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<blockquote data-quote="65ny" data-source="post: 2922893" data-attributes="member: 24499"><p>How did this turn into a "revolvers are useless" thread?</p><p></p><p>Would I prefer to take a revolver into a battle? No. if I could be totally prepared for every event I'd just avoid the battle. </p><p>If I were forced to choose a weapon for someone with little or no experience, a weapon they could probably deploy and operate immediately, I would still choose a revolver.</p><p></p><p>I don't claim to know everything and I don't discount the advantages of having more ammo capacity. However, I have found myself in a high stress situation where I obviously didn't have adequate muscle memory, ninja skills, or just plain badassery to remember a few basics. From that I learned that keeping it simple might be a smart move. Your results may vary, maybe you have more/better training or maybe you're more of a badass than I am.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="65ny, post: 2922893, member: 24499"] How did this turn into a "revolvers are useless" thread? Would I prefer to take a revolver into a battle? No. if I could be totally prepared for every event I'd just avoid the battle. If I were forced to choose a weapon for someone with little or no experience, a weapon they could probably deploy and operate immediately, I would still choose a revolver. I don't claim to know everything and I don't discount the advantages of having more ammo capacity. However, I have found myself in a high stress situation where I obviously didn't have adequate muscle memory, ninja skills, or just plain badassery to remember a few basics. From that I learned that keeping it simple might be a smart move. Your results may vary, maybe you have more/better training or maybe you're more of a badass than I am. [/QUOTE]
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