Ar15 or pm's?

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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby GA-Silver » Sun Oct 30, 2011 11:05 am

Ruger LCP .380......never leave home without it!
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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby NotABigDeal » Sun Oct 30, 2011 6:23 pm

INTRINSICK wrote:I do need to find a revolver for my wife with a really lite trigger pull.she only has limited use of one hand.suggestions?

An older S&W revolver with a trigger job would work. Maybe a .357 mag but loaded with .38 special for recoil if the .357's are too hot. I say the .357 mag because they are generally heavier and that will help her with the recoil if she's shooting one handed. Plus it gives you the option of shooting the .38's as well. I like the older Smith revolvers over the new ones, and they can be made to have a VERY light trigger.

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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby Mossy » Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:42 am

Note on 38's in a 357: You will get a ring built up inside each hole right at the mouth of the brass. That makes it hard to switch from 38 to 357 unless you clean the cylinder very carefully.

Better choice is to get down loaded 357's or load your own. Either the Lee hand press or the Lee Loader will do nicely for not very much.
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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby NotABigDeal » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:10 pm

Mossy wrote:Note on 38's in a 357: You will get a ring built up inside each hole right at the mouth of the brass. That makes it hard to switch from 38 to 357 unless you clean the cylinder very carefully.

Better choice is to get down loaded 357's or load your own. Either the Lee hand press or the Lee Loader will do nicely for not very much.


Correct for most, but I'm so OCD with cleaning my guns I take it for granted that most aren't, hehe.

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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby INTRINSICK » Sat Nov 05, 2011 8:19 pm

Thanks guys will look into those AFTER i get an ar.dont tell wife...lol. ;)
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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby GTOJohn » Sun Nov 20, 2011 6:07 am

remember, when looking for an AR ( or any other make/nodel ) - and are dealing with your wife -

it is easier to get forgiveness than permission -


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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby Mossy » Mon Nov 21, 2011 3:30 pm

Trigger is generally easy to modify. Find something she can hold and ask a gunsmith if he can modify it. May need to modify the grip for her as well, but that's easy. Model with clay and build with epoxy putty.
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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby battlecat » Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:36 pm

INTRINSICK wrote:I do need to find a revolver for my wife with a really lite trigger pull.she only has limited use of one hand.suggestions?

take a look at the smith and wesson 642
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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby Delawhere Jack » Mon Nov 21, 2011 7:34 pm

GA-Silver wrote:Ruger LCP .380......never leave home without it!


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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby NotABigDeal » Tue Nov 22, 2011 9:14 pm

Delawhere Jack wrote:
GA-Silver wrote:Ruger LCP .380......never leave home without it!


;)


I think that the LCP has too much of a recoil for someone with limited hand use. Plus, it's not a revolver.

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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby TXTim » Tue Nov 22, 2011 10:23 pm

I never thought much of black guns until I saw how accurate they can be with a heavy barrel. I got one for hunting varmints and deer even though I have other hunting rifles. Very versatile, reliable and easy to customize not to mention they can lay down the lead.
I agree for home defense on a budget that a cheap 12 ga. is a true crimestopper.
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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby Delawhere Jack » Tue Nov 22, 2011 10:48 pm

NotABigDeal wrote:
Delawhere Jack wrote:
GA-Silver wrote:Ruger LCP .380......never leave home without it!


;)


I think that the LCP has too much of a recoil for someone with limited hand use. Plus, it's not a revolver.

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Good points. I was not referring to the previous question, just agreeing that I never leave home without my LCP either.
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Re: Ar15 or pm's?

Postby NotABigDeal » Wed Nov 23, 2011 8:49 pm

Ah, I see. You need to upgrade that LCP, hehe....

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