Do you feel under gunned with a revolver?

[WebHobbit]

Most of the big calibers, in DA guns are absurdly heavy or large.

SA guns can be made into much more concealable packages, with more power for weight.

I like the idea of a bullet that's already .475-.510" in diameter, and, then may expand to the size of a two bore rifle bullet.

This is an exit hole from a .500", LFN bullet, 440 grains at 950 FPS thats a 300 win mag cartridge for size comparision:

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And this perfectly illustrates just why you never wanna carry solid bullet loads for self-defense (against humans)! You do not want an exit wound from you SD round! You want that bullet to stay in the bad guy not sail down the street or into the next room and hit some little kid or something.

 

[Walking Dead]

If you put yourself in the bad guys boots I'm sure when you saw the good guy pull his .357 or .44 it would have to run through your head that there is no place I can hide that is safe.

 

[Lucky Derby]

If you're not under-skilled, you aren't under-gunned. My combat course skill level with a revolver is light years ahead of my skill level with an auto-loader, probably because I have 20 years more experience with a revolver. If you can get your first and second shot where you want them in a hurry, you negate any advantage the other guy may have in magazine capacity.

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[stinger 327]

If you're not under-skilled, you aren't under-gunned. My combat course skill level with a revolver is light years ahead of my skill level with an auto-loader, probably because I have 20 years more experience with a revolver. If you can get your first and second shot where you want them in a hurry, you negate any advantage the other guy may have in magazine capacity.

Makes sense to me. It's not the gun or instrument but the person behind it in control of it.