Top Affordable .38 Special Revolver Options to Protect Your Six

[Annihilator]

Neat little article on top affordable .38 special revolvers

Top Affordable .38 Special Revolver Options To Protect Your Six

Go small and reliable with these excellent snub-nose .38 Special Revolver options. See what the most econmical options are in this class.

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[papadan]

Good info Anni.

 

[adam sr]

Charter Arms make some nice one.

 

[krunchnik]

Mr.Elwood Shelton has obviously never let loose a 110gr +P in a S&W 442 Airweight-because mild to shoot wouldn't be the words I would use.

 

[HansGruber]

Mr.Elwood Shelton has obviously never let loose a 110gr +P in a S&W 442 Airweight-because mild to shoot wouldn't be the words I would use.

Really? I don't find them offensive at all...tried a few 110's, but I by far prefer 125-135gr+P in my .38 Airweights.

 

[somorris]

I like the 135gr+P in a S&W 642 also. Different strokes for different folks, but it works for me. One objectional thing I noticed, though, is after about 50 rounds or so it gets a little hard to operate (powder residue). I don't notice that on my semi-auto. I like the snubby because it is so easy just to pick up and put in your pocket as you go out the door.

 

[BangBang]

Charter Arms make some nice one.

My wife has the “Pink Lady” and surprisingly, in a good way, it shoots really well and is accurate.

 

[krunchnik]

I have thee most mmmaaaannnlly hands-

 

[Annihilator]

I have thee most mmmaaaannnlly hands-

That’s what she said!