EDC'ing a revolver in 2021...

[Xringshooter]

I'll carry a Ruger LCR .357 or a SP101 in .357 at times (with speedloaders) and not feel under gunned.

[eatmydust]

S&W 642 is one of my main EDC pistols, along with a Bianchi speed strip. I don't feel undergunned with it but, I also live in a fairly rural area.

[Normlizer]

I had the 3" and dropped it for the 2.5" when it came out... only downside is the super-large rear adj sight that pokes you when you appendix carry, also wish they had a trit dot front sight option for it.
I am working on fixed 3d printed sights to resolve this... in the meantime, my taurus 617 gets me there

That rear sight can be pokey and that front sight isn't the best with that sticker. When i got mine they didn't offer the 2.5" model

[heatheroo]

My EDC is a SP-101 .357

[arrowtech]

My EDC is a SP-101 .357

The working man*s revolver and my favorite EDC also. Got tired of wearing suspenders for my chunky FNX 45.

[abner13]

2in Mod.37 or 3in Mod.36. Pocket carry or Bianchi #5BHL. I don't worry about 'printing' , as I don't exactly wear form-fitting clothes.

[bugout]

My Church Gun is a pair of SS Ruger BlackHawks in .357. One of the Deacons laughed at me for it, but when I got him outdoors where we could shoot, he stopped making fun of me. From the holster, I*m not only a lot faster on the draw, but WAAAY more accurate than he is with a Glock.
There*s nothing like the feel of a well-balanced single action revolver!

you sir are a hero among men...

i carried a ruger talo 45acp single action for a little but it was too heavy for every day, i cant understand how a 3inch small framed 9mm SA with birdshead grip does not exist by now (in the vein of the carryhawk w/ night sight etc), i would carry it just because... like the size of the smaller uberti cattleman. the ruger 357 SA w the conversion 9mm cylinders are just a hair too large for what id want.

[imashooter2]

A S&W Model 38 Airweight in a Mika pocket holster has been my EDC for many years.

[mrat]

Taurus 85 at times in the summer.

^^this^^

[Tin Soldier]

If I’m going on a quick hike or fishing at the local lake, I carry my Ruger LCR 38. Very light, great grip and if it gets a little beat up or dirty, I’m fine with that. For me it’s a good shooter at 10-20 yrds. No snags, so it’s also a great jacket pocket piece.
Love it.