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I’ve got a 632UC. It’ll probably replace the 51C .22WMR as a common carry…it’s a lot less recoil, with much faster follow-ups (verified by timer) than a 442. The 43C (and 51C) are even faster…and multiple fast hits tend to trump caliber (see the Ellifritz study). But I have no qualms carrying...

Picked up 500rds of WWB 115gr 9mm; at $250/case pricing, I might save a little by going online, but it was in front of me and easy.

I would think that it should mostly be a refinish, replace the tritium lamps, and maybe some lenses, for the most part. Then again, the Marines have been known to play pretty hard with their toys…

I would have been shocked if otherwise. Shocked, I say.

Got a couple. The PC 3” is a hoot. What I’d LOVE is for them to bring back the 58/658…

My 327 TRR8 (two piece barrel) will hold with my 27’s and 28’s with no problem. It’s actually a bit more accurate than most of them, truth be told. And it even has a lock! 😱

Nah. The right wing trusts the Feds now.

Jacketed bullets are usually fine in ports & comps. Plated bullets often flake off and spit fragments in ports, and sometimes in comps (ymmv)...

@Bassbob covered it with the arrow comparison. Energy really doesn’t matter, as long as you can hit vitals.

So what? Energy schmenergy…energy doesn’t kill. Holes that bleed do.

Yep. The only difference is that Lawman typically is the analog of a Speer Gold Dot load of the same caliber/weight.

Colt. That’s old news.

These aren’t designed for front line troops; more for support and/or close action/CQB. And a whole bunch of holes, really fast, tend to work just as well or even better than just bigger one.

Yeah…I gave up there 10-15 years ago.

TMJ bullets are typically plated, not jacketed, and can cause issues in some comps/porting. Little known fun fact: Lawman TMJ is the exact same bullet that Blazer uses. As to it working in your comp/porting: it’ll probably spit jacket. But if you wouldn’t shoot Blazer or another plated...

The one on the right is a S&W 43C, 8-shot .22LR. Carries nicely in the pocket, and is very controllable & accurate. 4-6” “field pistols” are not required.

I’ve done Simunitions training. Your hands get the CRAP shot out of them…and it HURTS. I practice one handed shooting all the time; usually in the “speed rock” hip presentation. I can usually bust a clay/hit a beer can at 10 feet doing it.