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She could wear that thing strapped in the middle of her forehead, and most guys wouldn't notice it.C-dub wrote:It is different and kind of futuristic looking. The holster for that thing must be huge. And I know it's TV, but do they really expect us to believe that little woman conceals that thing in the outfits she wears?
Even less depending on the shirt she wears. 
The way the cylinder is made it has a flatter profile than most revolvers. carries well for a revolver according to a friend that carries a rhino 200d a lot. I have shot it and the beavertail grip lets you get a real high grip on the pistol and with the barrel being so low it shoots amazing. I have thought about buying one for myself.C-dub wrote:It is different and kind of futuristic looking. The holster for that thing must be huge. And I know it's TV, but do they really expect us to believe that little woman conceals that thing in the outfits she wears?
I would have a hard time keeping it concealed. I would want to take it out of the holster and show it off.JeepGuy79 wrote:The way the cylinder is made it has a flatter profile than most revolvers. carries well for a revolver according to a friend that carries a rhino 200d a lot. I have shot it and the beavertail grip lets you get a real high grip on the pistol and with the barrel being so low it shoots amazing. I have thought about buying one for myself.C-dub wrote:It is different and kind of futuristic looking. The holster for that thing must be huge. And I know it's TV, but do they really expect us to believe that little woman conceals that thing in the outfits she wears?
yep. its uglier than a glock :-)I've always felt that it looks like the offspring of a revolver and an axe:
Eh, if I wanted a gun I could just toss in the glovebox and forget about, I might go with a revolver. They're not as sensitive to a complete lack of lube, right?psijac wrote:There is not a market for futuristic revolvers.