01-06-2004, 08:41 PM
[size 2] I have an old police style auto I think it's a 680 S&W crome and black. But my baby is my S&W 686 357cal 6-shot Revolver.[/size]
[size 2] Personally for home protection in handguns I would go revolver. Use hydro-shock or blazer rounds and it's point and shoot if necessary.[/size]
[size 2] Auto's and semi-auto's are good to but remembr for home protection, middle of the night, window breaks or alarm goes off and your going for the auto. [/size]
[size 2] Did you remember to put the magazine in? is the safety off or on? and of course have you chambered a round?[/size]
[size 2] Alot of questions as someone is breaking in. My 357 is always loaded so no questions. Grab, depress trigger, bye bye bad guy[sly][/size]
[size 2] Rest of my guns are locked up and unloaded. I do alot of target shooting. Great stress relief[
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[size 2] I do not know what your background is with handguns but I would read up and maybe even take a class before buying one.[/size]
[size 2] Lots of laws about ownership and use. And of course general safety and maintence. I know there's lot's of guys and gals on here that could help you too.[/size]
[size 2] I would go to Tunersoutdoorsman or a gun dealer near you and ask there opinion on Smith and Wesson vs othe guns makers. There's only a few liek Colt and Ruger that have the rep they do.[/size]
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[size 2] Personally for home protection in handguns I would go revolver. Use hydro-shock or blazer rounds and it's point and shoot if necessary.[/size]
[size 2] Auto's and semi-auto's are good to but remembr for home protection, middle of the night, window breaks or alarm goes off and your going for the auto. [/size]
[size 2] Did you remember to put the magazine in? is the safety off or on? and of course have you chambered a round?[/size]
[size 2] Alot of questions as someone is breaking in. My 357 is always loaded so no questions. Grab, depress trigger, bye bye bad guy[sly][/size]
[size 2] Rest of my guns are locked up and unloaded. I do alot of target shooting. Great stress relief[
][/size] [size 2] I do not know what your background is with handguns but I would read up and maybe even take a class before buying one.[/size]
[size 2] Lots of laws about ownership and use. And of course general safety and maintence. I know there's lot's of guys and gals on here that could help you too.[/size]
[size 2] I would go to Tunersoutdoorsman or a gun dealer near you and ask there opinion on Smith and Wesson vs othe guns makers. There's only a few liek Colt and Ruger that have the rep they do.[/size]
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