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I have yet to shoot mine, but it carries nicely.
I'll be Reviewing it in a couple weeks, with some Crimson Trace Grips and High Noon holsters as accessories. 
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I put my name on the list with TopGun. I have been looking at these for a bit and all yor comments make it a go. Top shows it's at $374. My LGS has them for $399....
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I need to start off saying I didn’t really like revolvers.
My friend brought his .44 magnum and his LCR to the range a few weeks back. The .44 magnum was totally fun to shoot. The LCR wasn’t. Wife and I didn’t like it. On such a small gun the rotating wheel distracts both of us, and the sights sucked just like they do on our LCP. I didn’t like the trigger at all, too long and hard. I’ll stick to the LCP and my PM9 for pocket carry. To each their own. -------------------------------- P226R 9mm, P239 9mm GEN2, P220 Carry Elite, Ruger MKIII custom, Kahr PM9, LES BAER - ULTIMATE MASTER 5" .45, LCP - NRA Life Member |
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If you are expecting a Colt Python it is not, but I think it is a very good revolver. I have no trouble with it's sights. Six inch pie plates don't stand a chance at 50 feet. Outside of the Python or S&W Model 19 it has the most accuracy of all my snubbies and I have six of them.
The LCR is like the S&W 442 it's light and serves the purpose of dealing with up close social problems. It has a much better trigger than most J-frames. I carry the LCR or the 442 as backup to my P229. |
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Big +1 I've shot and fondled both 642 and LCR, the LCR's trigger was MUCH smoother and didn't stack like the 642. |
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I found that statement funny  The rotation of the wheel is distracting but the recoiling slide is not? |
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Dont take this wrong. I would get a S&W Air Wieght 38Spl. We had one come though the shop, and we put it up to a S&W 638. The S&W is smaller in size and it only cost $40 more. And I like the overall fit and finsh of the S&W more. Plus the trigger was better on the S&W. And in the event you need to sell the gun, you can always get your money back out of a S&W. http://www.smith-wesson.com/we...angId=-1&isFirearm=Y Gun: Sig Sauer P226,40S&W ---------------------------- AUT PAX, AUT BULLEM SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM Μολὼν Λαβέ GOD BLESS THE U.S.A. 300 King Leonidas: Submission? Well that's a bit of a problem. See, rumor has it that the Athenians have already turned you down, and if those philosophers and boy-lovers have found that kind of nerve... "What in the Wide Wide World of Sports is a-goin' on here?! I hired you people to try to git a little track laid, not to jump around like a bunch of Kansas City faggots!" "Somewhere in Illinois there's a teleprompter missing its idiot" |
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I compared an LCR to a comparable Smith. To me the LCR pointed better. So, long story short, I had my dad order one. I love it, as do all my friends that have shot it. I think a few even called my dad and ordered their own.....
"Walk softley and carry a big stick." Theodore Roosevelt |
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I almost purchased a 642 with a trigger job. I thought the trigger was pretty sweet. I then ran across a LCR and the trigger was even better. Its lighter, better trigger by a significant amount and has a nicer grip to it.
I bought it, but haven't gone to the range yet. |
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I carry an LCR every day, and shoot 20 rounds each and evry week since I've owned it at 7 yrds. The trigger is so much better than any J frame so that I sold my three J frames. I am about to add an XS sight. I am a revolver shooter, so it is no surprise that my night weapon is one of the following: P239 DAK or Kahr K9 NYPD trigger. I also carry for nights a Makarov, a real favorite, or a P239 DA/SA gen 2.
However, my LCR even sits in the pew with me. HiCap |
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I agree it's funny. The slide movement is after the fired shot. Shot that little LCR and looking down the sights I could still see the rotating wheel. Just a distraction to me. Again to each their own. I just prefer autos. Plus its what you get use too. That's why I want the Kahr P380 now. Love the PM9 dislike the LCP sights. To ME the P380 w/ night sight is on my NOW list to buy. If I could find one. Saw a Black PM9 new at Cabelas yesterday, but no P380. LCP sits nice and flat in my pants. LCR not as thin. To each their own... -------------------------------- P226R 9mm, P239 9mm GEN2, P220 Carry Elite, Ruger MKIII custom, Kahr PM9, LES BAER - ULTIMATE MASTER 5" .45, LCP - NRA Life Member |
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