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[monkeylizard]

54 minutes ago, JAB said:

Don't take this as me saying you are 'wrong' as that is not what I am saying.  Just offering a different, general perspective.

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Yeah, I know about DA triggers are similar to revolvers, but Bud said his mom currently has a Kahr PM9 which is a striker-fired handgun with a pretty light and smooth (albeit long) trigger.

 

Good info about the finger placement on revolver triggers. I'll have Mrs. ML give that a try the next time I have my hands on a revolver.

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[xsubsailor]

2 hours ago, bud said:

 

Wow, is that .327 ammo expensive! 

Thanks

 I got a chuckle out of this. My first centerfire handgun was a .41 Mag. I got into reloading real fast.  

[Preacher357]

7 hours ago, bud said:

Picked up a couple of you guys' suggestions.

 A S&W 30-1 and the LCR in .327 fed mag.

We'll be doing some comparison next week because the LCR won't be in until then.

Wow, is that .327 ammo expensive! Bought a little for training and carry, but any recommendations on what I should buy in bulk out of the options that this revolver will shoot?

Thanks

32 S & W long would definitely be the cheapest of the 4 cartridges the LCR will fire.  You should be able to find it under $20/box.  

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[Patton]

Actually, the LCR should fire 32acp reliably enough for target practice. The 32acp will be slightly hotter than 32s&w long. Sometimes you can find European 32acp ammo for $15/50.

 

http://www.sgammo.com/product/32-auto-acp-ammo/1000-round-case-32-auto-73-grain-fmj-ammo-made-geco-hungary

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