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Skiprr wrote:The barrel is easily interchangeable for a four-inch version to enable more convenient concealed carry...

I wonder what the accuracy would be with no rifling? A four inch barrel would barely be long enough for the case, and would leave the entire bullet hanging out the muzzle.

longtooth wrote:,


Old as dirt & that dumb too.

Quit talking about me LT. It's not my BD.


HAPPY BIRTHDAY

KBCraig wrote:I wonder what the accuracy would be with no rifling? A four inch barrel would barely be long enough for the case, and would leave the entire bullet hanging out the muzzle.

Yep. Moderate accuracy at three yards or less, preferably the less; 550 rounds per minute helps with potential self-defense, failure-to-neutralize inaccuracies. And very intimidating looking at that distance, especially with the bullet stickin' right out at ya'.

The weight with the optional 4-inch barrel for concealed carry is a bit on the heavy side at 79 pounds, plus ammo. And it is kinda tough to use at night with that barrel length: not much control on the muzzle flash.

But, hey; it is a JMB design, so LT can put up with a few minor inconveniences. He doesn't try to carry this one at church, though...

Skiprr wrote:

KBCraig wrote:I wonder what the accuracy would be with no rifling? A four inch barrel would barely be long enough for the case, and would leave the entire bullet hanging out the muzzle.

Yep. Moderate accuracy at three yards or less, preferably the less; 550 rounds per minute helps with potential self-defense, failure-to-neutralize inaccuracies.

I would think the "consumed in a ball of fire" effect would effectively neutralize most BGs at under 3 yards.

KBCraig wrote:I would think the "consumed in a ball of fire" effect would effectively neutralize most BGs at under 3 yards.

Certainly get their attention, eh?

Skiprr wrote
He doesn't try to carry this one at church, though...
No, church carry is the Taurus 85 in a Galco tuckable. Little lighter than the 79 lbs.