Ruger lcr 357 MAG
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Hello /k/
I'm considering buying my first gun ever
I saw this nice Ruger at a gun store
Any advice? I like tha it can use .38 and .357
I'll like to own a glock 19 gen 3 in the future
I know it only has 5 rounds but the reason
Why I'm getting it because it would be easier
For my wife.
I live in Las Vegas it can be dangerous here
Also got my daughter, so I think it would be
Nice to have as a concealed weapon.
Any constructive criticism?
>>30659425
>.357 Magnum in a snub
You might as well just shoot .38 +P
>>30659425
Fellow vegasfag here
Youre gonna get your wife killed, get her a 9mm.
>>30659482
Like she's going to shoot herself by mistake?
She thinks she is going to have a hard time
To cock the gun back.
>>30659538
No, as in she won't be able to hit jack shit with it. When Tyrone comes to give her the dick, and she can't hit him, she's fucked.
>>30659538
why get something obviously inferior in defense-situations than say just a normal compact 9mm handgun?
She wont have a hard time racking the slide, also some guns you can carry cocked and on safe, so she wont even have to rack the slide if shit gets real.
Learn her how to use a gun properly and get her a good gun to defend herself, not some shitty 5 round revolver mate..
>>30659629
M&P shield, LC9, or G43
>>30659629
Implying a snub node revolver is a bad CCW choice? (admittedly not a good starter gun getting good with snub nosed revolvers is a bit of an art)
>>30659425
Most self defense situations are resolved after 2 shots. A revolver is fine.
I have the 38 spl only version with hammer. She's great. Takes a little to get used to the "irons" but once you know how to handle her, she's accurate as fuck.
>>30659438
It's essentially the same thing out of this thing, I've shot the .38, and .357. The saving grace about the .357 is it's a little heavier, which helps recoil. This gun is light as fuck, light enough to almost hurt when you shoot it, and fuck follow up shots. I prefer the .357 but shooting .38's out of it, found myself on target easier on follow up shots.
>>30659893
The fact that that hammer in inside making the trigger pull really heavy is what makes the gun bad in my opinion.
Pocked revolvers are great but have a hammer so you can achieve a modicum of accuracy.
>>30661380
Me^
>>30661342
This 100%
I have the .38sp version. Good gun. It was my second after my p220. I really should shoot it more.
1 issue I have is that the screw that holds the cylinder crane to the receiver works its way loose too easy. Needs loctite. Mine came all the way out after like 100rd .38+p
>>30659425
Get your wife to hold it, and possibly shoot it if she can. People who don't shoot very often are not use to the recoil, and she will have one hell of a time with the jump. She may not, you never know, but the only way to know is to shoot it. Some other alternatives in your price point might be the SR9C, Glock 42, things like that.
>>30661407
dont they recommend to tighten the screws often?
>>30661380
>but have a hammer so you can achieve a modicum of accuracy
>>30661407
buy a tube of loctite you fucking idiot...
>>30661527
Don't be a jackass. I mentioned loctite. Not a stretch to think I use it too
