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Snubnose Revolver Options?

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Ideally, I would like to get a Ruger LCR in .357 (and shoot .38s in it). It would have the option of having a larger grip (something that hasn't been made available, yet for the LCRs to my knowledge). It would also have the option of tritium sights and a laser. And, lastly, it would use moon clips. However, since this does not exist, are there any options... In particular, a revolver that uses Moon Clips that wouldn't be much bigger/heavier than an LCR.

A J-frame Smith with a SS cylinder can be machined to accept moonclips...

 

http://www.moonclips.com/content/machine.asp

 

likewise, larger custom tritium sights can be installed by places like this...

 

http://www.cylinder-slide.com/index.html

 

Anything can be done providing you have the time and the money.

 

Not sure what good "moonclipping" a snubbie does for you. Practically as fast with a speedloader and both a speedloader and a loaded moonclip are a PITA to carry concealed - I always used Bianchi Speed Strips, they are flat and carry easily. The only reason I can see for having a J-frame that uses moonclips would be if it is chambered for a rimless cartridge (like 9mm) and was carried as a BUG to your main 9mm semi-auto. Good luck finding a S&W 940.

 

Likewise, night sights - snubbies are contact distance to maybe 3 yards. At those ranges, it is doubtful you'll have time to get on the sights. Laser? Maybe, but that's easily accomplished with a set of Crimson Trace grips.

 

JMHO.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

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Thank you. I will have to rethink what I am really considering getting.

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