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silverbullet · March 21, 2013, 07:44 AM

Havent shot one in years. Would like to suggest, however, the optimum load (Just in case any of you firearm manufacturers are reading these posts) is without a doubt the mighty .32 NAA. What a round!!! It is perfected by Hornady for the short barrel pistols. Mine is a 2". It is not what it sounds like. It is a 38 case necked down to .32 cal and available with a 'wad cutter' design.
Moving out of a 2" barrel at near 1000 fps. Recoil is manageable. Mine is a .32 NAA semi auto. Strange as it may sound, it aint my back up piece. I CC it everyday as my primary protection. It will rock your world. No comparison, now here, no time. If you are not familiar with this round, you need to be.

March 21, 2013, 07:44 AM	#71
silverbullet Member Join Date: November 11, 2009 Location: In a swamp in Georgia Posts: 18	Derringers Havent shot one in years. Would like to suggest, however, the optimum load (Just in case any of you firearm manufacturers are reading these posts) is without a doubt the mighty .32 NAA. What a round!!! It is perfected by Hornady for the short barrel pistols. Mine is a 2". It is not what it sounds like. It is a 38 case necked down to .32 cal and available with a 'wad cutter' design. Moving out of a 2" barrel at near 1000 fps. Recoil is manageable. Mine is a .32 NAA semi auto. Strange as it may sound, it aint my back up piece. I CC it everyday as my primary protection. It will rock your world. No comparison, now here, no time. If you are not familiar with this round, you need to be. __________________ "IF YOU CAN READ THIS YOU ARE IN RANGE"