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UncleEd · January 21, 2018, 10:40 AM

BBarn,

(QUOTE) IMO a revolver is probably less likely to fire than a semi-auto after being dropped in a mud puddle and stepped on. (END QUOTE)

Statistically, in your lifetime how many autos have you dropped in
mud puddles and how many revolvers have you dropped in mud
puddles?

And the next question is, why do you drop your guns in mud
puddles?

Now TruthTellers,

Regarding 9 mm in revolvers, that's a French idea and definitely
not part of our red, white and blue good old American values.

Real American men don't wear ruffles and eat truffles!

And Mehavey,

Let's not be encouraging new shooters to be gobbling up Model
19s, which is a tight market, and possibly deny us getting
that superb revolver.

January 21, 2018, 10:40 AM	#16
UncleEd Senior Member Join Date: April 13, 2013 Location: N. Georgia Posts: 1,150	BBarn, (QUOTE) IMO a revolver is probably less likely to fire than a semi-auto after being dropped in a mud puddle and stepped on. (END QUOTE) Statistically, in your lifetime how many autos have you dropped in mud puddles and how many revolvers have you dropped in mud puddles? And the next question is, why do you drop your guns in mud puddles? Now TruthTellers, Regarding 9 mm in revolvers, that's a French idea and definitely not part of our red, white and blue good old American values. Real American men don't wear ruffles and eat truffles! And Mehavey, Let's not be encouraging new shooters to be gobbling up Model 19s, which is a tight market, and possibly deny us getting that superb revolver.