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Old December 17, 2012, 09:05 AM   #26
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I carry my SP101 daily.With Speed strips in a mtm ammo walet.
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Old December 17, 2012, 09:13 AM   #27
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carry my SP101 daily.
How do you carry it?

I had one, and found no way to do it IWB .... cylinder under the belt was just too wide.
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Old December 17, 2012, 09:30 AM   #28
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I carry the SP101 or P238 everyday. The most comfortable way for me to carry the SP101 is appendix carry. I find the shape of a revolver (snub nose) really lends itself to AIWB. However I do want to find a good OWB holster for it. In all honesty I find AIWB my SP101 easier than my P238 IWB at 3:30-4 oclock position.
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Old December 22, 2012, 12:27 AM   #29
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I know I could use .38's, but that defeats the purpose for me...........


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Old January 7, 2013, 03:17 AM   #30
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carry my SP101 daily.
How do you carry it?

<<<I had one, and found no way to do it IWB .... cylinder under the belt was just too wide.>>>


Mine disappears in a Crossbreed Supertuck.
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Old January 9, 2013, 06:58 AM   #31
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I tried an IWB holster with my 2 1/4" SP101, it lasted about 10 min. I sent it back to Galco & bought a Fletch holster from Galco. As far as concealable a long shirt or jacket required. But it's a top notch holster. And as far as muzzle flash or hard on the hands it really doesn't bother me. But I grew up shooting full power 44mag & 45colt loads.ImageUploadedByTapatalk1357732606.288398.jpg
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Old January 10, 2013, 12:20 AM   #32
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Well... what would be a .357 load that has as good of terminal performance as a .45 ACP? I know they operate on two different principles (fast, small bullet vs large, slow one) but there has to be some point where they're "stopping power" (hate that term) is about equal.
The 357 magnum outclasses the 45 ACP with just about any load for SD, although the margin may be slim. You pay a price in blast and recoil. Blast and recoil are mostly range issues. During moments of acute stress the adrenaline dump you get causes among other things audio and video exclusion which will cause you to not really register the blast. The same adrenaline will give you a VERY strong grip so that recoil will be mitigated to a large part.

The big slow/ small fast is more 45 vs 9mm, even though the 357 and 9mm are almost identical bore diameter the 357 generally fires a heavier bullet. I am a Smith snob, I much prefer a J frame 357 over a Ruger.
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