J-Frames

[ldp4570]

My J-frame does duty as a bug to other artillery. On a new note Ruger just brought out their LCRx 3" in .22lr with eight shots. I think we have a damn near perfect trail gun now!!
http://www.ruger.com/products/lcrx/specSheets/5435.html

 

[Burk Cornelius]

How come you don't tote a jaybird, even occasionally? Low capacity? Accuracy issues?

Yes



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[CKos]

My 340 gets all the attention. I didn't notice the grip wear and tear tho until now


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[Snake]

I guess those are cute if you cant carry a real gun. 5 shots..slow to reload...huge recoil...ill pass.

 

[JD8]

My 340 gets all the attention. I didn't notice the grip wear and tear tho until now


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I'm on the hunt for one of these. Nothing wrong with wear either.

 

[Glock 'em down]

It's not wear, it's experience.

 

[65ny]

I guess those are cute if you cant carry a real gun. 5 shots..slow to reload...huge recoil...ill pass.

You have to be confident you can make those 5 shots count; you can't be spraying and praying. I think they're ideal for most situations....I never considered them cute though.

 

[HiredHand]

I guess those are cute if you cant carry a real gun. 5 shots..slow to reload...huge recoil...ill pass.

and they are inaccurate, too.

 

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

I've got a 442 I keep in the truck. It's ideal for those "I want to carry, but I really need to go unnoticed" events. SO easy to conceal.

Other than that, it is a surly, mean pig to shoot (for me). It just doesn't fit my hand well, so I'm inaccurate with it and it hurts!

Charitably speaking, it's one of those "every well dressed man should have one" guns. I kinda hate it, but it would be one of the last guns I ever divested myself of.

 

[65ny]

I'm a J-frame fan. Here's a few of my favorites. Some aren't really Jays, but they're close enough.