Revolver Thread?

>>32116243
no
I love recoil as much as the next guy but lightweight magnums frankly scare me

>>32116243
used? I would want a refund if that was "new"

I've shot one. It sucks to shoot. Good concept on paper, though.

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One of the more popular revolvers in my country.
As someone who is about to get a gun is there a good site that deals with the differences between all the different smith and wesson models in layman terms?

>>32116243
anyone know of a good .357 magnum for CC that's around 600 bucks or less?

>>32116243
Love the looks of it, but I only shoot 38s

>>32118198
Lucky Gunner Lounge has a decent article that explains things
https://www.google.com/amp/www.luckygunner.com/lounge/guide-sw-38-357-revolvers/amp/?client=ms-android-att-us

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>>32118212
How much is weight a concern to you?

>>32117545
It's oil.

>>32118263
I CC a Beretta 92, so kinda sorta (would prefer something no more than 30 ish ounces)

>>32118255
Thanks my country is really anal when it comes to handguns so ive got to get the best one for me right of the bat

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>>32116243
What does /k/ think of the model 36?

I love it's simplicity but I don't want to spend $600 for one.

>>32118363
How do you comfortably CC such a large gun(relatively speaking)?

>>32118363
Tarus model 617 ~ $500
Falls just under 30 (28), 7rd, .357 mag

Ruger SP101 ~ $550
>I own one
~30 ounces, 5rd, .357 mag

Charter Arms "Pug" ~ $400
23 ounces, DAO, 5rd, .357 mag

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>>32116243
The 329pd is one of the few revolvers I've been drooling over. Tell us how it is to shoot.

I need to sell my Taurus.

>>32118437
He's fat and he dresses like he is poor.

>>32118435
they are pretty good, some guy locally was selling one for 350. I really want another small frame revolver.

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Is it worth it to spend $70 ish on nicer wood grips and a 22mag cylinder for a $99 gun?

>>32118212
Used SP101

>>32118437
I CC a beretta 96 and a Baby Desert Eagle, you just need a good belt and a holster that spreads the weight out along your belt.

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>>32118482
You can come shoot it soon if you want, fellow Boulder bro (no stalker, I remember you from previous CO threads. I shoot like 2 miles north of where you do).

How do you like the taurus 44? Looks like it's ported? Does it shoot decent?

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686 SSR

I believe that guns should be tools. Revolvers have no place as tools, they are completely outclassed by semi autos in every single field... I mean if you like range toys is fine but you have to admit that in self defense they are completely outdated.

I'm looking for a nice cowboy action revolver. I've got my eye on either the Ruger Blackhawk or Vaquero.

Are either of these a good choice?

Oh and I'm wanting it in .357 if that makes a difference.

>>32118986
>nofunallowed.jpg

Also, if you want to carry something with more oomph than a 10mm, have fun finding that in a handgun.

Also, there's cowboy competition shooting.

Also, guns can be viewed as a hobby and an enjoyable time shooting fun things.

Also, the single action trigger on a revolver is better than any other handgun.

Also, go fuck yourself with a cactus.

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>>32118986
Dude, calm down. No one fucking cares.

Wheel guns are far more reliable than semis. You ever hear of a revolver jamming?

You're aware of speed loaders?

Also, you know the competency comes from the shooter - not necessarily the gun, riiight?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLk1v5bSFPw

>>32119002
I've only heard good things about them, from able to handle absurdly hot rounds to being a generally fun gun.

>>32118986
Hey, when you murder people and don't want to leave brass behind, what are you going to pick?

...I don't know if I should pick the bait really. Revolvers are so cool and good luck feeding magnum loads into a semiauto reliably.

>>32118986
gr8 b8 m8 I r8 8/8

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WOOT WOOT WHEEL GAT THREAD

>>32118437
>>32118525
I'm not that fat, and I use a good holster.

[spoiler]I do dress like I'm poor though[/spoiler]

>>32118453
would you say the GP100 is just too big and heavy to CC?

>>32120052
Hmm... You could do worse.

>is just too big and heavy to CC?
I think so. I think 30 ounces is on the heavy side and the GP100 is well beyond that. It's also pretty long and has that protruding hammer that could snag on clothing.

That's why most CC revolvers are internal hammer only, DAO, or K frame

>>32120052
I have the GP100 Match Champion and with the right grips it'd be totally doable on a larger guy and with the right holster in my opinion.

