Isn't the Bodyguard...plastic? [Coffee]
Find a 940 on the used market, attach some Crimson Trace grips, and carry some spare 9mm in full moon clips.
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Isn't the Bodyguard...plastic? [Coffee]
Find a 940 on the used market, attach some Crimson Trace grips, and carry some spare 9mm in full moon clips.
I shoot an lcr in 38, among others. you'd never know it's plastic OR lightweight even after 75 rds. I don't like the feel or composition of the CT grips.Quote:
Originally Posted by davsel
There are 2 S&W 940's on GB right now... [Coffee]
Carry an Ruger LCR .357. Trigger is much smoother and feels like a 6 lb trigger. Unless you get a apex trigger job is better than 642 or 638
The hypnotized never lie
My stock 442 tigger is awesome. The LCR's all had locks when I was in the market for a snub so I passed them by.
Valid point for some folks, however if the OP is using this for a "duty" weapon, I'm hoping he doesn't have those types of limitations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I like mag and caliber compatibility myself. Food for thought as well... I have multiple glocks of varying Gen's and have never experienced a problem "limp wristing" with one hand shots. More rounds in the gun and lots of mag options.
Have you purposely limp wristed though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattallen0506
Yes. Sorry should've been clearer. I tried to make it fail and couldn't. Definitely not saying it doesn't ever happen... Just hasn't for me. Not saying glocks are better than j frames either. Been thinking about picking one up myself, gotta love sexy little .357's! But in reference to the OP, I just prefer my glocks for said scenario.