7 Reasons Why Both Beginners and Advanced shooters need a Revolver

No, I’m serious. You do.
Look, I’ll be the first to admit that 99.99% of the time I spend it with my Glock and so should you. It is your best investment and will give you the best chances of winning … with the right training. More on that later.

• Simplicity of manual of arms. Every new shooter gets it right away. Open the cylinder like this. Put bullets. Close. Pull trigger.
• No failure to feeds or failures to eject. These you train to solve almost instantly… but that only comes with training.
• No manual safety. You’d be amazed how often even trained law enforcement struggle with it or forget about it in the heat of the moment.
• No chamber to be left empty. Another common cause of trouble and debate for those that believe in carrying with an empty chamber.
• No grip related problems. This one is a huge problem often overlooked, limp wristing, the slide hitting your thumb because of a poor grip. None of these are a problem with a revolver.
• You can have it in some nice powerful rounds.
• Ammo versatility. A nice 357 can handle hunting loads, defense loads, light 38s.

Bonus Point: Maybe the most important one for someone that goes with an auto as his main gun , as backup guns. Also for arming other people. Not everyone is as dedicated and for the average shooter a revolver is simply more suited for their level of training.
FerFAL
Fernando “FerFAL” Aguirre is the author of “The Modern Survival Manual: Surviving the Economic Collapse” and “Bugging Out and Relocating: When Staying is not an Option”