Why buy a semi-auto pistol..

The speed with which you shoot (aside form the amount of native talent that your genes provide) only depends on practice. I carry either revolver and semi-auto, and it really doesn't matter.

By the way, regarding .357 magnum--Taurus makes a 8-round, S&W make a 7-round.

Anyway, thanks for that link. It's always a pleasure to watch skill like that.
 
Shann said:
S&W Model 627-5
Maker: www.smith-wesson.com
Action Type: Traditional swing-out-cylinder double-action large-frame revolver with frame-mounted firing pin
Caliber: .357 Magnum/.38 Spl.
Barrel Length: 5 inches
Frame: N-frame, stainless steel
Overall Length: 9 1/2 inches
Weight: Empty, 44 ounces
Hammer: 1/2-inch wide, polished and chromed
Capacity: 8 rounds
Sights: Interchangeable front sight, Patridge front sight, with McGivern gold bead, fully adjustable rear sight
Trigger: .312-inch wide target trigger, chromed
Grips: Hogue rubber
Safeties: Frame-mounted firing-mechanism lock
Other Features: Chamfered charge holes on cylinder, ball-detend lockup, adjustable trigger stop, tapered and contoured barrel, Performance Center locking aluminum guncase.

Don't know what Miculek actually used, but I remembered reading about this 8 shooter.
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I stand corrected on the 8 shot .357 issue. Thanks for the heads up :)
 
ckc said:
from the way the barrel was NOT jumping around, I would also guess some "special" hand loads as well. ;)
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If you take a good look at the gun, front end of the barrel looks like it's extended and ported, that would stabilize the gun fairly effectively.

I stand corrected, looks like it is jumping around a bit, noticed it on the second time he shot. Is it just me or is everyone else not getting sound with this clip?
 
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