It is usually well used when I am there, but I thinik of all the times I have been there in the past four years or more years, there has been a line waiting to shoot maybe only twice.
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It is usually well used when I am there, but I thinik of all the times I have been there in the past four years or more years, there has been a line waiting to shoot maybe only twice.
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krob
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the taurus gudge was what i saw it shoots a .410 shot gun shell or .45 colt
i was thinking that it might be a good revolver for my wife when i read the article in gun week
rob
i was thinking that it might be a good revolver for my wife when i read the article in gun week
rob
fish67
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- Nov 13, 2008
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STSCM - I just went through the same purchase decision, with the same questions. Ended up with a S&W 686 .357 6" barrel. She can easily handle this gun shooting .38 wadcutters (less recoil and the 6" helps out with that as well) and the .357 can provide power when needed. Less expensive to shoot with the .38 as well. Decided on the revolver because for the less experienced if a round FTF just pull the trigger again, no FTE issues, and no need to clear jams under duress. Just seemed like the best balance of reliability and ease of use balanced against power when needed and affordability to learn.
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