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Thread: Smith/Lipsey's ultimate carry J-frame

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    The Lipsey's guy at the Shot Show in a video said the guns will start shipping at the end of February.


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    Yup, February 26 is the planned ship date.

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    Careful loading titegroup in revolver loads for defense. I shot an IDPA match with my 642, belly band holster and speed strips in pocket. Shot it like I carry it, basketball shorts and tshirt. After a fast cylinder of 5 shots and titegroup that cylinder was getting so hot it made it hard to flip it out and do reloads. I would do Win 244 or sport pistol for similar load weights but cooler running temps.

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    Placed an order for the blued 38 Special version today through Scheels, unknown ETA. Haven’t been this excited about a J Frame in a long time. Ordering a Tulster Rath in whiskey color and an Apex trigger kit as well.

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    Those of you ordering the 32, where are you finding ammo?

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    https://www.sgammo.com/catalog/pisto...32-hr-mag-ammo

    They start at a little over $1 a ROUND. Not for me.

    I believe a lot of the .32 mag fans reload their ammo. That's the only way to keep the cost down. But with the price of primer and powder today, I don't know how much you can save.


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    Quote Originally Posted by joedirt199 View Post
    Careful loading titegroup in revolver loads for defense. I shot an IDPA match with my 642, belly band holster and speed strips in pocket. Shot it like I carry it, basketball shorts and tshirt. After a fast cylinder of 5 shots and titegroup that cylinder was getting so hot it made it hard to flip it out and do reloads. I would do Win 244 or sport pistol for similar load weights but cooler running temps.
    I totally get what you're saying but from a defensive standpoint l'm betting you won't even notice that warm cylinder if you're performing a reload and your life is on the line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joedirt199 View Post
    Careful loading titegroup in revolver loads for defense. I shot an IDPA match with my 642, belly band holster and speed strips in pocket. Shot it like I carry it, basketball shorts and tshirt. After a fast cylinder of 5 shots and titegroup that cylinder was getting so hot it made it hard to flip it out and do reloads. I would do Win 244 or sport pistol for similar load weights but cooler running temps.
    I've banished TG because of this. I shot a pin match relay one hot day that required a reload. Six rounds of 357 mag with a 173 gr Keith and TG. By the time I went through the sixth round the gun felt strange in my hand, it just didn't fit my hand at all anymore. I looked down at my 686 and the Hogue grips were misshapen, the nylon backer that the rubber was attached to had softened. Since I lost the relay anyway I just went home. I pulled the remaining ammo down and ordered a wooden Hogue grip that the 686 wears to this day. Yes, TG gets very hot!
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    I’ve tried a couple LGS and so far I have been unable to order one. Where is everyone going to get on the list?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LowSpeed_HighDrag View Post
    Those of you ordering the 32, where are you finding ammo?
    Buying lead bullets I reload it for under $10 per 50. That's with current primer pricing.

    The least expensive ammo to use for practice in a .327 or .32 mag gun if you don't reload is .32 S&W Long.

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