>>32120125
>K frame
Oops! Meant to say J frame

Sorry senpai

>>32116243
You might consider buying a box of .44 special before loading that thing with .44 magnum.

>>32119114
Not fagb8 you responded to but revolvers DO jam. The timing can get wonky and the cylinder latch vs. trigger mechanism make it stick together. Or you could always get the ol jumped crimp round hitting the frame. Moonclips getting bent nd not advancing properly, internal locks on airweights firing full power loads... shit the list goes on.

>>32119002
I have neither, my father-in-law has both. Both shoot nicely. The Blackhawk is in .44 magnum and it's reasonably controllable considering the oomph on the boolit.

>>32120505
Do you own any revolvers?

>>32119002
They're pretty good. You can also look at offerings by Uberti and Cimmaron. Cimmarons are made by Uberti but have much nicer fit and finish.

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>>32120505
>but revolvers DO jam.
and glocks DO explode, and AR-15's DO kill white babies, and the list goes on.
See how stating something as if its statistically relevant when its not looks dumb?

>>32121546
Is that yours?
Ima need to see a timestamp

>>32118986
>I believe that guns should be tools.

Oh so we shouldn't use screw drivers anymore, just power drills with bits? Get the fuck out of here

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Just got new grips for my PC Stealth Hunter.

These are Rosewood round to square conversions from badger custom.

The good:
> They feel nice and are beautiful.
> They shipped fast.
> Easy to shoot- I ripped off 6 rounds right into an 8" gong as fast as I could bring the sights back down. I hate rubber hogues that comes on most PC guns; I always replace them immediately and was giving this brand a shot. I love the ergonomics.

The bad:

> They came with a screw that was stripped at the very far end, and on the first two cylinders came loose and formed a small crack on the butt of the left hand side. I am NOT happy about that.

> I made a quick field repair with some super glue to head off further cracking (It was a small crack but it is slightly raised and proud- it doesn't interfere with holding the gun but is noticeable if you look closely). The worst part is that this cracking occurred with very lightly loaded wadcutters. I contacted the manufacturer about the screw and he told me they were not proprietary, but that finding one with a working head size could be difficult. I made a new screw by using a 3/4" 6-32 hex head from lowes and grinding the head on my dremel to fit. I have had no further issues with the grips coming loose.

> On the plus side the crack did not appear to spread any further and I put 150 rounds of pretty hot loads through it.

> Fit is not as good as I was expecting. It's good but not "perfect" or even "fantastic". The left side panel is very, very, very slightly proud to the right. Not enough to be noticed while gripping, but in the right light and holding the gun at the right angle you can barely see it. Honestly if you weren't nitpicking you would probably never notice any fitment issues, but the crack makes me super critical of these.
My normal favorite N frame wood grips are Miculeks; this was something a bit different and I largely wanted it for looks. The cost is not very different. If they replace the cracked grips, 8/10.

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>>32122606

Pic from the rear of the grips. You can just barely make out the crack from this angle. Hard to get a good picture of it on a cell phone camera with my lighting.

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>>32122656

And here is where you can see the real problem. If I had affixed the grips incorrectly it would be my fault they cracked, but the fact they provided faulty hardware to install the grips that allowed them to just barely go on means I'm going to be pretty salty about it if they don't fix it.

>>32118986
>camping
>hear noise behind me
>fuckbig bear heading straight for ne
>pull out my trusty glock 19 and fire
>bear eats me and my family and glock

>>32122664
Yikes. I was a bit worried about that too. Seems retarded they don't make a spacer sleeve/cylinder to prevent the grips from being pulled in and cracked.

>>32122822

It's rarely an issue. The problem was an inadequate length screw that was also damaged was provided with the grips. Under normal firing, they loosened; when they loosened they broke.

Once a proper screw was fashioned, and some superglue was used to seal the crack, it no longer spread. That doesn't mean it won't continue to over time, but the typical stress is not THAT high.

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>>32118437

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Its a great gun

God I love revolvers

Can someone pls tell me of a nice looking .357 revolver similar to a Python or Korth.

I want a nice 6incher but I can't seem to find one that isn't crazy expensive. Should I just suck it up and get a Python?

>>32122905
True. I'm just the idiot that would over tighten it probably.

>>32123406
I had one; I kind of miss it now that I sold it.

