Best Home Defense Revolvers 2024: #1 Will Protect You at HOME!
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- Best Home Defense Revolvers 2024: #1 Will Protect You at HOME!
Choosing the best home defense revolver is key to maximizing safety and reliability in high-pressure situations. This guide zeroes in on the top picks, focusing on accuracy, ease of use, and durability to safeguard your home.
Critical features such as caliber, grip comfort, and maintenance are dissected to ensure an understanding of their influence on performance and protection.
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Choosing a home defense revolver is also about choosing peace of mind for you and your loved ones. 💞🏡 Which revolver on our list speaks to your heart, not just your head, when it comes to feeling secure at home?
Rock island m206 38 special
The GP100
Ruger sp101 3 inch
Nothing wrong with a 4 inch SW
The Colt Python I had occupies a nice place in my memories.
Your memory!!! Back when you could afford it. I can remember when you could buy a S&W Model 19 or a Colt Python within $25
Now revolvers are more expensive than automatics.
I like my stainless 3 inch Ruger security six in 357. Kinda sends a message the bulls#$@@ stops now.
The Kimber sure looks nice but I heard that it's not wise to shoot full power 357 magnums in the gun due to the possibility of damage to the frame and Barrel. That's why I always pick Ruger due to sturdiness and price😊
The 682 is straight beefed up Saturday Night 😇 .... yeah... remember, speak easy 🤫 / softly and carry a big (bang) stick 😊
I have a Colt detective 38 special revolver, very good looking gun and accurate.
I "had" a Colt Detective Special w/a 2" barrel since 1970. Later in life when my 2 boys had graduated from high school but continued to live at home, it disappeared. I "think" I know the guilty party is but when I questioned the boy's apparently it was taken by either
"I don't know" or "it wasn't me" or "I didn't touch it"😮😅. I chose to not pursue it and they are 48 and 50 now and neither has came forward as yet, but I thought that now that they are grown men someone would have confessed😢😢
Out of curiosity, how did you aquire yours? Was it a recent purchase? What are they worth these days?
Thanks, Jim
I had a friend who owned two gun shops and carried a Detective Special bored out to chamber 357mag. I told him I wouldn't trust it to handle it but he said he would fire it 6 times and get rid of it.
Go figure.
A few years ago, I upgraded to an FBI contract model 13 I picked up locally. It’s a 357 mag. It has taken some love and patience, but it’s perfect.
My 1st revolver was a S&W 3 in. K-frame Model 65, the stainless version of your model 13. It is insanely accurate and I've won a bunch of double action bowling competitions with it. It is a wonderful 357 and 38 spl. home defense revolver, though I limit at home to the less penetrating .38 round. my other favorite home defense revolver is an Airweight Model 37 J -frame Smith.
I have the King Cobra Target and its my favorite out of all my arms. I have the version with night sight and houge grips which is perfect for carry.not too heavy or light,extremely accurate and the houge grip (rubber) has a small faux beaverton where it keeps the Webb if your hand from getting hammer bite.the wood grips are mostly for presentation and horrible for actually shooting it especially with magnum rounds.currently carrying the 3" KC iwb kydex holster and it dissappears under most tshirts due too smaller grips than an auto.looking for same style holster for the target model so I can leave the glock for home defense. Wheelgunner for life!!!
I think alot more people are switching to revolvers for personal defense
I have 5 of the 7'revolvers shown .But my most accurate n reliable home defense firearms are my Ruger Super Blackhawk 44 magnum and a non revolver - the Beretta M9A3
I have few revolvers and many semi automatic pistols but my Mossberg 20 ga Shockwave is with # 3 buck is the go to gun for home defense. The way I see it under stress you might miss with a pistol with this all you need is point and shoot. At close range it would do the job for sure.
Shotguns just lake any other weapon should be aimed. contrary to popular belief they are not "street sweepers. Take s=a few minutes to review shot patterns with various caliber shotguns... you will be surprised how tightly they actually shoot especially at ranges under 25'.
