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Re: o.t. gun caliber
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Posted by Eddie Bolch on April 26, 2007 at 14:47:55 from (208.180.125.216):
In Reply to: o.t. gun caliber posted by james braley on April 26, 2007 at 10:14:36:
If you are going to mess with the anti gun crowd, why not go all the way and get several. After 40 yrs of practice, I started with the Ruger 22 convertible, learned to use it , no recoil, cheap to shoot, easy to teach the wife & kits, trigger control & sight picture. Then moved up to the Ruger 38/357. The 38 shoots great with the right reloads. When you get serious, the 357 will bark louder and bite harder. The wife can still handle it accurately. That is about as much as I want for household protection because anything bigger may penetrate walls to other houses. If you really want to load up for bear... the 44 mag shoots either regular 44 special that you can load for fun shooting then put the magnums in for serious self defense. All are Rugers just because they all function the same, and feel the same in the hand so there is less confusion in handling and sighting. I carry a 45 auto when traveling because if needed, the second, third shot time is there with less concentration for the normal person. Factory loads are more economical if you are only going to do a little practicing. If you want to reload, the initial $ outlay is there and the lerning curve. Also it is possible to mess up not only the load but the gun and the person. Go slow, check your loads often. Enjoy.
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