The K6S TLE sports green G10 scalloped grips. The gun comes with tritium three-dot sights that enable you to see the sights even in the dark. Firing any medium-to-large caliber centerfire handgun inside a room is disorienting enough, but a short-barreled. This advantage, of course, goes right out the window if you load the K6S TLE with. Plus, the extra inch makes the gun slightly less “blasty” and easier to control. In some cases the difference between two-inch barrels and three-inch barrels was between 90 and 100 fps, which means you’ll get more energy. 38 Special +P loads occurred between two- and three-inch guns-considerably more, in fact, than that between four- and six-inch guns. A few years back I went chronograph crazy and found that the biggest difference in velocity with. 38 Special and the slightly more powerful. Also, as mentioned, the gun is chambered to. Why a three-inch? For one, the longer sight radius (5.1 inches vs. My pick is the 3-inch barreled version, which weighs 23 ounces empty with an overall of 7.62 inches-making it the smallest top house-gun candidate here. But that’s okay because of its excellent trigger pull, a non-stacking setup with a factory-set weight range of 9.5 to 11.5 pounds. This one has a concealed hammer, making it a double-action-only gun. They are all either double-action-only (the trigger must be pulled through its entire length, rotating the cylinder to place a live round under the hammer/firing pin) or double-action/single-action (in addition to a double-action pull, the hammer can also be cocked to rotate the cylinder, resulting in a lighter trigger pull). Again, since we’re not worrying about size and weight for concealed carry, these are mid- to full-size guns, which are much easier to shoot. Let’s take a look at six top revolver candidates for home defense. If you do pull the trigger and nothing happens, simply pull the trigger again. Misfires are rare and almost always due to a faulty round of ammunition (which isn’t very common). That’s pretty much it.Īnd if you’re new to guns and haven’t heard about the revolver’s reliability, well it’s legendary. With a revolver you just load the cylinder, close it and pull the trigger.
There are no safeties to worry about, no slides to struggle with, no difficult magazines to load, no complicated manual of arms. Sure, they may not hold as many rounds as a 9mm semiautomatic, but they’re simple to use. While a lot of the surge is due to folks purchasing small, super-light revolvers for concealed carry, sometimes overlooked is how good revolvers-particularly mid- to full-size ones-can be for home defense. And that has led to a lot of talk about a “revolver resurgence,” which is kind of amusing to serious revolver fans for whom the wheelgun never went away. As more and more people buy handguns for self-defense, revolvers have experienced a surge in popularity.
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