In my young and booming early 20s, I got avascular necrosis in my right wrist. I am right handed. After the surgery, I was in a cast for a really long time.
I had to learn to do everything left handed, one handed, and even after the cast came off it took years to get my right hand, wrist, arm etc back in the game (and it still ain't what it was).
Anyway, a could load a revolver one handed faster than trying to load mags. I could operate a revolver left handed. That was the first time I really remember going to revolvers for all handgun purposes. A 586 four inch and model 85 snub covered my bases.
I had to learn to do everything left handed, one handed, and even after the cast came off it took years to get my right hand, wrist, arm etc back in the game (and it still ain't what it was).
Anyway, a could load a revolver one handed faster than trying to load mags. I could operate a revolver left handed. That was the first time I really remember going to revolvers for all handgun purposes. A 586 four inch and model 85 snub covered my bases.