Ruger LCP Max review.......

[2aguy]

Good review of the concealabliity and round capacity of this pistol....anti-gunners......you may want to take a look...this might be the gun for you...

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Revolvers are far superior for concealed carry – S&W 442 38 Spl. +P; small and light enough for pocket carry, 100 percent reliable, reasonably priced.

 

[progressive hunter]

Revolvers are far superior for concealed carry – S&W 442 38 Spl. +P; small and light enough for pocket carry, 100 percent reliable, reasonably priced.

your premise is not only a lie but stupid,,

 

[2aguy]

Revolvers are far superior for concealed carry – S&W 442 38 Spl. +P; small and light enough for pocket carry, 100 percent reliable, reasonably priced.

Sometimes you want a gun that can hold more than 5......and a lot of revolvers, to get their small size have to hold 5...as she pointed out, you get 13 in that small pistol....

 

[1srelluc]

Revolvers are far superior for concealed carry – S&W 442 38 Spl. +P; small and light enough for pocket carry, 100 percent reliable, reasonably priced.

I sorta agree (I CC a 1970 Colt Cobra w/reload) but it's somewhat location dependent. If I lived farther east toward the DC Metro area or traveled there often then a G19/extra mag would be my choice.

As for J-frames I prefer either a Model 38 or 49 (the old pre-model Bodyguard) or 638/649. I like the shrouded hammer option.

Other than my older KT P-32 I don't have much use for smaller .380/9mm semi-autos.....The KT P-32 has proven both accurate (at "social" distances) and reliable.

I picked-up a Model 49 last week.....I already have a Model 38 and 638. I briefly had a 442 but I did not care for it.....Too spoiled with the hammer option I guess.

BTW, I removed the combat stocks and went with period factory stocks and a Tyler T-Grip.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Good review of the concealabliity and round capacity of this pistol....anti-gunners......you may want to take a look...this might be the gun for you...

Anti gunners, this is the gun for you...

 

[1srelluc]

your premise is not only a lie but stupid,,

As long as he carries something who cares? Everyone has a opinion as to what is best for them. The main thing is to carry and train with what you carry.

BTW.....It's very bad form to be calling folks liars based on their opinion.

 

[progressive hunter]

As long as he carries something who cares? Everyone has a opinion as to what is best for them. The main thing is to carry.

BTW.....It's very bad form to be calling folks liars based on their opinion.

not when its clayton,,

 

[1srelluc]

not when its clayton,,

LOL....I don't know you two's "history" so I'll just STFU about it.

 

[JGalt]

I sorta agree (I CC a 1970 Colt Cobra w/reload) but it's somewhat location dependent. If I lived farther east toward the DC Metro area or traveled there often then a G19/extra mag would be my choice.

As for J-frames I prefer either a Model 38 or 49 (the old pre-model Bodyguard) or 638/649. I like the shrouded hammer option.

Other than my older KT P-32 I don't have much use for smaller .380/9mm semi-autos.....The KT P-32 has proven both accurate (at "social" distances) and reliable.

I picked-up a Model 49 last week.....I already have a Model 38 and 638. I briefly had a 442 but I did not care for it.....Too spoiled with the hammer option I guess.

BTW, I removed the combat stocks and went with period factory stocks and a Tyler T-Grip.

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Nice!!

Here's my '65 Jack Ruby Special Colt Cobra. It has an alloy frame, so no +P...

 

[1srelluc]

Nice!!

Here's my '65 Jack Ruby Special Colt Cobra. It has an alloy frame, so no +P...

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The highlight of the video was when he unveiled the Detective Special.

I'd love to find a shroud for my '61 Colt Cobra (Ruby's was a 1960).....They are hard to find and when you do they are expensive. The last one I saw on eBay was bid-up to around $300.00. The only reason I keep it is that I hope to find a shroud for it someday.

BTW, I have that same holster but in tan.

Ruby's Cobra had Colt brown plastic grips. First time I noticed it.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Good review of the concealabliity and round capacity of this pistol....anti-gunners......you may want to take a look...this might be the gun for you...

some company should make a 5.7 X 28 pocket pistol

 

[badbob85037]

Good review of the concealabliity and round capacity of this pistol....anti-gunners......you may want to take a look...this might be the gun for you...

The security 9 will hold 16 and is very conciliable

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

Revolvers are far superior for concealed carry – S&W 442 38 Spl. +P; small and light enough for pocket carry, 100 percent reliable, reasonably priced.

Less accurate, fewer rounds, longer to reload, harder to become proficient.