Would this be an easy Conceal Carry?? This is my friend's 500, one trigger pull is enough. Jim
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Would this be an easy Conceal Carry?? This is my friend's 500, one trigger pull is enough. Jim
If I stuck that down the front of my pants, no one could tell any difference. 
At a buck seventy-five per round, it better be.
One trigger pull from behind it is enough!:afraid:
Now your dreaming :gunbandana:However a pair of industrial strength suspenders would be in orderIf I stuck that down the front of my pants, no one could tell any difference.
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Sure Why not, Dirty Harry did it with a Shoulder Hoister :Shrug: :laugh:
My Son has a 500, And a 454...I only shot 4 or 5 rounds out of each and that was enough ... He reloads and hot rounds them...I have a 45/70 single shot rifle, 500 Gr.. And that will knock me back shooting at a target, But at a deer don't even notice it... Adrenaline i guess...:Shrug:
Shoulder holster, .44 Mag. single action with 8 3/8" barrel. Usually running hot loads. It's all I want to handle.
It's a little low here because I have the holster adjusted for outside the coat hunting carry.
Too tough to carry truly "concealed" in a shoulder holster unless you're wearing a down filled outer jacket, maybe, & my opinion.
But 1 trigger pull on that beast should be all you need for each bad guy/gal.
Best of luck to you...
But 1 trigger pull on that beast should be all you need for each bad guy/gal.
Best of luck to you...
44 with side holster was my backup while I was in Alaska. No 500s back then, but I would have felt a little safer with the 500. Jim
Looks to me that it would "Kill on one end, and Mame on the other", not interested in this large of a CC pistol!! :gah:
Roger
I was thinking like a Micro 9.
My CC is a sig P238, 380 with a front pocket holster. Looks like a wallet or cell phone in the front pocket. Jim
My daily pocket carry, Glock 42.
I did carry a glock 42, nice and accurate. I was looking for something the wife could use easily, she had hand surgery and now has no thumb joints. After many tries she settled on the sig p238. Easy to operate and very accurate for her. While we were out at the range she would try to operate my glock 42 and 26, no way to make it happen safely. I was concerned that if she got into a bind and needed to use one of my glocks, she would not be able to do so. I then picked up a sig p238 for my carry, keeping both her and my CC the same. Jim
My 357 Mag
Love my Ruger 357 Mag. snub nose. Fits nicely in front pocket. If someone wanted a lighter load 38's shoot nice.
Love my Ruger 357 Mag. snub nose. Fits nicely in front pocket. If someone wanted a lighter load 38's shoot nice.
Finally, the Sig P365 has arrived. Smaller than an S&W Shield or Glock 43/42. 10+1 of 9MM. Shoots great.
When my wife got her CHL i suggested the P238 (got a new one in the safe). She looked but said that she wanted more fire power. Her son suggested the 9 mm Glock 43, so that what she got. She's tickled with it. I now carry the P238 when I do carry. My next will be the P938.
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