Notavictim646
Sharpshooter
Again, I ask, why do you carry it if it's painful to shoot?
I have other guns that are fun to shoot. They are just not as easy to carry and/or conceal.
So I guess it is because it is easy to carry and conceal.
Again, I ask, why do you carry it if it's painful to shoot?
Can't speak for the other guy, but for me I shot the LCR well, it was just painful when I did. I also have a 22 LCR and I practiced a lot with that. I'd rather not buy a second gun to practice with, though.
If you want to spend more money the Scandium-alloy S&W J-frames are nice but, a "no lock" S&W 642 can be had for under $400 online(plus transfer and shipping) and, they still are "light-weight." I prefer a a J frame over the LCR because of their size, the S&Ws are hard to beat for pocket carry IMHO.
S&W 642 38sp No Lock NIB : Revolvers at GunBroker.com
Some of the Kahr pistols work well too.
That's definitely on the short list as well. One thing I found about the LCR vs j frames is that holster choice is much more limited for the Ruger. J frames have been around so long that just about any holster made is available for them.