>>32123446

You're pretty much locked into a GP100 (not a very good looking option), a 686, or a 627 for modern double action full size guns.

A Performance Center 627 or 686 can be very good looking depending on model.

>>32121861
Nah they do jam sometimes, but they're still more reliable in that jams are usually just the trigger locking up (an easy fix) and you don't have to worry about misfeeds, bad primers, or ejection failures locking up your gun.

Jumping the crimp is a meme though.

>>32123650
>You're pretty much locked into a GP100 (not a very good looking option)

You take that back!

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>>32123698

Sorry anon. They are good guns; they are not good looking guns.

Here is one of mine, although it is an old pic.

>>32123724
Security Six is more attractive.

>>32123446
Dan Wesson 715. Also pricey, but not as bad as a Python or Korth.

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>>32123446
S&W 27 is good. Easy to find new or used and not to expensive.
Korth is insanely expensive.
Manurhin is less expensive but harder to find new-ish. There's surplus trade-ins that are reasonably priced but in varying degrees of condition, only available with 3 or 4 inch barrels.
Pythons are only getting more expensive and hard to find.

Thoughts on the Chiappa rhino? Meme revolver? Or great recoil mitigator?

>>32123887
Best way to mitigate recoil is get good fampai.

>>32123887
kinda a meme, if you want one go for it I guess

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Just picked up this girl recently, wanna get some nice wood grips for her, anyone know where i can get red ones?

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>>32116243
Top to bottom
S&W 629 V Comp 44
S&W 686 No dash .357/.38
Ruger New Vaquero 45LC

>>32122079
Yeah it's mine. Paid a pittance for it. Still laughing when I think back about that day.

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Ruger Security Six

>>32123724
Yeah, the SP101 is the sexy younger cousin.

>them 3rd party custom wood panels

>>32124393
Timestamps required.

>>32124477
Who the fuck are you boy?

>>32124635
I want to believe. I really do, but no one's posted timestamped Korth pics on /k/ in the last nine years I've been here, so you can't fault me for being a bit skeptical.

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Heavy is good, heavy is reliable.

>>32124650
Jezus christ man, it's a 42 year old Korth. They do actually sell them second hand over here every once in a while. They're not THAT rare.

>>32124806
they are on /k/

it's suspicious that you can't take a single picture of it next to a post it note with "sup /k/ 11-26-2016"

What's a good, cheap, .357 that's not a piece of garbage liable to fail on me?

>>32124784
And if it doesn't work, you can always hit him with it.

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>>32124823
Because that was made with a friend's camera, and my phone is incredibly shitty. But if it absolutely rocks your boat, here's a timestamped picture, together with my Manurhin.

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>>32124916
>good, cheap
Which of those is more important?

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>>32124967
I'm impressed. I'm absolutely jealous.
I haven't been this jelly since before jelly was a meme.

Now that I know you have both, you've got to give me your impressions and a detailed comparison of the two.
please?

>>32124967
Very nice my friend

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>>32124967
dude that is so cool

when you get your hands on a better camera you should take a ton of gunporn pics.
there aren't enough good korth pics that get posted here

>>32124996
>>32125012
>>32125034
Thanks anon.
The Korth is old. A few minor dents and scratches, and the finish is a bit worn on the barrel. It isn't even Willi's final iteration of his design. Having said that, the trigger is pretty damn good, and with wadcutters it will still take out the X-ring at 25 yards. It's also a very tightly build gun, with very little play in all parts, and damnit, I am in love with it.
The Manurhin is a bit looser, but... You can damned well comb your hair in that mirror finish, the frame is that smooth and the bluing that deep.
The SA trigger is roughly comparable to the Korth, but the DA trigger is just absofuckinglutely butter smooth.
Both are amazing guns, and they'll have to pry them out of my cold dead hands, because I'm never giving them up willingly.

>>32125114
The Manurhin's DA is better than the Korth's? That's unexpected. I know the Manurhin can be adjusted on its hammer mainspring, trigger return spring, and trigger overtravel stop, but are any parts adjustable on the Korth?

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Obligatory python

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Model 10 inherited from my grandfather

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>>32124967
you're /k/'s revolver king now

>>32125278

They are definitely nice but there is some dude floating around with multiple matebas and manhurins and other shit.

