Favorite revolver?

[pagunparts]

In general, you can't go wrong with just about any revolver - period.

[Armor90]

I carried a 15-2 when I was an USAF police officer, I got out of the military just before they switched over to the Beretta's

The M9 has always been on the list of guns to get. I need to actually get around to that at some point or the 92fs I suppose?

[Armor90]

Pizza is here! I'll be back! Thanks for the comments.

[pennlineman]

Cool. I think that was a standard police sidearm in the 80s?

Those along with the Model 10
My first duty weapon in the USAF.

[ray h]

I really like my S&W model 66 no dash. It used to be my step fathers service revolver years ago. It's a nightstand gun now.

[JAKIII]

If I missed anyone's comment it's unintentional. It's hard to reply to so many. Lol.

...with every post you will get a different opinion/revolver.

[Noah_Zark]

...with every post you will get a different opinion/revolver.

Well, it's 'Murica and PAFOA, so . . .

Noah

[2Late45]

The top one is my 1st and favorite center-fire. 6" Security-Six, new in 78. The other Rugers just kind of found their way home. None of them get shot enough, I kind of retired the Six in 2004 when I bought the 4" GP-100. The little "Pig" has been my daily carry since 95 when it's too warm for heavy clothing...


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[red dog]

I gotta say mine is a s&w 19 with 4" barrel. Received this from dad at the ripe old age of 15. I'm 60 now. My how the times have changed. Can't see this type of gift at that age being widely accepted now. Not sure who will be handed this one when the time comes. Smooth trigger, original finish, original grips have been put in storage while the packmyer rubber grips get used. I can't imagine a smoother running gun. Count myself a lucky man to have it.

[Pilot321]

Colt Diamondback. Had one in .38Spl, but always wanted one in .22LR.