News flash, you need to aim a shotgun, particularly at ranges under15-20 yards. Even with an open cylinder bore, the pellet spreads only about an inch for every yard. Yeah so you better aim and not just point that shotgu .
No shit Sherlock
I have a bunch of revolvers, S&W, Taurus, H&R, Heritage, Ruger, But, no colt firearms, they name their weapons after SNEKS, and I hate SNEKS.
😂
I own over 30 revolvers of many makes and calibers, I prefer them to semi's but I carry a semi for CC it prints less
and lighter......
My edc is a S&W m10 4 inch loaded with fbi loads. Nuff said.
Good choice.
Korth and Smith 686 are the best❤
Amen, I carried one for years as a LEO, never failed me once.
Mi farete saper il tutto grazie
I'll keep my colt magnum carry
revolvers are too expensive, they are indeed user friendly , but blocking of cylinder using moon clips or speed loader (round not deep in cylinder) can be fatal. Loading my revolver , I always check if the rounds are put deep in the cylinder
Taurus 856??
LIPSEYS S&W 642
38 SPECIAL+P 💪😎👍
The Taurus Raging Judge
If flames exit your firearm with every shot, your ammo is way to hot. A 357 cartridge is wasted on a two inch barrel.
Not entirely true. You still will gain a couple hundred fps over a similar 38 spl barrel length.
Most .357 magnum snubies have a 2.5" barrel length.
Buongiorno vorrei sapere se ci vuole il porto d armi
Si può sapere cosa costa grazie
If I didn't already own a Colt Python(bought it new in 1991) I would buy the S&W Performance Center 627. Its an 8 shot snub nose .357 Nuff said!
The 3" barrel S&W 686 plus is fine revolver and it is much easier to conceal and carry than a semi auto polymer pistol. I carry mine at work owb under a shirt all day and even though it is heavy, with a good belt and holster it's comfortable. I think it's a beautiful looking firearm as well even with the Hillary hole.
What belt and holster do you recommend?
I like the Glock 29 a 10MM --- 357 mag power without the extreme recoil in a short barrel plus it can have up to 33 shots (with the right mag)
The Kinder K6
So they show a clip of Hickock 45 on here and no mention of him. mmmmmm
Taurus 856 with 3 in barrel should been on your list .
1:40 more history on the bulldog, Charter Arms to Introduce Son of Son of Sam Bulldog .44
For those of you who have no idea what I’m talking about the self-proclaimed Son of Sam serial killer used a Charter Arms Bulldog .44 to murder his victims. Hence his other nickname: The .44 Caliber Killer.
Terrible crimes. Wicked gun. Simple. Powerful. Reliable. Popular.
During the 70s and 80s, the Bulldog was a best-seller. The company that made it eventually bit the bullet…and then rose from the dead. And went belly-up. And came back.
In its latest incarnation, which may or may not have much to do with the original company, Charter Arms offers a line of value-priced revolvers, only one of which has a non-sub-nosed barrel that gave the Bulldog its perfect proportions: the Charter Target Mag Pug (review to follow). Which has a four-inch nose and chambers .357.
Revolver and dog lovers note: Charter Arms is set to re-introduce the Bulldog Classic. Sam…I mean same caliber as David Berkowitz’s weapon (.44). Same three-inch barrel. Same rosewood grip. Same blued steel. It’s due out at the end of June.
Yeah, too much can go wrong with a polymer-frame semi-automatic pistol. I figure, if I need 15 rounds of 9mm JHP, I should probably consider moving to another city.
I love my Taurus judge I feel safe secure and protected. This is a gun you need to hold on with two hands.
Why in the hell would anyone buy a 38 when any 357 Magnum will shoot 38 thus giving you the option of the more powerful round if you need it.😮 why would anyone pay 1500 for a Kimber when you can get a Ruger or a Taurus for less than half that price with no fear of damage to the gun from powerful 357 Magnum rounds😮
Different strokes for different folks champ
@@stanlysteemer4872 wow you just made that up didn't you? LOL
@@edljnehan2811 yes it came to me like a beautiful mermaid in last nights dream.
