Revolvers

Shot up some bowling pins today, took some pics, been so busy with the car this year this was the first time this summer I'd shot. I didn't shoot either of the S&W's today though. Did put half a box through the Taurus though. I've kind of got a thing for revolvers.

Taurus .357 Magnum



Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum



Top to bottom, S&W .357 Mag, S&W .38 Special, Taurus .357 Mag,




Lets see your revolvers, and if you don't have any, post up some pics of ones you like.

I really dislike revolvers. I don't know what it is about them. I don't care for the feel. I like having more than six rounds. They take longer to load unless you have full moons, granted it probably takes even longer to load a magazine for a pistol, but whatever. And I'm just not too keen on the looks. The only one I own is a little snub nose .38 special, and it is burried somewhere in the depths of my house, probably never to be seen again.

My cousin owns this:

it's fun

 

Sully,the judge is bad ass.

Also detrev, I'll have to take a pic of our black powder revolver some time.

Still working on getting this bad boy for myself. <--Link


Edited by .357 Magnum - 01 September 2008 at 8:59pm

Robo, I'll see what I can do. We weren't shooting hollow points so they didn't explode like the usually do. I did put a few rounds into them with the AK though

Edited by .357 Magnum - 01 September 2008 at 9:05pm

Also detrev, as long as you get a heavy gun, barrel length isn't a big issue. Weight really helps reduce recoil,

I was shooting one of these today as well, it probably kicked more than the rest being a lightweight sub compact 9MM, sucker has some pop,





Holy giant image batman, fixed that one.






Edited by .357 Magnum - 01 September 2008 at 9:10pm

No idea what type but it was free and not hot.



My real gun .45 P90

Edited by JohnnyHopper - 01 September 2008 at 10:01pm

pb125 wrote:

ooooo you could put your eye out with that one

agentwhale007 wrote: karll wrote: it is burried somewhere in the depths of my house, probably never to be seen again. I think this is actually the opposite of responsible gun ownership.

I hear the best hiding spot is in you vegetable crisper.

choopie911 wrote: agentwhale007 wrote: karll wrote: it is burried somewhere in the depths of my house, probably never to be seen again. I think this is actually the opposite of responsible gun ownership. I hear the best hiding spot is in you vegetable crisper.

no.. child's crib for sure.