Dueeast
Bearcat
I'm getting a second SP101 .357 for a dedicated nightstand gun. I'll load it with .38+P (for wife/recoil) and put CT laser grips on it. I can't decide on barrel length. Your opinions would be appreciated. :?
Dueeast":2ksjje4w said:I'm getting a second SP101 .357 for a dedicated nightstand gun. I'll load it with .38+P (for wife/recoil) and put CT laser grips on it. I can't decide on barrel length. Your opinions would be appreciated. :?
Damageinc":1jx9v7og said:I'm looking for the same as you. I like the 3" barrel as well but they are very hard to come by for some reason. Anyone know why?
Jimbo357mag":2o2tjetz said:OK, a little different take. Forget the laser sights and get a 4 inch GP-100 for a house gun. If the gun is going to be your second gun you might as well move up a little. The GP has a better trigger, better recoil mannagement, 6 rounds, and better sights.
...Jimbo
Jimbo357mag":doxgv39b said:OK, a little different take. Forget the laser sights and get a 4 inch GP-100 for a house gun. If the gun is going to be your second gun you might as well move up a little. The GP has a better trigger, better recoil mannagement, 6 rounds, and better sights.
...Jimbo
WendyZXZ":38d9ea0s said:The only place that I do not have a firearm that I can reach out a few feet and have handy is the bathroom. :lol:
Three44s":13e8eb5p said:If I'm alone ...... I take mine with me to the room of higher learning.
I vote for a four inch Security Six for a night gun.
I own a 3 inch SP101 and really like it ...... if that was all I had ..... it would be fine ..... particularily with a CT grip.
My other top choice for a night gun is my Smith 629 Mountain gun but I figure that less sheet rock will need replacing with the .357 if the SHTF occurs.
If I have to step outside after dark, I switch from the Sec Six to the Mountain gun when the bears are "game on".
Three 44s