selling my ruger lcp

[justxboxin]

Need advice for what a good revolver would be to buy . Like a cost for it and what you guys recommend. Comments welcomed please and thanks guys . Going to take me a month or two to save the remainder, I'll have like 250 to start with

 

[fudo]

How about a Ruger LCR?

 

[justxboxin]

Been checking those out a lot ... Also been looking at a charter arms pug .44 . I can't decide lol going to the gun shop Friday going to put a down payment and decide then , but idk

 

[eagleeyes]

lcp is smaller than the lc9 in the giveaway ? i was comparing them the other day i like the larger one as my hands are too big for small and compact guns
best wishes though

 

[justxboxin]

It is very small I bought it with intentions of a pocket carry . Never owning a handgun I took my fathers advice . It's a amazing little gun . But I want to open carry from time to time , and it doesn't fit the bill well lol

 

[Treo]

Does airsoft make revolvers?

 

[justxboxin]

Haha would be a cost effective solution , but would it be a effective solution ?

 

[Treo]

Haha would be a cost effective solution , but would it be a effective solution ?

I'd certainly sleep better at night

 

[fudo]

Been checking those out a lot ... Also been looking at a charter arms pug .44 . I can't decide lol going to the gun shop Friday going to put a down payment and decide then , but idk

I have a pair of .44 Bulldogs. I like carrying them. They are good shooters. The .44 SPL is a low pressure round that throws a big bullet. Mine like the Blazer 200 Gr. HP. The .44 recoil is actually easier to manage than a .38+p for me as the recoil is more of a slow push, rather than a sharp shove. I think of it as the difference in recoil between a 9mm and a .40S&W, except that in this case, the gun that throws the biggest bullet has the least recoil.

 

[justxboxin]

Been checking those out a lot ... Also been looking at a charter arms pug .44 . I can't decide lol going to the gun shop Friday going to put a down payment and decide then , but idk

I have a pair of .44 Bulldogs. I like carrying them. They are good shooters. The .44 SPL is a low pressure round that throws a big bullet. Mine like the Blazer 200 Gr. HP. The .44 recoil is actually easier to manage than a .38+p for me as the recoil is more of a slow push, rather than a sharp shove. I think of it as the difference in recoil between a 9mm and a .40S&W, except that in this case, the gun that throws the biggest bullet has the least recoil.

How much would a new one run me at a lgs ?

 

[wolf_fire]

Need advice for what a good revolver would be to buy . Like a cost for it and what you guys recommend. Comments welcomed please and thanks guys . Going to take me a month or two to save the remainder, I'll have like 250 to start with

A good revolver can be anything from a .22LR to a .44 magnum. What caliber are you looking for? How will you be carrying it (are you carrying it)? Will it be for target shooting? Will it be for personal defense?

We need a lot more info to give any sort of advice on a "good revolver".

 

[JohnLM]

I know everyone is going to say go to your local gun store and try out a few, Which is the best advice. I like my Ruger SP101 357 Hammerless. Very concealable and you can shoot 38s as well as 357. Good luck with your hunt!!!

 

[justxboxin]

Personal Ccw mostly open carry . Pocket for times when that's not good . And either a .357 or .44 snub I'm stuck between the pug , and lcr

 

[Treo]

Personal Ccw mostly open carry . Pocket for times when that's not good . And either a .357 or .44 snub I'm stuck between the pug , and lcr

I'll make you a straight trade, a super soaker for your LCP

 

[justxboxin]

Personal Ccw mostly open carry . Pocket for times when that's not good . And either a .357 or .44 snub I'm stuck between the pug , and lcr

I'll make you a straight trade, a super soaker for your LCP

Sure plus 250 n all shipping costs

 

[hogdoc357]

If you are looking for a good all-around, easy to conceal, easy to carry light weight revolver, then I cannot recommend highly enough the Ruger LCR. You can get one in .38 Special +P or you can get one in .357 mag. They shoot great with the sweetest trigger press you can have; and they are durable, IMO. I have owned each for over a year and have not had one problem and I have run hundreds of rounds through them. For self defense, I would also recommend getting the Crimson Trace Lasergrips on it. You can get the grips with the LCR, or you can purchase the lasergrips later. Very easy to install.

 

[Treo]

Sure plus 250 n all shipping costs

It might be worth it if you promise not to buy another gun

 

[justxboxin]

Sure plus 250 n all shipping costs

It might be worth it if you promise not to buy another gun

Hate to break it to you treo ... Going in ten minutes to the lgs ... Down payment time .... And yes been seriously thinking about the lcr .

 

[Treo]

Hate to break it to you treo ... Going in ten minutes to the lgs ... Down payment time .... And yes been seriously thinking about the lcr .

Well maybe you should keep the LCP too

 

[B2Tall]

Does Rent-a-Center even carry guns??? Sorry......couldn't resist :biggrin:

Go with the LCR.