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S&W model 60 j-frame with banana grips shooting .38 special standard pressure or Hornady Critical defense. I have a no dash model that shoots great considering the 1 7/8 inch barrel. Banana grips help considerably with felt recoil. Model 65 is the most accurate wheel gun I own, but I need the 4" barrel to shoot .357 mag comfortably.Comment
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I have small hands and the SP101 Ruger factory grips fit better than any other revolver I have. I shoot my S&W K frame just as well, even though the grips don't "feel right".Comment
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My wife has several options but always carries her LCR 38. She has no problems with the recoil and likes the trigger. I really like the trigger also. I put a big dot front sight on it.
She may want to check the LCR out in .22 mag. I haven't shot one yet but I want to soon.Comment
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S&W 360. I will take +p if desired,13.4 ounces and gunbroker has some in the $400 range. As far as the trigger pull my m&p 340 is smooth & lighter with some use now.Comment
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Hi. The 640 Centennial is a great wheel gun. I had one for many years. It will take the +P ammo, but its punishing on the hands unless good hogue grips are installed. The air weight is nice but lighter weight comes at a price in terms of +P ammo. Recoil is somewhat rough and recovery is much tougher . My mother in law, yes you read that right, who lives in OK keeps a 640, in her night stand at home. She keeps 125 gr. PMC starfire ammo in it and is quite happy with it.Comment
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I have a LCR 357 and I love it, but it's not for everyone. I imagine the LCR 38 would be fine as well.
And I agree that a trigger job would be nice. I haven't had mine done yet but I will at some point.
I don't purse carry, I'm just not comfortable not having the gun on my person.
I carry the LCR in a coat pocket or in a flash bang holster.
I think hornady makes a light recoil self defense 38 round, which might also be an option.Comment
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