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When the SHTF, I’ll be wearing: Model 10 4” Heavy Barrel on left 642 Primary in JM Custom IWB In my hand: Winchester 1892 stoked with 158g 357 JSP In Sling: Sako 85 6.5x55SE Model 63 in 4”, Bianchi vertical shoulder holster. I’ll snag the 62A on way out the door and the 20ga Red Label...

I think tomorrow it will be this pair.

Large Sebenza by Chris Reeves. I’ve carried it for over 10 years.

I couldnt find a trailer video of just that scene, but Eli Wallach in The Good, The Bad, The Ugly piecing together a “revolver” for a gun fight. I’m old school, boys. But to think of that back in the day i am certain happened all the time. How to take what you got and make it run, especially...

Awesome storyline and ending.

Cool video. Amazing times back then. Thanks for sharing.

I get it. GB is addictive, but I’ve closed out my collection in past two years with some quality revolvers. I’m blown away by the number of safe queens that still remain out there. Why anyone would buy a new production revolver today boggles my mind. I said I was done twice, after the...

Extra Ammo. I throw a soeed loader or two in as a bcak up to the backup, aka “extra ammo”. But for all intents and purposes, just carry a second revolver. No reloading required.

442 with .38 WC, some days paired up with 642 in same load. Other days like yesterday a M19 2.5” snub with .38+P

Yes. I can and do carry two snub j-frames under a good quality t-shirt. The only thing that changes for me is the color. If I’m at work and need a collar, I put a button up on, often but not always UntuckIt and a Gap T. Some days just one concealed, somedays a K-frame snub and a J like today...

I'd recognize those anywhere! :) I recognized the 638 before I recognized the Alias.

Usually in pairs.

I'm about a third of the way through Unrepentant Sinner, have read No Second Place Winners and G. Gordon Liddy's autobiography, Will. Love reading about these true stories of an era between the 30's and the 60's. First time poster, just signed up after listening to review of the Chapman...