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res45. 1392 posts · Joined 2008. #9 · Jan 19, 2010. Other than the neat sounding Charter Arms linked above, the only current production commonly available 9mm revolver I'm aware of is the Ruger Blackhawk Convertible - a single action pistol. Love mine has it almost 25+ years now,great shooter in 38/357 or 9mm.
The .38spl is a tried and true round inside a great J-frame or Colt DS. I always looked at the 9mm short-barreled revolver kind of gimmicky. My two cents. "Gimmiky" is a most appropriate way to put it, but I suppose ballistically, if you get the best ammo for each, the 9mm isn't far behind the .38 Special.
Charter Arms vs. Taurus 9mm revolver. I've been eye-ballin' a Charter Arms Pitbull in 9mm for the wifey. She does like her wheel gunz!: We have one in stock at the L.G.S. where I work. It seems like a well built piece. We don't have the Taurus 905ss2 in stock right now so I can't compare side-by-side.
I would like some summary info on the original variations of the S&W Model 940 9mm revolver (uses moon clips). Thanks, Steve. Last edited by s&wchad; 11-01-2012 at 01:55 PM .
The main advantage of a 9mm revolver IMO is the fun of a revolver using the same cheap ammo that you use in your semi-auto (caliber consolidation). I mainly own 9mm handguns, so for me it is a great alternative to having to stock more expensive .357 or .38.
ACP230. 10-16-2013 11:30 AM. I shot 125 grain lead truncated cone 9mm bullets out of my Ruger Blackhawk. .357 for a while. Loaded them in .38 Special cases with a target. level load of Bullseye and CCI primers. Shot to point of aim in the Blackhawk and made good groups at. 20 yards, or so.
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An friend of mine has a S&W 547 9mm revolver, it has the box and it is in like brand new condition, he has never shot it that he can remember. He wants to sell a few of his collection, and told me if I wanted this he would let it go for $950.00.
9mm Revolver - other ammo options? I just picked-up a nice S&W PC 986 chambered in 9mm. I know most of you guys that post here have been around and have a pretty solid knowledge base.
In a speed loader, 9MM has a substantially smaller size for carrying than .38 Spl. It’s even better if you start talking about moon clips. Another of my preferences are the K-Frame S&W series, which is one of the reasons I liked the 547 so much, however, I feel that the J-Frames are practically made for the concept of 9MM in a revolver.