Cargo pants pocket. Tru-Spec until they quit 100% cotton. Now LAPG. Always in those Mika holsters. The only way to travel. Well equipped. Nothing clown about them.
Well, call me crazy. I carry one of these EDC
2.5" 7-shot .357 GP100
2.75" 6-shot .357 Speed-Six
3" 6-shot .327 SP101
The SA-35 would be no different. Another sensible choice for one not too weak to manage it. Piece of cake.
Those aren't bad decisions. Those are BAD decisions. As my mom always said, what's done is done, what's next. I'd be sure that's always either the offside backup or the backup to the backup. YMWV
That Lyman is good stuff. And they do have about the best color in their (trademark?) orange. But it is $150 at Midway and $140 at Natchez. Unfortunately both OOS at the moment. But in a not quite as good color there is Wheeler which is also good stuff. And a bit less expensive still. Maybe even...
I'm crazy enough to think I could buy a sight tool and change it myself. Then I could offer and sell the sight tool for a 20-25% discount to the next guy as insane as me. :)
I am extremely good with trigger, muzzle pointing, etc. discipline even if I do immodestly say so myself. And nothing goes in the cargo pocket with the EDC. And although I felt 99+% confident already it is nice to hear affirmations. Not sure when this may happen but if/when I will do it feeling...
My numbers are 19c a round if no brass included, $9.50/bx. That's with an MBC 125gr. RN coated round. Costs can go up six ways to Sunday with different component choices. But figuring $10/bx isn't unreasonable at all. A complete loading bench can be put together for no more than a few hundred...
You can set up a quite good loading system for hundreds in equipment. Thousands if you want to spend it of course, but Lee through Midway can set up a bench for less than $1000. Components will up that of course, but not by a fortune unless one wants it to be.
Mika makes the best pocket holster available. I have them for the 3 Rugers. The two .357 share the same one, the smaller SP101 has its own. Never a problem in a baker's dozen years carrying this way with tears or wearing through. So hopefully the trend would continue. Just want to be comfortable...