Because they want a .38 if the wanted a .357 they would buy one why do you care what other people do
I agree but 38s are mostly smaller and lighter.Then .357 mag.I have mostly buy .357 because of ammo.
Right?
The 44 mag is king. Period
Funny how Connecticut and Massachusetts have manufacturers of handguns. Those governments greatly restrict the rights of the individual citizens that would potentially buy and use these products. Was that Sootch with the Smith and Wesson at the end? Hey Sootch!
Whats with the bagpipe sound bed?
A 6" Colt Python is the absolute, 100%, sexiest revolver ever made.
The 6” Python makes me recall the guy hunting down Steve McQueen in “The Getaway”. McQueen was armed with a Colt .45 semi auto.
Really? An Airweight for home defense? I carry one from time to time, but it would not be what I reach for in my nightstand.
The Colt King Cobra and the Python
Sweet
Some of those guns will come in mighty handy if an elephant breaks into your house!
Why in heavens name would you recommend a CA .44spl (that you cannot find ammo for over a .38spl/.357magnum with ammo still readily available. The stopping power of the 44 is less than a 357, the ammo for a 44 is basically unavailable, you always have a choice with the 357 of powering down. I am thinking you are shilling for companies.
Question: If defending your home "indoors" are you going to have/take the time to put on ear protection? Ans. Not a chance!
Point: Revolvers are insanely """LOUD""". Fire one indoors/confined quarters you will be permanently DEAF! What? Yes exactly!
I'm a revolver advocate BUT not for home defense! Even outdoors (with a revolver) hearing protection is not an option, it's mandatory!
Sorry boys but fact is fact, there's better ways to defend within your home!
38 spl is quieter than a 9mm, 156 dcb vs 160 dcb with comparative loads. With that said I prefer an N frame 44 spec which is about equal to 9mm ‘s in measured decibels.
In a spur of the moment revolvers are much simpler, no safety, n more reliable follow up shots. Even a Glock will jam if you limp wrist it ! Under high stress situations this can happen and you don’t realize it !
@@OldVetUSN72I agree with all you said but would only apprehensively fire my revolver indoors without hearing protection. It's something to think about in choosing a home defense weapon. Personally I keep myself practiced tactically manipulating and moving about with my hunting rifle in my house. When practiced, it's not as clumsy and awkward as you may think.
@@robertshaver4432 I keep a few revolvers in different rooms and a short barrel shotgun as my main HD gun.
A hunting rifle is fine, but you’re going to go through multiple walls and maybe multiple homes if you have neighbors.
@@OldVetUSN72And most common bullet proof vests. A .22LR goes through 15 sheets of 1/2" drywall. Out of a pistol too BTW, so any gun will penetrate many walls. Not many people realize that. Plinkster.
@@robertshaver4432 Nowhere near what a high powered rifle will do ! A . 22 will go through a few sheets of dry wall, but a .308 will go through a few cement blocks !
Way more energy than any pistol cal or .22 ! And if it’s at an angle it’ll be hitting studs also, which would slow down a .22 drastically, not so much with a high powered rifle. All cartridges are not equal in energy.
NOT COLT///ONLY CZ
To want answer Mr. 357 wannabe how about shot displacement?
What is shot displacement?
Revolvers are useless as home defense weapons. They are only slightly better than knives. Nowadays, most semiautomatic pistols/weapons, specially those from highly reputable companies, are incredibly reliable, easy to use, and offering much higher capacities (which is a must when you’re going against multiple intruders). But if you should still insist on using a revolver to defend your family, home, and life against the intruders that go bumping in the night, then use the highest caliber one that you could efficiently handle. And don’t forget to PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE at a range to become efficient with the weapon.
