Q:  What is the fastest way to fire a few rounds if you accidently lose all your magazines?


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For those that answered "Load single rounds in the chamber", I am disappointed.

For those that answered "Use your revolver!" , I am impressed.  You passed. Please read on.


Having said that, I am looking for someone at next LCR shoot who can give me some pointers on shooting DA revolver.  I have 4" and 6" S&W model 66s.  I use the 6" for SA target shooting and the 4" for defense and to pick up chicks.  It's a police turn-in with a pretty smooth action.  I try to always shoot it DA.

I have been going back and forth on grips , but still consider myself inconsistent at best with DA.
Plenty of room for improvement.

Any somewhat experts that can help me out?

For your assistance, I offer no monetary compensation, but on your death-bed, you will receive total conciousness.  

Thanks,
CarbineO




P.S.  For you young guys who grew up on SKS carbines and Bruce Willis movies, you can google "revolver" to see what I am talking about.

How'd you lose all your magazines?

Quoted: How'd you lose all your magazines?

No kidding, I lose Magazines all the time, funny thing is...

I find them everywhere..

I don't understand none of my revolvers take magazines, I have some that use clips but no magazines.

Then again I don't have a .223/5.56x45 or .308/7.62x51 revolver either.

Quoted: I don't understand none of my revolvers take magazines,

The question is worded to root out cases of Black Rifle Fixation.  You were obviously immunized at an early age.

Also, extra points to Phil for cinematography!!

If it has a barrel rib, take an empty case and balance it on the rib as close to the muzzle as possible.  Try to dry fire it while keeping the case from falling off.  When you get proficient at that, try it with a dummy cartridge with a real bullet. It will have a higher center of gravity.

Quoted: Then again I don't have a .223/5.56x45 or .308/7.62x51 revolver either.

That would be sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!  Much like Bobbity with his .308 1911.  C'MON one of you WECSOGs gotta be able to create one!

Blackpowder THESE, Cowboy!!

Quoted: Quoted: Then again I don't have a .223/5.56x45 or .308/7.62x51 revolver either. That would be sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!  Much like Bobbity with his .308 1911.  C'MON one of you WECSOGs gotta be able to create one!

Bah!

Go with the Zeleska 600 Nitro Express Revolver.

Quoted: you codgers and your black powder firearms.

Still ranting about a little bit of smoke from burning lead bullet lube?  What was that 2 years ago?

500 .430 240gr cast lead SWC=$25 (available at WAC shows)

500 .430 JSP=$44.95+ $15.93 shipping=$60.88

Cast lead is very easy on revolver forcing cones too.

Quoted: you codgers and your black powder firearms.

C'mon Tweak!!!  You know that after the EMP blast from the Red Chinese suitcase nuke missiles, that none of those fancy semi-autos will work!  Didn't you take science in WA public school system?

Quoted: If it has a barrel rib, take an empty case and balance it on the rib as close to the muzzle as possible.  Try to dry fire it while keeping the case from falling off.  When you get proficient at that, try it with a dummy cartridge with a real bullet. It will have a higher center of gravity.

Very interesting, Kepr.  If I get really good at it, I'll be hitting you guys up for nitroglycerine tabs instead of bullets--just to keep it exciting.

When you dryfire, I've heard you actually get a "discount" on trigger pull since you are not rotating the weight of the rounds.  You buy into that?  (even if true,  your drill is worthwhile)

CarbineO