The only thing I don't like about the Ruger LCR is that you need to let the trigger move all the way forward before it resets. At the range, this isn't an issue. When you're under stress, namely when you actually are using it to defend your life against a violent attacker, it is just too easy to short-stroke the trigger. You need the gun to go "Bang!" and it just goes "click." No, you don't have a cylinder full of misfires. You just short-stroked the trigger multiple times.
On a revolver made for hunting, it's a non-issue. On one made for self-defense, it was a bone-headed thing for Ruger to do. And that's coming from an admitted Ruger fan. The S&Ws don't have that potentially fatal flaw.
On a revolver made for hunting, it's a non-issue. On one made for self-defense, it was a bone-headed thing for Ruger to do. And that's coming from an admitted Ruger fan. The S&Ws don't have that potentially fatal flaw.
