Best 9mm Revolvers 2024 - New #1 Will Change Your Mind! 

I skipped the GP when shopping for something in .357 Mag. The stores I browsed had GP100s in .44 SPCL as that is what Lipseys was moving at the time. One store did have a Security Six in .357 that had just been traded in. It was all original with original red ramped front sight and adjustable rear sights. Also original black rubber grips with silver Ruger Medallions. Unknown to the store, it had had a trigger job at some point in the past. I took it to the range and shot full load .357s for a couple hours with absolutely no hand discomfort. Shooting in DA I could shoot 3/4 inch groups at 15 yards repeatedly. In SA I could shrink it to half inch. Bottom line, I was very happy with that used gun purchase. I’ve only bought one other used handgun - a Sig P229 in .357 Sig. I called Ruger Customer Service and based on the serial number it was produced in 1986 which puts it near the end of the production line of Security Sixes before they moved to the GP production. To complement that Six, I bought a brand new snub nosed SP101 in .357 Mag. I carry it loaded with .38 +P and a speed loader ready with .38+Ps. I do have a second speed loader ready with full house .357s but only plan to go to it if the .38s just ain’t getting the job done. I do have another SP101 in .327 Fed Mag but it has the 4.25” barrel. I keep it at the ready for home defense. I keep it loaded with .32 H&R Mag for the wife but have a couple of speed loaders ready with .327 FM. And, while I stay away from auto cartridges in revolvers, the .327 will shoot .32 auto since that particular cartridge is “semi rimmed” as opposed to rimless.

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Depends what you want. They're fast to reload, but they also require a heavier action because of the clip. Also, people keep asking for these and then no one buys them when they're in production. That's the history of 9mm revolvers and why they're usually out of production. The 9mm Federal was a good idea, but, again, no one bought any. What's old is new again--and it still won't sell. Again.

@@davefinfrock3324 I’d like one along the lines of the 340 pd. 9mm ammo is cheaper than 380 or 357 with near the same performance I just can’t justify the cost of , Smith & Wesson® and Jerry Miculek 327 lol

Was. Now it's quality is being crushed by taurus

@@earldelsanto Nope. Maybe you need more training and experience.

True. Switches both 357 and 9m. Genius actually

Go to your room.

I believe so

No you shouldn't . 380 is smaller than 9mm . stick with the caliber the firearm calls for . don't be a statistic. the case could expand too much and split and you'll get a face full of hot gasses . and maybe brass .

@@bradbrown5659 380 overseas is referred to as a 9mm Kurz. A 9mm is 9x19 mm a 380 is a 9x17 normally on semi autos they head space off the case mouth I do believe that the moon clip would preclude this so in case of an emergency you might be able to fire a 380 in it but I don’t know why my defensive 380 ammo is more expensive than my 9mm

I bought one…. Had to return it twice and never fixed it. I got a refund but the total process was very slow.

I have a Pit Bull, had to send it back as well. They fixed one issue but the sights are still so far off that it is basically useless.