Who carries a revolver?

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How many people here carry a revolver?

J frame sized
7
30%
k frame or bigger size
1
4%
All the time
3
13%
75 %
0
No votes
50 %
0
No votes
less than 50 %
12
52%
 
Total votes: 23

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Who carries a revolver?

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Reading another post here got my curiosity up.

And I wondered how many people here carry revolvers? This will be a new carry for me, but I've been researching it a bit.

How often do you carry the revolver?
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All the time. 2 1/2" K-frame. Six for sure, my friend.

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I'm thinking you should have separated the "size" options from the "how often" options. :smile:
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Post by longtooth »

Agree w/ quidni.
Different needs mean different carry weapon too.
Sunday carry is j-frame Taurus 85.
Fall & winter carry is K-frame Smith.
Both will be less than 50% of the time.
If I find a GP100 w/ a 3"barrel that may go to primary.
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Post by stroo »

Occasionally I carry a Rossi 720 44 special. For some reason, I really like that caliber. However it is only a 5 shot which I don't really feel comfortable with. So normally I just carry it around the house after work.
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Post by fm2 »

Y'all are right. I should have seperated them.
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Post by Doug.38PR »

I don't understand. The poll is asking two different questions but only allowing one answer.

1) what kind of revolver do you carry?
2) How often do you carry it?

To answer both, I carry a Colt Official Police (which is a tad larger than a K frame) about 75% of the time and a Colt Detective Special probably about 15% of the time. 10% I carry a semi auto Sig 226 or a SA 1911A1


why not restart with 2 different polls?
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Post by Greybeard »

S&W 340 about 95% of the time.

Methinks a realistic poll would show that some type of j-frame is likely the most common handgun out there - at least for those CHLers who do actually carry on their person on a daily basis.
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Post by carlson1 »

Sundays and Wednesdays are 90% of the time 340PD only. The rest of the time is the S&W and mostly 1911 or HK P7.
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Post by Stephen A. Camp »

Hello. My 24/7 gun is a pre-lock S&W Model 642. It is carried in a stained, well-used Galco pocket holster. When I feel the need, there will be a more substantial handgun in a belt holster, but the J-frame remains there in the role of a BUG.

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Post by j1132s »

I suppose 0% is "less than 50%".
There must be a trick in cleaning them. I needed to spend a lot more time cleaning a revolver than a semiauto; finally decided they weren't worth the trouble.

Every now and then, I've come close to buying one... then I quickly came to my senses.
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Post by jbirds1210 »

That is poison you are talkin! LOL

The wheelgun is a great tool....a lot of fun to shoot!
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Post by flintknapper »

Once in a while I'll grab up the SP-101 for a short jaunt into town.

Mode of carry is the same though.

It sure is light and comfortable.
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Post by stash »

642 90% of time - sp101 and taurus 650 the rest of the time.
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