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Post by TMan on Nov 8, 2010 20:43:24 GMT -5
As you may know, I think the Diamondback 380 is the nicest that it out there. Well, they now have 3 new models. The Crimson Trace model, a compensated model, and one with sights machined into the slide. diamondbackfirearms.com/ |
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Post by Callahan on Nov 9, 2010 9:48:52 GMT -5
A compensated .380?? Now THAT'S funny! ;D
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Post by TMan on Nov 9, 2010 15:43:53 GMT -5
Callahan, you need to shoot one of these little things, then you would understand. You can't go by just the caliber. A 357 Magnum? Nothing to them. Women have shot my Taurus (compensated, long barrel) and had no issues with it (they had big issues with 1911 in 45ACP). I would rather shoot my S&W 500 than to shoot this little J-frame featherweight 357 Magnum.
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Post by 5ontarget on Nov 10, 2010 11:15:10 GMT -5
You know as funny as that sounds, I beleive it will sell well. I know quite a few women and men that wouldn't mind a little less snap from these short barrelled, small/thin gripped guns.
Especially since Diamond Back has priced themselves at the lower end of the ccw market.
Even the big and chunky HiPoint .380 has a compensated version.
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Post by Callahan on Nov 10, 2010 15:10:56 GMT -5
Callahan, you need to shoot one of these little things, then you would understand. You can't go by just the caliber. A 357 Magnum? Nothing to them. Women have shot my Taurus (compensated, long barrel) and had no issues with it (they had big issues with 1911 in 45ACP). I would rather shoot my S&W 500 than to shoot this little J-frame featherweight 357 Magnum. I understand all too well. My .380 weighs 6 oz. less than the Diamondback. Heck, but I felt wimpy putting a muzzle brake on a .300 Win Mag.! |
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