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Phaedo1982
I'm looking at this as my first gun upon receipt of my LTC. I generally enjoy shooting revolvers more than semi-autos and like the .38 caliber as a recreational round as well as a defensive round (in +p form, of course).
I've put hundreds of rounds through the 4"-barreled model and like the gun very much. I'm thinking the 3" would be better for possible concealment, but would still provide a great day at the range.
Snubbies are great for concealment, but I much prefer the feel of a K-Frame S&W in my hands. And I wouldn't want to spend a day at the range just firing small-framed guns...
Does (or has) anyone carried this gun concealed? What are your observations?
I'm hoping this will be a good compromise, for a first pistol, as both a range and adequate home defense gun, as well as a limited concealed carry firearm.
From what I understand, the Model 64 was considered the "premier" LE revolver up through the eighties.
I've put hundreds of rounds through the 4"-barreled model and like the gun very much. I'm thinking the 3" would be better for possible concealment, but would still provide a great day at the range.
Snubbies are great for concealment, but I much prefer the feel of a K-Frame S&W in my hands. And I wouldn't want to spend a day at the range just firing small-framed guns...
Does (or has) anyone carried this gun concealed? What are your observations?
I'm hoping this will be a good compromise, for a first pistol, as both a range and adequate home defense gun, as well as a limited concealed carry firearm.
From what I understand, the Model 64 was considered the "premier" LE revolver up through the eighties.
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