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1. Start with a big hole
2. Size down until the gun weighs what I’m willing to walk around with
3. Put whatever is sold at a good price, or the target ammo I build for best accuracy.
Right now, that’s .38 special double ended wadcutters going about 800 fps. In a Ruger LCRx 3” that drops into my field jacket. Not one darned tactical thing about it.
Walking in the woods, I’m just an old sportsman out shooting pinecones, not looking for trouble. Far from it. My attorney says that target loads are just what law abiding citizens shoot at the range and happen to have around. Tommy Tactical is the one with an image problem.
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