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    if you want a meme revolver then a suppressed mosin nagant
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    A 386/686 S&W is probably your best bet, especially those made before 2000. They are superbly accurate and can be tuned to give a reliable 6 pound d/a trigger pull. One gun will permit you to shoot all disciplines except Cowboy and black powder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40mm View Post
    How bout wheel rifles?
    Tend to get lead shards and gas thrown in your face from the forcing cone. They did exist for a time.
    But nevermind that. 12ga
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    I've got next to no experience with post 1900 revolvers except one, but found the S&W model 65 in 357 to be excellent. Easy to use, tough, reliable. Certainly wasn't looked after but never malfunctioned or broke and was easy to use. Plus speed loaders are fun.

    Hmm... now that E cat's gone, maybe need to get into B Cat...
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    Interesed in 445 if you want to sell?

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    If I did it all again I would go for 686 Classic Hunter in .357 they be pretty and saleable.

 

 

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