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Jonathan Jones
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Kevin Sullivan
12ga throws out 9 times what that thing shoots with every pull. Either that or one very large angry boi that will vibe check anyone regardless of plates worn. Now that’s a mans gun.
Zachary Price
You know any men?
Eli Smith
>one very large angry boi that will vibe check anyone regardless of plates worn
It will "vibe check" their plates by being completely harmless, failing to penetrate, and transferring the exact same amount of force as the shooter takes in recoil-not very much-over a much larger surface area of the entire plate.
Eli Richardson
Friend, is all of your gun knowledge from a video game you played 10 years ago?
Also I have pic related
Jeremiah Barnes
Oof evem the desert eagle are much better in terms of weight, functionality, recoil, dual wielding and customization.. go back to the wild, old fag
Benjamin Gomez
But revolver tho
Isaac Young
I already have two. My penis is also adequately sized to pleasure any woman except maybe Oprah and Serena Williams. I can live with that. It’s not about the gun it’s about what you do with it.
Jace Foster
I adore revolvers and my Ruger Vaquero in .45 Long Colt is one of my favorite guns. Still, as much as I wish I could rationalize making it my CC, it's just not practical. These are great guns for bear defense, but too much for self-defense against humans. Too much risk of overpenetration and, under stress, you're far likelier to have poor aim with a magnum revolver. Besides that, if you're firing a .357 without ear protection, you might as well kiss your hearing goodbye.
9mm, 10mm, 40S&W, .45acp, .38spl, and even .380 are more practical options for a variety of reasons. I wish it was otherwise and if you think it's worth the inherent impracticalities of .357, .44mag, .45LC, and .50AE to be able to play "Cowboy", go for it; not even condescending, because large frame revolvers are sexy and intimidating and a joy to fire. If you're dead set on it, though, just make sure that you practice your draw and ACTUALLY get out to shoot, regularly. If you can pull, aim, and fire before the other guy can, it doesn't really matter what you're carrying.
Gabriel Garcia
What about shotshell revolvers, do you think they would kill your ears too?
Camden Thompson
Honestly, I've never fired a shotshell revolver, so I wouldn't want to comment on that.
Xavier Allen
Just wondering because I want to get one soon. If it will kill my hearing with no protection I'll get something else.
Robert Allen
Probably depends on the barrel length. A buddy of mine is into these snub nosed revolvers in 357. Seems like a lot of powder will just go to waste and make a big flash
Go with a longer barrel like six inch...should give you more muzzle velocity, less flash, less recoil, and less noise.
Cameron Thomas
you meant to post this
Jackson Ward
I'm not allowed to buy a gun because the state rightfully knows I would most likely just immediately execute myself in the parking lot immediately after buying it. Especially tonight.
Caleb Ortiz
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Bad news, most calibers are extremely loud up close and will certainly kill your hearing.
Austin Fisher
Damage occurs at 85 DB
.25 ACP – 155.0 dB
.32 LONG – 152.4 dB
.32 ACP – 153.5 dB
.380 – 157.7 dB
9mm – 159.8 dB
.38 S&W – 153.5 dB
.38 Spl – 156.3 dB
.357 Magnum – 164.3 dB
.40 S&W – 156.5 dB
.41 Magnum – 163.2 dB
.44 S&W Magnum – 164.5 dB
.44 Spl – 155.9 dB
.45 ACP – 157.0 dB
.45 COLT – 154.7 dB
12 Gauge Shotgun – 155 dB
.22 Pistol or Rifle – 140 dB
M-16 – 160 dB
Christopher Hall
800_273_8255. No joke.
Tyler Allen
That's sure a lot of useless and inaccurate information.
Brody Ortiz
Care to elaborate?
Mason Butler
No I think this will do
Michael Robinson
The information is unusable in it's current form and is not generally accurate.
Jacob Miller
Read the article then you dumb lazy nigger.
Wyatt Baker
He means that's not how it works in videogames so now he's upset.
Angel Hughes
First handgun I bought was a .357 with a two inch 'ported' barrel. One of the dumbest first handguns you could buy. The ammo is more expensive than comparable carry ammo, because of the short barrel you get significantly lower velocity than what the rounds will have on the box (they're usually measured with a six inch barrel), the ports on the barrel do almost nothing, the sights on a snubnose may as well not exist (they're more point-and-shoot and not really designed for accurate aiming), and you have to buy special ammo with an RTX style tip to force the hollow point expansion because snubnose revolvers dont get rounds to expansion threshold. I could go on and on.