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OC a Large Revolver?

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bunnspecial

Regular Member
Joined
Oct 12, 2012
Messages
154
Location
Kentucky
I carry my 4" 629 with some regularity, as well as my 6" 28.

I've carried my 8 3/8" 27 on a few occasions, but I find it a bit awkward to carry(although it's my favorite range gun).

I have a 4" Colt Trooper 357 on layaway at the moment. Once I have it, I suspect that it will take the place of both the Model 27 and 28 above for any carrying I would do.
 
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eamelhorn

Regular Member
Joined
Jan 19, 2012
Messages
143
Location
ripley wv
I have a Taurus Judge which I OC at times. But mainly when I am fishing. It is just to heavy for me to carry everyday. I have some disc problems in my lower back and everyday carry of a Judge really bothers my back. I have been to several local store's and never had an issue while OC'ing with it. I switched to a Taurus PT 738 .380. Which is a bit hard to OC due to being small framed. So I cover it up most of the time. I don't want to be in the WV grey, half way in between CC and OC.
 
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Jordan6679

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Nov 7, 2013
Messages
79
Smith 357 mod. 586. It isn't too heavy and I'm a pretty quick and accurate with it.

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