Posted: 10/29/2009 8:26:04 PM EDT
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For the best revolver.....?
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Its sucks for a lot of shit, but it'll do just fine for others.
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Occasional concealed carry....heavy enough to drop a bear! Oh for the love of Mike..... Ok........ What kind of bear? If it's Grizzly, SW 629. How do you plan on concealing it? Under a heavy coat, in a bikinni? come on man, we need details..... I can throw a 442 in a pair of cargo shorts with a pocket holster and it is gone. |
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Occasional concealed carry....heavy enough to drop a bear! Oh for the love of Mike..... Ok........ What kind of bear? If it's Grizzly, SW 629. How do you plan on concealing it? Under a heavy coat, in a bikinni? come on man, we need details..... I can throw a 442 in a pair of cargo shorts with a pocket holster and it is gone. Good luck with that. 
I've only seen one grizzly in the wild, and I sat there after he had departed the area and said "holy shit" (he left the area by running up a 30 degree slope at an estimated 30 mph) (best description would be akin to a NFL running back running thru a preschool class) (would a 44 Mag kill one, sure. But it would probably make him real mad first) 
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I don't think I have a suggestion for your deep cover bear gun. I have some favorites for other situations though.
Barbecue Gun: Colt Python in royal blue or S&W M27 (.357 mag) General Purpose Gun: S&W 686 probably 4" but maybe 6" if you are punching paper more than holster packing. (.357 mag) Back Packing: S&W M29/M629 in any number of configurations. I'd choose a plain 4" 629. Maybe consider a Ruger Super Blackhawk. Concealed Carry: S&W M640. Centenial concealed hammer in stainless - caliber .357 Magnum. Smith & Wesson is really the manufacturer to see for a working revolver. Best if you can get an older version pre-lock just on general principals. |
