My GOD, that is a thing of beauty right there.

Indeed, I really love how it looks, hopefully the Gen 4s are far better than the earlier gens. = D

oh boy! thats a neat shot gun... i just got a boring pump action right now XD

What model? = O

harringtion & richardson "pander pump shotgun"

its not the flashyest thing nuder the sun, but i got a pretty ok deal on it...


i still really like my keltec sub 2000 first gen revision 2 better though

Heard about Keltec, very mixed results from people who bought from them. I always kinda wanted one of their PLR16s though. xD

SUB2000 and RDB looks real neat too. = D

just recently snaged the pmr30 of theirs.... for the 10 whole minutes i got to try it out at the range, i like it.... its curtenly lighter than my ruger 9e. but vastly more practical than my 1906 safety police revolver XD

Avoid the Chiappa Rhino like the plague.

Doesn't bring up and aim true in a stress environment, you need to calibrate your aim more even under calm conditions. Plus they've been known to blow up under Plus P loads.

Get a decent S&W , Ruger or Taurus instead.

Bit too late for that sadly, I had that revolver on layaway a year ago, i'll finally pay it off by next month. xD

Fortunately I was never gonna use it for anything beyond a fun time shooting at cans or paper targets and showing it off to my Cyberpunk addicted Polish friends, I kinda don't find the idea of using revolvers for self-defense for combat situations to be my cup of tea. I'd rather have a Glock over a S&W. I do REALLY appreciate the warning about Plus P loads though. I'll keep that in mind.

I do have a Taurus Raging Judge Magnum still, but the only particularly useful situations I could see it for is post-apocalyptic or hunting situations cause of the three different calibers it can use and variety of animals it could realistically put down, though I mainly bought that as a fun gun as well. xD

What particular S&W, Ruger and Taurus revolvers do you think are really good?

In the S&Ws...I STRONGLY suggest a Model 65 with a 3 or 4 inch barrel, or a 686 with a 4 inch barrel.

Ruger, the GP-100s are fantastic in 4 or 6 inch, for snubbies the SP-101, if you want old school, go with a Redhawk.

Taurus, I have the model 85 in .38 and 605 in .357 in snubbies. the Tracker 627, The 608, the 66 are great revolvers too , along with the Raging Bull in .44 for heavy.

Plus the advantage of a revolver, no need for magazines, less likely to be banned. I carry a Taurus 605 in my car daily and a either a Taurus PT-111 G2 9mm on my hip if I'm not packing a P64 or a Beretta Mini-Cougar 9mm.

The Model 65 revolver 3 inch and the Ruger SP101 look promising, though i'm not sure how I feel about the pricetags on the Ruger SP101s. xD

Yeah, they admittedly are not cheap, new at around $650, if you find a used one for $400-$450...jump on it. I had my 101 for years til I scored the Taurus 85 and later the 605. My 101 has been regulated to gun safe occupation, but loaded...just in case.

65s are also rarely cheap and hard to find, $500 would be cheap today. I'd add a Hogue grip over the factory grips.

I'll keep ll this in mind, thank you so much for all these suggestions, you are a really awesome dude. <3

Go manhandle the Taurus 85 or 605 if you want a snubbie...they are affordable and fantastic. Usually around $300 and under.

Alrighty, Just nervous about their smaller revolvers cause I heard they sometimes blow up. But that might be just is their older revolvers when they first came about.

Thats the older revolvers that pre-dated the 1920s when used with more modern ammunition. Unless you are buying a Saturday Night Special (IE: Some seriously cheap piece of shit!)

I've fired Plus P loads out of my Taurus' and my Rugers without problem.

Alrighty, thanks for the extra info. = )