Kitchen gun: .38 spl. vs .44 spl.

Kitchen gun is a .38 special + p ammo also has two speed loaders next to it.
 
Wahoo95 said:
It's lightweight so there's not enough mass to counter some of the recoil which leaves your hands to do all of the work. It's hurting your finger because it recoils upwards sharp enough to slap your finger with or between the trigger guard and trigger. Ruger LCP/Keltec P3AT are notorious for the same thing which is why mine gets carried a lot and shot very little. I hate it but I also understand the trade off iget for ease of carry. Pretty sure it's also causing you to develop a bad flinch so I highly suggest selling/trading it to be replaced with something steel framed. There is no reason for you to hang onto that Taurus with the active Buy/Sell/Trade section we have here..
Something else to remember about recoil management is that the bullet has left the barrel by the time you even begin to feel the recoil impulse so regardless to how sharp it is your focus should be on sight alignment and trigger press.



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I have since gotten a new .38 and am very happy with it, as it's heavy and nice to shoot! Gotta love a heavy, metal gun!
 
Millie said:
I have since gotten a new .38 and am very happy with it, as it's heavy and nice to shoot! Gotta love a heavy, metal gun!
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Mine is the Taurus 605 which is heavier and shoots .357. Makes a big difference.
 
BatteryOaksBilly said:
If ya'll aren't familiar with this gun it is S&W K Frame size. With 6 shots on board Millie is quite capable with it. She proved that to us and to herself before she left.
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Rossi 971. Looks like this.

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I held that Rossi and it's a very high quality example of what Interarms used to bring us in the states. Glad you found something you like @Millie

my kitchen gun is probably still in the case at Mid-South in Wagram (that blued Ruger GP100 in .44 special that I looked at) and it will probably be gone soon :cool:
 
In my humble opinion, your kitchen gun is the one on your hip. You do carry 24/7, don't you?
 
Ikarus1 said:
I held that Rossi and it's a very high quality example of what Interarms used to bring us in the states. Glad you found something you like @Millie

my kitchen gun is probably still in the case at Mid-South in Wagram (that blued Ruger GP100 in .44 special that I looked at) and it will probably be gone soon :cool:
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I do love the Rossi, nice and weighty! Shot it today at the range, and it was very steady and I saw the fire!

That gun you were looking at the other day at the gun store....I hope you didn't mean it's going home with someone else???

And didn't we all have a good day on Saturday? I'm still trying to get a handle on all the guns I shot....
 
LiberTarHeel said:
In my humble opinion, your kitchen gun is the one on your hip. You do carry 24/7, don't you?
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I do.....but I have a gun in the kitchen and in the bathroom as well. So really I have 2 kitchen guns and 2 bathroom guns, I guess....

A FedEx guy got a peek of my gun today, as my shirt wasn't pulled over it too well...lol. He looked a bit surprised, then got my signature and moved on.
 
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