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On Dec 6, 3:16 pm, JohnH wrote:
On Sat, 6 Dec 2008 12:07:05 -0800 (PST),
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On Dec 6, 3:04 pm, JohnH wrote:
On Sat, 6 Dec 2008 10:15:56 -0800, (UglyDan®©™) wrote:
LOL, Yeah that would work, Then again I suppose you could get the
reverse effect with some individuals.
FWIW I very rarely shoot .357's its hard on my K-frame revolvers. When I
shoot wheelgun matches I use 151 gr RN Super .38's I load into .38
special cases. UD
Mine is an S&W Mod 28-2. I don't often fire .357 rounds through it. Usually
it's just .38 wadcutters. I've got hundreds of those damn things from when
I had two brothers who were cops.
This isn't mine, but it's the same pistol.
http://www.bayourovers.com/SmithWessonModel28-2.jpg
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John H.
I am not a firearm guy, but it doesn't look like a very efficient
piece of equipment. Not trying to be an ass, just sayin'...
Well, how do you define 'efficient'? It does what I've wanted it to do, and
it was a gift from a cop.

It's not as efficient at some things as at others. All depends...
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I dunno, it looks like it has a pretty short barrel so unless someone
is a pretty good shot, my understanding is that a weapon like this is
not good for anything beyond a few feet. Hard to handle too I would
imagine, must have a hell of a muzzle lift, but again, I don't know
from firearms

But as you yourself say, you don't know from firearms.

So, it isn't good for anything beyond a few feet. Why not stand 15 feet
"downrange" and have someone shoot it at you and see what happens.

That'll settle the question for you.