Bowhunt
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Originally Posted By: RustydustOriginally Posted By: BowhuntIf you must...then i recommend carrying a double action wheel gun with the hammer resting on an empty chamber.
Have there been any DA revolvers made in the last 50 years or more where it is unsafe to keep the gun fully loaded? I would never own any sort of DA revolver ever that did not allow me to keep the hammer over a loaded chamber.
Small pocket sized revolvers are already at a disadvantage with how many rounds they can carry compared to similarly sized autos. I for one am not going to leave any holes in my cylinder empty!
I agree with you completely Rusty. To answer your question as simply as possible......no, i don't believe so. My suggestion was merely to provide an option for those who are not comfortable carrying on a loaded chamber.
Have there been any DA revolvers made in the last 50 years or more where it is unsafe to keep the gun fully loaded? I would never own any sort of DA revolver ever that did not allow me to keep the hammer over a loaded chamber.
Small pocket sized revolvers are already at a disadvantage with how many rounds they can carry compared to similarly sized autos. I for one am not going to leave any holes in my cylinder empty!
I agree with you completely Rusty. To answer your question as simply as possible......no, i don't believe so. My suggestion was merely to provide an option for those who are not comfortable carrying on a loaded chamber.