>>32125183
The Korth can be adjusted on SA trigger weight by means of a screw, and by DA weight by changing parts (which I don't have), and it has a trigger stop too.
But the Manurhin was designed from the outset to have the best possible DA trigger. That's actually part of it's design philosophy. Hell, it's DA mechanism literally runs on little rollers.

In the end the Korth is a sporting revolver, with tight lockup and a SA trigger adustable on th eoutside, whereas the Manurhin is a combat pistol first, with somewhat looser parts, but an absolutely great DA trigger.

>>32124969
Probably cheap since it will just be a range toy. No CC allowed in Canada

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>>32124784
Large frame is best frame.

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>>32125488
More.

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>>32121561
Yes, I do.
>>32121861
If it happens it cannot be written off as it never happens. That mentality will get you hurt when you least expect it Mr. Extremist.
>>32123690
Crimp jump is more because of faulty ammo. You would be hard pressed trying to make a round jump crimp over recoil.

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>>32126145
Now a gun and book thread?

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>>32126145
Do you know what statistically insignificant means?

I'm saying that if you respond to "revolvers are extremely reliable" with a "but revolvers do jam", it sounds quite like responding to "planes are extremely safe" with "but planes do crash".

And i'll be beyond baffled the day my 686 jams or jumps crimp on me.

>>32126869
Now you're splitting hairs over being called out over a falsified implication and you expect me to believe that I'm some kind of idiot because you are trying to use probability to mitigate getting laughed at? Quit coming on here then. Your ego is far larger than your ability to shill.

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Well boys, I just picked up my first revolver. A blued 4" gp100 with fixed sights.

I've heard people say that gp100s have ok triggers at best, but this is damn near the best single action I've ever shot. I've never shot a revolver before, but is it normal for them to not have any creep or over travel on SA?

>>32127854
Pretty typical. The trigger is doing one thing in SA: dropping the hammer. No safeties or anything to disengage during the pull.

>>32127854
>but is it normal for them to not have any creep or over travel on SA?
Compared to any auto other than a 1911?
absolutely.

>>32127898
>>32127909
Sweet, I think I can definetly get into revolvers. If this is an ok trigger, Im honestly excited to try a good trigger.

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Super Blackhawk .44 Rem mag reporting in

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>>32128996

>>32118986

>speed loaders
>grip made for hand not compromise between handle and magazine
>reliability
>typically bigger calibers
>not picky on ammo
>if round doesn't fire, pull trigger again, will fire
>no lost magazines
>no magazine springs to worry about
>majority can shoot multiple calibers
>great hunting guns
>more accurate
>better triggers
>357 mag #1 man stopper

You where saying?

>>32120505

I've shot revolver my whole life, and so has my father, and grandfather, and friends, and people at the range.

I've yet to go to a range and not see someone's semi-auto jam, I've yet to experience a revolver malfunction.

CAN THEY malfunction? Sure they can, and it does happen, but near the same rate of a semi-auto? Not even close.

>>32123406
Mexican/10

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Oh good a revolver thread.

I have a terrible question I'll get bullied for.

Does anyone know how to disassemble a Taurus Raging Bull? There is literally no instruction manuel or youtube video on how to do anything on this thing. Just taking the grip off has been an impossible endeavor.

I know its a huehuehue gun, but this one hasen't given me problems. I just want to clean the damn thing. This was probably the only Taurus gun made by someone who gave a damn about qc

>>32127015

Not him, but if I am reading the conversation correctly, you're the one splitting hairs, all he, and I am trying to say, is that revolvers don't jam/malfunction quite as often, so they DO have an advantage in that area.

To bring it up when discussing pro's and con's seems hilarious because statistically it is not probable.

>>32129293

Well, revolvers aren't typically disassembled for cleaning the way autos are.

You mean, you want to take the grip apart and start scrubbing the internals in the handle? Because that's unnecessary unless you dropped it in the mudd or salt water or something

Or unless you've put around 20,000 rounds through it.

>>32129338

Honestly I've never cleaned it and bought it new like 10 years ago. I just want to know what its like in there first, The firing pin atleast has to be filthy.

I can't even find instructions on cylinder removal. Only other revolver i have is the pocket nugget and its by far easier to take down.

>>32129301
I never once used hostility to point out a factual observation but the fact of the matter is they can malfunction and regardless of if it happens even rarely it still does. Is stating a factual observation of something that was implied cannot mean I'm splitting hairs? No. It's a factual statement with no intent.

