10MM or 357 Magnum

[Kenk]

Yep, the G40 is right up there for future purchases

[gandog56]

Yep, the G40 is right up there for future purchases

I don't know, I already own the prior shown Ruger Super Redhawk. It would be between that  or maybe this. (Which I also already own.)

[mr.revolverguy]

Beautiful 1911

Let's not forget that Rock Island has a dual stack 1911 10MM 16 rounds. Though in the situation I am talking about my first tactic is to avoid the conflict no matter if it is two legged or 4 legged, I just want to be left alone and I will surely leave it or them alone lol.

[Kenk]

Yep, really like my RIA FS HC 10, and yes, avoid a conflict if at all possible : )

[REM1875]

I had no choice..........I had a handful of old 30 Remington cases I goofed up and was casting 38-40 bullets ............so I had to buy a a 10 mm revolver....10mm/38-40 Buckeye Ruger BlackHawk and cause I am lazy  I had to get the Ruger Super RedHawk so I didn't have to switch cylinders and less work than a single action...
So I had no choice 

[AZ_Shooter]

I have not solid reason why, I just prefer the 10mm.

[gandog56]

I had no choice..........I had a handful of old 30 Remington cases I goofed up and was casting 38-40 bullets ............so I had to buy a a 10 mm revolver....10mm/38-40 Buckeye Ruger BlackHawk and cause I am lazy  I had to get the Ruger Super RedHawk so I didn't have to switch cylinders and less work than a single action...
So I had no choice 

I kept looking for one of those, but they were just way too expensive......when I could even FIND one!

[jamestap]

I'll take a revolver every time for woods carry.

No amount of capacity is going to make up for the Glock's trigger vs most revolvers.

[Ramjet]

I have been doing allot playing around nd with the 10mm GP101 and frankly loaded with 200 grain cast I much prefer it to any of my 357 Magnum revolvers. As far as comparing to an auto loader well that like apples and oranges. But I will take my 10 over any 357 just a 10mm thang I guess....

[Mike D]

I'll take a revolver every time for woods carry.

No amount of capacity is going to make up for the Glock's trigger vs most revolvers.

Single action I agree. Double action I disagree.


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[Rick R]

I worship at the Temple of Momentum.  IMHO Big heavy bullets at moderate velocity make thru and thru holes that leak a lot.  AND I like revolvers. I shoot autos better but there's just something to a good revolver and time in the woods that is calming for my soul.

Plus it's America!  You can own as many as you want. 

[gandog56]

I'll take a revolver every time for woods carry.

No amount of capacity is going to make up for the Glock's trigger vs most revolvers.

Single action I agree. Double action I disagree.


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I donno. I jut traded in a single action Ruger Superblackhawk for a double action Ruger Redhawk, I prefer the DA. And I just got the DA Ruger Super Redhawk in 10mm, and I like it a WHOLE lot.

[Buckeye63]

Great video.. thanks for sharing..

The 357 mag and 10mm are two of my favorite cartridges...
For years my go to for SD carry and woods carry was a Security Six with 158gr GD for wooda carry and for street carry I switched to Remington 125gr SJHP ...

Now I carry a 29 or 20 with UW 200gr XTP in woods and UW 180gr GD for street ... Main reaso I switched.. Was higher capacity, larger frontal area .400 vs .358 and I have found my Glocks completely realiable just like my revolvers....
While stomping in tbe woods , 2 legged predators most likely would out number 4 legged ...

[Buckeye63]

I have 3 Ruger 357 mag revolvers ... A Security Six 4 inch barrel ... LCR357 & a SP101

I own 29 & 20

The Glocks get carried on the woods
Underwood 200gr XTP

[gandog56]

I have two Ruger Revolvers,aA Ruger Redhawk in .44 mag, and a Super Redhawk in 10mm. I would rather have either revolver in the woods over any Glock ever made. But thst's a personal choice. Glocks just don't feel right in my rather small short fat fingered hand. But that is probably the ONLY reason. Not because of dependability issues with either. And not for 15 rounds vs. six rounds either. I always figured if you need more than six rounds to do the job, you should be running....not pulling a trigger.