Today’s EDC is unique in part because not many people EDC revolvers anymore – which is a shame – but this particular revolver is chambered in .327 Federal Magnum. The .327 Federal Magnum was designed by Ruger to perform similarly to the .357 Magnum in compact revolvers.
Here’s US Navy sailor Richard’s EDC gear. We’ve always thought the Ruger LCR (this one in .327 Federal) has one of the best revolver triggers around. And those aftermarket G10 grips are a nice touch, too.
You wouldn’t expect Festus to carry anything but a revolver, would you? This Festus, from Atlanta, totes a Ruger LCR with its amazingly good trigger in a DeSantis holster and a stripper clip with five extra rounds. That should handle just about any situation.
Sam Reyes isn’t taking any chances. As he writes: I carry with the idea that if something isn’t on me it might as well be on the moon.
Just as Festus Haggan did back in Dodge City, our modern day Festus, who lives in Hotlanta, totes a revolver. But while Marshal Dillon and his deputy might be surprised by the Ruger LCR’s short barrel, they’d no doubt appreciate its superior double action trigger. The LCR has one of the best bangswitches in the […]
Cameron says, “This is my typical ‘pants and a t-shirt, running to town for a few hours’ loadout.” See all of his gear at Everyday Carry . . .
Agent Yee keeps things simple with an easily concealable revolver and a few basics. See everything he carries at Everyday Carry . . .
A wise old man once told me that real pistols only came in one configuration: blued steel and walnut grips. The very same man bandied about phrases like “nickel plated sissy pistol” and believed that the .45 ACP was the alpha and omega. When “combat tupperware” started to become en vogue he thought it was […]
Mike Lewis over at lmsdefense.com reports a student’s unsettling experience with the $575 (retail) Ruger LCR double action revolver. It’s all anecdotal folks, but this follows on the heels of a Smith & Wesson Scandium Model 329 PD .44 Magnum Revolver that sheared in half. The LCR is made of “aerospace grade” 7000 series aluminum. Is […]