>>32129408
It is probably 100% fine in there, but if you must, it's pretty obvious anon, get a screw driver and start unscrewing stuff.

Revolvers are a lot alike, look at a disassembly for a similar gun and you'll understand how certain things come off on yours. Just reverse the process.

I had never opened a revolvers internals before, and I removed the shitty Smith and Wesson lock they put in them, and put it back together, without so much the help of a video.

>>32129444

The problem is, since he was discussing the advantages of a revolver (that being reliability), and you responded with your (and I agree) factual statement, it's pretty hard to believe you had no intent of using it as some form of argument.

In the end, it's clear, that even you agree, that revolvers have a MUCH better reliability record for going boom in a typical self/home defense scenario.

Which is why it looks like you're the one splitting hairs by using the "but revolvers also malfunction" statement.

That they do, but if a revolver malfunctions, there's SERIOUSLY something wrong with it, the same kind of seriousness that would completely make a semi-auto inoperable.

Everything man-made can and will fail, but I'm sure he knew that as well.
For some people, that's enough reason to carry one.

>>32129473
Yea i see the lockplate and all that, but its all behind the grip which has no screws except the bottom mainspring screw. I assume it just controls the tension. I /think/ i need to somehow slip and pry this rubber grip off before anything else can happen.

>>32129568

Where do you live anon? You can also take it to a gunsmith for a regular cleaning. You can also pay him to teach you how to take it apart.

>>32129597
>paying for help cleaning a gun
Have you people no shame?

>>32129597
A gunsmith ins't required for a cleaning. Instructions on how to disassemble said revolver is.

Guns nowdays are going toward the same path cars have. Requiring a "specialized technician" instead of a mechanic or home garage to service.

>>32129621

Hey I clean my own, but this anon obviously can't so I am giving him the best advice I can, I don't want him ruining his gun or rendering it inoperable.

>>32118225
ooo love this.

>>32116275
>>32117545
these motherfuckers are overreacting

i thought so at least then i realized

is this a .44??

god damn son. didn't realize they made these scandium fuckers in .44. honestly its a good looking gun and i like it but shit. you hand pussy is gonna be hurting (inbetween thumb and index finger). i've heard these are a bitch in .357 just like a .38 airweight, but shit man. i have a smaller .357 and when i shoot a real hot load that motherfucker is trying to leave my hand but yours is a full size grip and frame so i have a little confidence for you.

>>32129547
That's your opinionated assumption. You're just used to everyone on here being an anus. While I cannot say that the majority would agree with me making it objectively funnier I will chide you on your gross misestimation.

They do fail a lot less than semi autos but that's not a good enough reason for me to carry a wheelgat over a semi. The original post I was responding to made a false claim and I just made a blatant observation. If stating the truth is abrasive then fuck me, I'm the king of sandpaper.

>>32129831

Maybe I missed something, what was his false claim? His obvious exaggeration? If that's the case, I'll let it go, because I act the same way as you do, my fellow sonic loving friend.

By the way, I carry a glock 9mm for practical reasons, and it's reliable enough. But if I am in the woods, or at my house, and carrying a huge gun isn't an issue, you best bet I am carrying a 6 inch barreled 357 mag.

>>32129621
I saw a dude in my lgs asking for help taking a Les Baer Hemi he just bought on friday.
Nothing wrong with asking for help if you are green or unsure.

His face when the gunsmith spent 30 minutes with a rubber hammer violently beating it apart was priceless though.

>>32129831
You are pretty abrasive.

>>32129918
Did you just assume my gender?

>>32131591
Taking apart*
fuck me

I see that some of you posted GP100 Match Champions. How are the DA trigger pulls on those compared to a normal GP100? Do you feel they are worth spending a bit more for over a standard GP100?

Also, what's a good price for one?

>>32118453
What do you think of the LCR vs the SP101?

>>32122606
I have the black stealth hunter and a 627PC V8. They're both super sweet guns. The. 357 is setup as a race gun and is amazing.

>>32132191
Heavy but smooth. Honestly, probably not as good as a comparable Smith. I got mine for about $750, but it's one of my favorite guns, I think it's absolutely worth the extra money over a standard GP, but it depends what you want it for.

If you want a camping or innawoods gun I'd take the standard GP.

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>>32124784
hear, hear!