I always had special rubberised grips on my pistols. Formed to my hand, and absorbs most of the recoil. The stock grips on most guns are pure do-do.
I use special hollow point bullets in my "Protection" guns.
Soft outside, and a hard post on the inside portion. Mushrooms very quickly, but the post allows the bullet to break bones, unlike the soft lead normal hollow points. Result is exploding water jugs, or whatever you shoot at dies.
44 mags just seem to be overkill. If I wanted something that powerful, I would just carry a rifle/carbine. Even with a good custom grip, the 44 mag is a monster to control. I have much better success using the .357, and it will still crack an engine block or punch through a door. Without it getting uncontrollable, I can shoot off the entire cylinder on the .357, bam bam bam etc.., whereas the 44 mag has to be wrestled on every shot.
I use special hollow point bullets in my "Protection" guns.
Soft outside, and a hard post on the inside portion. Mushrooms very quickly, but the post allows the bullet to break bones, unlike the soft lead normal hollow points. Result is exploding water jugs, or whatever you shoot at dies.
44 mags just seem to be overkill. If I wanted something that powerful, I would just carry a rifle/carbine. Even with a good custom grip, the 44 mag is a monster to control. I have much better success using the .357, and it will still crack an engine block or punch through a door. Without it getting uncontrollable, I can shoot off the entire cylinder on the .357, bam bam bam etc.., whereas the 44 mag has to be wrestled on every shot.
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