs more than my Model 66 .357. It's a typical Taurus revolver - shoots well, looks okay. Good value and reliable. Cylinder change is a few seconds, and performance on both .22 versions is good. I have over 1,000 .22LR and probably 250 .22...