sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
You went with the 2"? Both of them?
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3". One for each hand, baby!
J/k, my son bought one too.
sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
Had to ask. Right now I'm filling the left holster on my Colt rig with an Uberti but I would mind another SAA in it.
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sailfish
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I'll be lucky if I can still do that when my
ed up finger is all said and done.quad decade guy
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Anyone try a 9mm carbine? I started buying matching piston cartridge rifles ie 9mm etc. .357 mag. Etc even .44 mag.
The idea of carrying one type ammo is appealing. Yes, I've heard pistol cartridges make lousy long guns. But, if I can hunt deer with a .357 mag, it should make an effective rifle. Seems. Thoughts?
The idea of carrying one type ammo is appealing. Yes, I've heard pistol cartridges make lousy long guns. But, if I can hunt deer with a .357 mag, it should make an effective rifle. Seems. Thoughts?
oldngray
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I'm not a fan of 9 mm carbines but some of them take the same magazines as pistols which is a huge plus if that is what you are looking for. I do have .44 and .357 carbines but they use tubular magazines. Big difference and less convenient but worth it for me. 9mm for deer would be really iffy. Might work at short ranges but seems marginal.
quad decade guy
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Well, I kind of plan for the end of the world stuff. Yes, the 9mm carbine takes Glock mags and the 30 rounders work well. I have seen 1 inch punch through of 9mm at 400 yards. Takes awhile to get there but possible. I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of it. I'd say 1-2 hundred yards with 9mm would be quite effective. .357mag very. To carry one caliber would be handy on the run. Now finding say .357 mag laying around vs. 9mm? Different story. Btw my .357 mag is a Rossi side loader lever.
quad decade guy
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My .357mag is my Dad's ancient Ruger Blackhawk 8 in I think.
quad decade guy
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No 9mm or 5.56 around here. None. Well, except at $1 round. .44/.357 or odd calibers are plentiful. .303 British all day long.
My wife’s uncle passed away earlier this year and as a retired police officer he had a few weapons. Last Saturday I finally got to pick over what was left at my sister-in-laws. I took this Marlin Model 336. My sister-in-law
was in charge and she kept the one I really wanted. A Smith Wesson Model 29 .44 with a six inch barrel.
was in charge and she kept the one I really wanted. A Smith Wesson Model 29 .44 with a six inch barrel.
oldngray
nowhere special
I would prefer the Model 29 too but The Marlin is also nice. I like the 336 a lot better than Winchester 94's.
Smart girl.
She will probably never fire it. .44s are fun to shoot.
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