The practicality of that is mind boggling. Satire at it's best. I rather like the homie way of holding a firearm, it practically guarantees to make the bullet miss the target.

Theo

 

Another fine product that will absolutely never be used -

Even if it's installed...

*rofl*

 

I am a good shot. That has to be understood first.....

I went to the range, and tried to shoot gang style. Of 15 magazines put through the weapon at that time, I only hit the target (standard enforcement target) twice, neither shot being in vital areas. The rest went any old where.

I then reloaded, and removed the center of the target.. just to cheer myself up.


Theo

 

That cocked wrist sideways thing also hurts with bigger caliber pistols.

 

Too right - I hurt for a week. It puts a tremendous strain on the carpal tunnels, and on the flexor tendon. Ouch is the description - I was using my ultra conceal, .45 lightweight.. Very much ouch!

Theo

 

It's no suprise that ignorance is painful - matter of fact there's a message there somewhere, for those of us who know how to read of course...

(he says, drily)

 

Have you guys had a chance to look at the S&W 50 cal? Granted, your locations may not make it a firearm you would choose or even look at. But I think I'm going to have to get one to go along with my 44 and my 480.

Seems I've taken your thread from a very nice easy to carry firearm to the biggest piece of iron you can throw.

 

Get a load of this one:

The Shotgun Times has an advertisement in it for a revolver chambered in 3" twelve guage...

Can you spell "W-R-I-S-T B-R-A-C-E" ?
Oh... I see you are in too much pain...

 

Other than being illegal that would hurt the shooter more than the victim..

 

3" 12 gauge? Now that is over the limit of common sense. The recoil on the 50 is supposed to be modest (as in similiar to the 44). Dang, now you got me wondering about that 12g. I'd better stay focused on the S&W.

 

I think in my ultimate dream of a serious shooting iron, a large framed forty five is optimal.

Desert Eagle, possibly.

 

I once thought I really wanted one. They are a good gun but hard on shell casings.

 

I never heard that -

Do they chew the brass up?

 

The best thing I ever did with my Desert eagle, was sell it.