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So, last summer I picked up a little, ultra light, S&W .32 revolver for quite a bit amount of walks, hikes, etc. all over the hinterland. I've found this a most invigorating practice for health of body, mind, and soul. Well, that and being no where near the technology I'm planted behind most of the day is a blessing too, but I digress.
Naturally, I couldn't leave enough alone, and began to experiment with the lil' thirty-two revolvers in various forms, from nineteenth century designs, to contemporary types using modern materials:
Which brings me to a recurring idea: why not kick it really old school with a cap'n'ball in .31? Poking about Dixie Gun Works, I see some interesting options:
Pietta New Model Pocket Remington Nickel Plated
Uberti 1849 Pocket Revolver
Uberti 1848 Baby Dragoon / Wells Fargo
Uberti 1849 Wells Fargo
Pietta New Model PKT Remington
Dixie Pietta New Model Pocket Remington Revolver Brass Frame (though purdy, not real hip to brass frame.)
Anywho, if one was so inclined, recommendation on which .31 would fit the bill? Any to avoid? Other thoughts? Thanks much.
Naturally, I couldn't leave enough alone, and began to experiment with the lil' thirty-two revolvers in various forms, from nineteenth century designs, to contemporary types using modern materials:
Which brings me to a recurring idea: why not kick it really old school with a cap'n'ball in .31? Poking about Dixie Gun Works, I see some interesting options:
Pietta New Model Pocket Remington Nickel Plated
Uberti 1849 Pocket Revolver
Uberti 1848 Baby Dragoon / Wells Fargo
Uberti 1849 Wells Fargo
Pietta New Model PKT Remington
Dixie Pietta New Model Pocket Remington Revolver Brass Frame (though purdy, not real hip to brass frame.)
Anywho, if one was so inclined, recommendation on which .31 would fit the bill? Any to avoid? Other thoughts? Thanks much.
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