Lost us at revolvers are useless…. Revolvers are timeless and the better choice for novice shooters that want home protection. Nothing to rack, no safety to flip under pressure and are more reliable. Kimber’s .357 3” shrouded hammer, night sights, offers a wider range of bullet choices; I carried a 1911 but would recommend a quality revolver with defensive rounds for the average shooter. Semper Fi🇺🇸
Sorry, shooting any revolver above .357 mag is a waste for home defense, and forget about single action ones, double action all the way. Why, was in the Military for over 10 years, Army Special Operations, over 30 years in Law Enforcment, also been an armorer and instructor in both fields of my carriers, plus a long tome FFL Dealer and private firearm instructor. If one, as a first-time buyer or owner, should get a double action revolver in 357mag, since one can fire 38Spl, 38Spl+P and .357 mag, that either the man or woman can fire, and grips (Hogue grips) can make them more pleasurable to shoot, over wood grips or Pachmayr grips. Plus, one needs to become one with the firearm, practice, practice some more, loading and unloading; you may find Speed Loders to cut down the time loading one at a time, either SKS or Safariland comp 1 or best 2.
Before choosing to shoot a .357 in a closed house understand the high decibel report from a fired round. The .357 is a fine round but was not designed for CQB. And as an "expert" you should know that the .357 is not a one shot and done round. statistics reveal that it is not better than 9 or 45 or 40 or .357 Sig. Prior to 1980 they were the go to round. Any handgun shout be a second choice for self defense. I have been shooting for 50+ years ( military, LE, competition, etc.) and would never tell a loved one the a .357 Mag next to the bed. I guess all those people killed by single shot revolvers are a myth. All guns kill. The better advice would be find a weapon the you can shoot and are comfortable with. Learn to shoot it. Practice as often as you can in a setting that replicates where you might actually use it. And keep practicing,. then practice some more. All guns kill. And one last thing, have a handgun to fight to get to your rifle or shotgun. No one purposely goes into combat with a handgun unless they have no other choice. You will finds others here with the same caution about noise in a house when the pellet leaves the barrel...
One of those useless AI generated videos where the computer generated narrator is no one you know or ever will know. The video clips are stolen from other UA-camrs (likely without their permission) and often show images and versions that have nothing to do with the model being discussed. In short, this video is total S H I T
For those comfortable with firing their revolvers single action for that PRECISE first shot and double action for QUICK follow-up shots 2 and 3, it would not be 'the end of the world as we know it' to consider 'the real deal' or a clone of a tried-and-proven, 'old school' Colt Single Action Army, 4 3/4" bbl in .45 Colt or .44 Special. The larger round would be an appreciative trade-off for the muzzle blast and recoil of a 2" or 3" .357 Magnum double action / single action or DAO [double action only] wheel gun.
The glistening, nickel plated, finely-checkered BEAUTIFUL wood-gripped 1980s era Browning Hi-Power (Belgium manufactured) 9 mm [duh; of course] is an absolute GORGEOUS specimen, perfect fit and fun, FUN, FUN to shoot the generous 13-round mags. But 'over time' during dozens of trips to the local range or just 'plinking,' to experience a jam ONLY ONCE really 'does a number' on one's confidence in her / his no. 1 choice for home defense.
We may or may not have close at hand the 12 gauge pump fully chambered with double 00 buck, affording considerably more confidence should 'things escalate' and time and circumstances allow that powerhouse of a back-up.
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Elsewhere in Comments: To quell, to smooth over the seemingly mindless 'pissing match' on the necessity of wearing hearing protection indoors when shooting a revolver I counter that the 'home defense situation' is at most an OTO [one-time-only] occurrence in one's lifetime and with less than a handful of rounds, at most, discharged; possibly just ONE; i.e., it's not like a day at the range or plinking outdoors in the woods / desert / junkyard with 200+ rounds fired -- where OF COURSE hearing protection is common sense and mandatory.
"Thank you, 'All About Survival,' for your informative, much appreciated, revolvers-only round-up."
I have the King Cobra Target and its my favorite out of all my arms. I have the version with night sight and houge grips which is perfect for carry.not too heavy or light,extremely accurate and the houge grip (rubber) has a small faux beaverton where it keeps the Webb if your hand from getting hammer bite.the wood grips are mostly for presentation and horrible for actually shooting it especially with magnum rounds.currently carrying the 3" KC iwb kydex holster and it dissappears under most tshirts due too smaller grips than an auto.looking for same style holster for the target model so I can leave the glock for home defense. Wheelgunner for life!!!