Posted by Caryc on December 09, 2012 at 20:49:48 from (209.86.226.27):
In Reply to: OT --Best place posted by old on December 09, 2012 at 19:35:52:
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I can think of very few places you would need a .44 mag. If you were in grizzly country it would be a good side arm.
Most of the time is just depends on how good you are with a gun. A .22 will kill a person just as dead as a .44 mag and a whole lot cleaner. Lot's of people will buy a hand cannon like a .44 mag but they can't really control it or hit anything with it. They just like that feeling of power. Besides most people can't afford to shoot one unless they reload.
I do have a .44 mag Vaquero but I usually shoot .44 specials in it. Same with my .357's. For plinking and target shooting I shoot .38 specials. Being over 65, I just don't have the need for them big wrist busters any more.
The younger crowd seems to get their jollies shooting those hand cannons, as far as I'm concerned they can have them.
I have about a dozen handguns. Only one of them is a semi auto and that's just for self defense. It's a Beretta 92FS. The rest of them are single actions. I like shooting single actions better than the semi autos. I don't need to stand there spraying out lead like I'm cranking a vegamatic. Each to his own.
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