.44 mag or .357?

For you? id suggest the .45...

concealed hammer .357, would be my vote, you can only kill a man so much, and a .44 mag is over kill. plus you can shoot .38's, although it would not make much of a target pistol ,, lol

i had the glock 30, .45 compact, nice gun, very expensive and not really so concealable

of course i don't own any guns any more either

guns are evil

Last Edited by malu on 05/10/2009 10:02 PM

.357 wins for cost of ammo
.44 wins for power
Glock .45 wins for concealability

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are you confused yet?


lmao!

edit: if you can afford the glock, go for it

Last Edited by malu on 05/10/2009 10:04 PM

I do NOT have a Glock 21.
Just so we are clear on this.

Contrarian!

i don't have two of them either

I like that answer, and .38 hotloads was why I was considering .357, not that I have a clue as to what any of that means, since I am a fucking drunken fool.

Thank you.

Therein lies the crux of the issue.

I had one of those, but when I divided by PI, I got a brain tumor.

Surgery fixed it, though.

its ok ..neither do i..

I have some money. I did not buy a Glock 21, nor a Glock 26 for my wife. I also decided to not purchase a Remington 870 marine magnum shotgun.

I have A 357,Smith and Wesson in 4", 6" and 8".. A Glock Mid size in 40 cal.. And a 44 mag Smith revolver in 6" and 8"..to name a few... So it depends on two questions how much do you shoot and how familiar are you with these guns???

in michigan, you have to get a pistol permit to purchase this shotgun, and if i ever decided to get a concealed carry permit, i would like to bring this in as my "pistol"

[link to gunbroker.com]

*evil grin*

The 357.. is the way to go.. but the hammer.. you dont need to conseal the hammer.. not a good combat selection.. got to think that one thru... how do you cock it back for ultra ready or slowly release it.

Got to think about using it as well as hiding it.

I am unfamiliar with all guns, because I don't own any.

I can not see the serial number on that... can me and my AFT friend come over and take a look?....lol..

the 357 is going to be a litlle cheaper to shoot the 44 is going to hit a little harder,for concealed carry i would take the 357,(get a glock )

i just got a shotgun this weekend, took it out to the shooting range today... i am hooked. gimme more guns ASAP. handgun is next.

Remember those caffeine pills called 357 magnums you could buy from Husler Mag in the eighties?

Just sayin

gotta love that flash hider with the teeth on the end ,imagine gettin jabbed in the ribs with that lol.

I don't like Mossberg anymore, because someone I know had one that rusted, even after thorough cleaning.

That's why someone I know bought a Remington 870 Marine Magnum, and he says it is pretty cool.

Looks like you would be farther ahead if you went on a diet,hillbilly.

rusted while it was stored?

Ok then to start off you will need some training and practice... I would start with a Smith and Wesson model 686 (.357 Mag)in 4" or 6"... If down the road you intend to carry a 4" will be better... But you need training and practice...A 6" revolver will be easier to learn on and easier to shoot because of the longer barrel...( A Glock with the lack of a manual safety is a little to dangerous for your first gun.. IMO)

i was thinking a nice poke between the eyes with that,, let the blood flow a little

i am sure you know this, but that is a breaching end, for doors that need opening,, lol


i am a die hard mossberg fan, when it comes to shotguns

I love my .38 snubby. It just drops in a pocket and disappears.

looks like you just announced your ignorance

lmao


priceless