9mm revolvers,,,,
sure don't hear much about them,,,
Anyone got one?? Shoot one??
Anyone got one?? Shoot one??
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Jerry likes 'em! 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ3XwizTqDw0 -
It depends if they use moon clips or not.[:p] 0 -
Ruger 101. Works great. 0 -
Yeah, I have a 9mm revolver. I shoot .38 Short Colt in it. https://youtu.be/uTYjA7nb_gE0 -
I would love one, and one day ill buy one even though being a lefty shooting a wheelgun is a real disadvantage because I just cant reload it fast. 0 -
I have 3.
A Smith 929 8 shot N frame
A Smith 547 6 shot K frame
A Single action 6 shot with cylinders for 9mm and .3570 -
I have a few
Smith 547
2 Smith 696 5" and snub nose
Ruger security 6
Ruger LCR
I like them a lot and carry the Ruger LCR alot0 -
I?d rather have a .45 ACP revolver. Much better. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by jimdeere
I?d rather have a .45 ACP revolver. Much better.
Have 3 of them also. A little too big for EDC except for maybe the 325NG0 -
SP-101, actually in every caliber in which they were made. Speed Six. For .45, Smith 25-2, but it is a bit bulky for CC. 0 -
Ruger SP-101 0 -
Taurass 9mm 5shot 2" with moon clips. The factory moon clips are weak. The aftermarket moon clips need milling to thin them down to work.
The concept is great, the Taurass implementation and quality is lackluster.0 -
quote:Originally posted by mag00
Taurass 9mm 5shot 2" with moon clips. The factory moon clips are weak. The aftermarket moon clips need milling to thin them down to work.
The concept is great, the Taurass implementation and quality is lackluster.
Had one for awhile came to the same conclusion about the quality0 -
I had a Smith & Wesson 547 but I sold it on GunBroker. [:(] 0 -
River SP-101 0 -
I've got a Ruger LCR in 9mm. Moon clip reloads are fast, but loaded moon clips are awkward to carry.
The 9mm LCR is built on the same frame as the .357 LCR, making it significantly heavier than the .38+P LCR.
I find myself carrying my .38 LCR, and leaving the 9mm in the safe.
In fact, I have my 9mm listed locally, for sale.
Inertia pulling of the bullets from the cartridge case is a real thing with a very light 9mm revolver. A slightly heavier crimp is required, especially for hotter loads.0 -
What a bunch of Maroons no such thing as a 9mm revolver
Who the heck would want one anyway? Just shoot .357 or 44 mag0 -
quote:Originally posted by mogley98
What a bunch of Maroons no such thing as a 9mm revolver
Who the heck would want one anyway? Just shoot .357 or 44 mag
8 and 9 round 9mm revolvers are the most common in the revolver class at my local competition club.0 -
quote:Originally posted by DBMJR1
I've got a Ruger LCR in 9mm. Moon clip reloads are fast, but loaded moon clips are awkward to carry.
The 9mm LCR is built on the same frame as the .357 LCR, making it significantly heavier than the .38+P LCR.
I find myself carrying my .38 LCR, and leaving the 9mm in the safe.
In fact, I have my 9mm listed locally, for sale.
Inertia pulling of the bullets from the cartridge case is a real thing with a very light 9mm revolver. A slightly heavier crimp is required, especially for hotter loads.
I took a piece of that interlocking foam floor mat and punched 5 holes in the pattern of the moon clip. I need to build a belt pouch to hold em.0 -
ruger speed six 9mm 3".
great gun.
good way to burn up 9mm w/o having to pick up brass from a semi.0
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