RUGER LCR

[Swift Justice]

...but accuracy wise it blows. It is all over the place. I managed to qualify but it was not something I was proud of. My .45 target looked like the center was punched out. The LCR target looked like I was having a seizure.

Because of this I wont carry it, I am replacing it with a Glock 26 on my permit.

^ This.

[SnWnMe]

It's not going to produce 1911 type groups, but I keep the groups within pie plate sizes. Not bad for a snub nose revolver.

This is pretty much what one should expect from a DAO snubby with loads that are intended for social interaction. Additionally it helps to aim at the "waist" to get a "chest" hit.

[Deadon]

Please try one before you buy. I had an LCR that I put about 150 rounds through and promptly sold. I really wanted to like it - very well made, lightweight, excellent trigger pull for a DA only revolver. However, I couldn't hit the broadside of a barn with it with anything other than FWC target loads, and I consider myself a better than average shot. After 50 rounds of standard ammo (not even +P) my hand felt like hamburger. For me, the gun was just too light. Everyone else I handed it too experienced the same thing.

I've owned and/or shot several .38 snubbies, and the nicest one I've shot was an old S&W Model 36 Chief's Special.

Thats crazy there was a lady with one in my CCW class and she did really well with it.

[johnny_boy02]

Thats crazy there was a lady with one in my CCW class and she did really well with it.

I need her to give me lessons!!

[blakdawg]

My wife has one- we've both shot it, no accuracy problems thus far. I like it enough I've considered buying one for myself. I prefer my G26 but it's significantly bigger and heavier.

[johnny_boy02]

My wife has one- we've both shot it, no accuracy problems thus far. I like it enough I've considered buying one for myself. I prefer my G26 but it's significantly bigger and heavier.

I just put mine up in the for sale section.....