Jan 17, 2021
10:27:44am
10:27:44am
I dunno, when I was looking into a hiking gun, a full size revolver seemed the best choice
It's much easier to conceal a larger firearm in hiking attire.
If my wife and I were running in suburbia, a .380 would be perfect. If we're hiking in snake/cougar/black bear territory, I'd want something easier to handle with more kick.
Once you need to worry about grizzlys, it's another category entirely.
A revolver seems to be a better purse gun too, so if your wife wants more carry options the revolver wins again.
I just like the looks of an auto loader and I don't don't want to buy a revolver, but they seem the better tool for hiking/camping.
If my wife and I were running in suburbia, a .380 would be perfect. If we're hiking in snake/cougar/black bear territory, I'd want something easier to handle with more kick.
Once you need to worry about grizzlys, it's another category entirely.
A revolver seems to be a better purse gun too, so if your wife wants more carry options the revolver wins again.
I just like the looks of an auto loader and I don't don't want to buy a revolver, but they seem the better tool for hiking/camping.
Originally posted on Jan 17, 2021 at 10:27:44am
Message modified by Bert609 on Jan 17, 2021 at 10:28:47am
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My wife wants one mainly to take when she goes hiking and is out in the sticks quite a bit. Seems smaller is best here?
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