Nice revolver! Yes, that revolver in a Kramer Belt Scabbard (pancake) Rig would be beautiful, IMO. On the www.kramerleather.com website, it does show that he makes holsters for the 940 Centennial.
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I like that one better. But back to holsters; yes, any J-Frame rig will work; except those that are specifically designed with a thumb break for behind a hammer maybe. I like that gun.
I bought it from Fred Baker back in 1991 for my wife. It is really heavy and hits really hard for a 9mm. I shot it yesterday and had forgot about the felt recoil. I'd like to sell it but the wife "thinks" it's hers. I'll carry it when I'm old and feeble. I have 10 of the full moon clips which makes it nice.
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The S&W 642 and 442 are some of the best gun values in the entire firearms industry. I recently bought a new 442 no lock for $347 shipped and I don't care if the Ruger LCR shoots any better they look dorky to me. Besides the mechanical accuracy of a S&W is way better than 99.9 % of people can shoot.
Like many, I found that there were times I could not carry my SIG P220, a 1911 or even my Gen 4 Glock 19 so I got a S&W 637. Great little gun. Fits in a pocket or in a DeSantis ankle holster. In the second picture next to my 637 is my late father's (1957) Colt Detective Special that he carried for most of his career. Great little gun but has too much sentimental value to carry.
5 shot revolvers are great. My 9mm LCR was my go until I picked up a 340PD. I even rotate a Taurus 85 that's as reliable as any other revolver that I own.
that's a nice one...but boy you pay a price for the titanium cylinder
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