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DannyB1954 · December 20, 2013, 04:42 PM

Doesn't really matter which one you get, before too long, you will probably have the other one as well.

I have a S&W 38 Bodyguard, a S&W model 36, and a Ruger SP101 in 357. Of those I like the Ruger the best. I also have the SR9, SR9C and the Glock27 among others. I like the SR9C the best.

If you are going for a concealed carry license, a light weight gun is easier to carry, but is not as pleasant to shoot. LCR's are pretty light.

December 20, 2013, 04:42 PM	#14
DannyB1954 Senior Member Join Date: December 10, 2013 Location: Pahrump Nv USA Posts: 480	Doesn't really matter which one you get, before too long, you will probably have the other one as well. I have a S&W 38 Bodyguard, a S&W model 36, and a Ruger SP101 in 357. Of those I like the Ruger the best. I also have the SR9, SR9C and the Glock27 among others. I like the SR9C the best. If you are going for a concealed carry license, a light weight gun is easier to carry, but is not as pleasant to shoot. LCR's are pretty light.