How many here carry a revolver? Which one?

[boattail]

SP101, 45 Blackhawk 4 5/8" (not pictured), and Colt King Cobra.....

 

[Pandaz3]

SP101, 45 Blackhawk 4 5/8" (not pictured), and Colt King Cobra.....
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That Ruger has a Termite problem.

 

[Bon Sauvage]

I pocket carry a Colt Cobra post 2017 for my EDC. If out in the sticks I often carry my Ruger GP100 in .44 Special. For fun times I carry a Colt's 1860 Army.

 

[DunRanull]

Were I to get another "woods revolver"- already have four- it will be a .357 Redhawk 8-holer.

 

[JamesG]

I carried a 3" model 60 Smith. 357 mag for years and it was great. Not fun to shoot with real hot loads but it carried real well.
Thanks
James

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Were I to get another "woods revolver"- already have four- it will be a .357 Redhawk 8-holer.

Those are fun. Also, minimal recoil comparatively, but you really need a good belt. And yes, I sometimes CC mine. or a Ruger LCRx in 327 federal. But those redhawks are pretty heavy.

 

[DunRanull]

Those are fun. Also, minimal recoil comparatively, but you really need a good belt. And yes, I sometimes CC mine. or a Ruger LCRx in 327 federal. But those redhawks are pretty heavy.

Heavy they are indeed. I only carry my .44 Redhawk in an outside holster which doesnt pull my pants down. Also a shoulder holster which came with it.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

Heavy they are indeed. I only carry my .44 Redhawk in an outside holster which doesnt pull my pants down. Also a shoulder holster which came with it.

chest holster sometimes, and sometimes I carry it in a pocket holster. (Don't laugh, I had to custom make that) Then again, the list of things I will not pocket carry is largely defined by if it physically can fit.

 

[RicInOR]

ShootingIllustrated on Transfer Bars
And what your revolver's manufacturer may be saying in the manual.

An Official Journal Of The NRA | Understanding Transfer Bars

This is a Ruger GP100, which states in its manual that, thanks to the presence of its transfer bar, you can carry six rounds in its cylinder without worry of an unintended discharge.

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