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Off-Topic Discussion / Re: 9mm Single Action Revolvers
« Last post by Zulch on April 12, 2024, 06:47:57 AM »How many decades has Ruger been producing dual cylinder Blackhawks? 9mm in a single action is nothing new.
Am I running out to buy one? No, but it might be fun, and that's all the justification many guns need.
I feel that way abut .45 ACP or 10mm in a wheel gun.
Morally wrong but if it floats your boat? I also won't own an AR on principle, stocks should be wooden. But it's become the (like a Wrangler) Barbie for men, in popularity.
I bought an AR but only because the left doesn't want me to have one. My wife liked it so much she had to have one. I sold mine but I still have hers. I do not understand the popularity of them. The .223/5.56 cartridge is about as worthless as they come. They're fun to play with now and then, kinda like a .22 LR on steroids but they serve no practical purpose. People start modding them before they even shoot them. They really are Barbie's for men. I put a scope on mine and not some LVPO or whatever the Hell it's called but a real 3-9x40 scope. My wife's has a red dot but only because she had a hard time with the scope. I better shut up before I really tick somebody off.
Not offensive at all to me Hawg. I do not own one and could really care less about having one. Aren't a lot of the parts composed of some type of plastic? Like Clydesdale said, stocks should be wooden.
