It's a toss up as I really like my GP100 and my SP101. I should be able to solve the dilemma later this year when I get a 4" Redhawk as well but you never know it just might get worse.
Would have to be the GP100 since it's the only DA I have. Fun gun to shoot even with .38's, accurate and feels very businesslike. If I ever get around to getting my CCW the GP will be my first carry gun.
S&W 649 Bodyguard 2" SS in .38 Spl.-Packy Compac grips...fits my hand like a glove and I can shoot better with it than some 4"...hides like a tick on a fat lady!!!
my problem is i'm a man who loves too much------guns that is!
i believe the gp100 to be the best duty and field revolver to come down the line. Tough enough to not worry about function.
for competition, i'll always choose a s&w for the superior trigger in any k, L, or n frame (especially the 625 in 45 acp.
And the little "j" frame 638 airweight bodyguard------come-on tax rebate! i need to re-aquire one....badly! just about the best pocket carry piece i have ever owned.
Another difficult decision but I'll say my Taurus Tracker .357. It's well built and accurate, handles anything from mild .38s to full-bore .357s and with the porting, weight and ribber grips, recoil is extremely manageable. :mrgreen:
I just picked up a used Taurus 689 .357 that's really nice.
But I like my S&W 66 .357 the best. Pinned & recessed, I'll have to let
my kids sell it someday.
Have you gotten to take your Tracker out for any range time lately, Devin? :? I need to take mine out again soon, I think it's feeling a bit neglected after all the attention the PT1911 and XD Tac have been getting.
I guess it would depend on what I am using it for. For CCW it is hands down my SP 101. For a good woods gun I would say my 4 5/8" Ruger Blackhawk in .41 Mag.
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