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Why revolvers?

Not 1 thing wrong with a revolver unless made by hi-point.
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I ran tevokvers as a duty hunter in the 80’s and 90’s

Here is the main issue with why 1911’s were not accepted on a broad scale. Back in the day 1911’s wete pretty mill spec basic and had to be homey modified. Although they ran ball fine the JHP of the early days wete not so dependable.

The other item even in the older days the 1911 was looked at as a military gun (yea it was made in 38 Suoer for the late 20’s and 30’s auto bandits but wasn't widespread in LE circles) and carrying it ā€œcocked and Lickedā€ wa escargot tj a lot of people and had a bad perception to peolme who were not addressed to it and there was not a large populace of people into personal protection and running many handguns other tjan
A revolver at the home in a drawer 22’s deer rifles and shotguns were way more popular

Wheelguns started having better sights by the 40’s (whenever they put adjustable from the factory aka Combat Masterpiece pre model 15 and the registered magnum from early in in 1935)

And the 38 just worked even in the day of SWC and RN non expanding bullets and as Pat Rogers of NYPD (RIP) said whem he showed the SWC load of NYPD and the younger polymer kids gasps and asked how they survived. Pat with his accent answers ā€œit worked fine if you can shootā€

The other issue cops were as a whole more shokters than cops are now. It wasn’t uncommon for incentives for rop marksmanship to be paid both financially and bragging rights there were A LOT of NRA Bullseye sockets in cars and sanctions PPC matches where accuracy by accuracy on a B8 won not accuracy by volume on a huge A or C zone.
 
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