[andy]

tests proved it wasn't even AS effective as a handload in a locked breech 380. I had long known that the 38 wasn't NEARLY as controlable as was the 380 Star, and anyone can see which one makes you look like a potato smuggler.

Had a couple of 2" .22 Kit Gun Smith revolvers over the years, til I put the M21 and Smith 2214 and the M34 on the machine rest. Then I quickly sold the revolver, because it just couldn't measure up, utility wise. Once I saw how much accuracy the pocket auto's COULD have, it was just a case of modifying them and practicing enough with them to be able to realize that 2" or better grouping at 25m. That's all that the Kit gun could deliver, and it of course can't be efficiently silenced, and it has the same potato-bulge of the cylinder, in one's pants pocket.

 

[RIKA]

I had long known that the 38 wasn't NEARLY as controlable as was the 380 Star, and anyone can see which one makes you look like a potato smuggler. ... That's all that the Kit gun could deliver ... it has the same potato-bulge of the cylinder, in one's pants pocket.

I would think that Kit Gun would be the most valued possession in your pants pocket because it makes up for what momma has in the red velvet bag stashed on the top closet shelf.



RIKA

 

[DJetAce]

Stup*kid, I have both a 2 inch M63 AND a Smith 2213 (the small short barreled one.) The 2 inch .22 Smith revolver is WAY ahead of the 2213. What is more the 2 inch 63 can be had in .22 MAGNUM and .32 H&R MAGNUM!

As for your chrono results, that's bs. The 2 inch chiefs, using Cor-Bon 125gr JHPs give over 1100 fps. The only lock breached .380, before the Kel-Tec was the LLama (and they are not made locked breached any more, they are blow back.) The TOP hot loads for the Llama give only a 90 gr JHP at 1100 fps, which is no were near a 125 at the SAME velocity. I know this cause I DID own a LLama locked breach .380 and I DID hot load it.

All you do is read gun rags, I HAVE owned these guns. And gunkid, your 11 inch CAR is a pos losers gun, just like you.