357-vs-40-vs-45
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I like shooting a 357 Mag. had one for a few years, dad still regrets sellin it. It was a fun gun to shoot as it was a cowboy, single action with the flip piece to load only one at a time.
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Joined: Feb 2005
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I like 357mag best I am revolver happy and only buy firearms I can hunt with in PA.
How old are you washington hunter?, In PA you have to get a carry permit to hunt with a revolver I guess your state is more leanant.
I am in the process of trading my taraus 357mag 627 seveon shot and s/w 38spec. 642 for a dan wesson pistol pack in 357mag to cover both hunting and ccw. Like your 44mag pick. I have yet to shoot my Ruger Super Redhawk 44mag 9.5" stainless.
How old are you washington hunter?, In PA you have to get a carry permit to hunt with a revolver I guess your state is more leanant.
I am in the process of trading my taraus 357mag 627 seveon shot and s/w 38spec. 642 for a dan wesson pistol pack in 357mag to cover both hunting and ccw. Like your 44mag pick. I have yet to shoot my Ruger Super Redhawk 44mag 9.5" stainless.
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From: Cumming Georgia USA
ORIGINAL: pse-archer
Glock and Desert Eagle make a semi auto 357.
Glock and Desert Eagle make a semi auto 357.
nonmovable (and for the most part highly inaccurate in the ones i've shot) factory sights that dont let you aim much above 20 yards.
ORIGINAL: pse-archer
I think a 44 magnum is to big for self defence.
I think a 44 magnum is to big for self defence.

Honestly, if you're worried about it that much, get a 6" 41 mag revolver thats lightweight (Taurus makes a good one from what I hear) this should do double duty for you, though I'm thinking you're still several years away from CCW??



Been shooting that one for a long time, wouldn't trade it for anything. S&W .44 Magnum Hunter's Special.