8 Best Hammerless Revolvers 2022

Published on July 20, 2022
Duration: 8:05

This video provides an expert overview of the best hammerless revolvers for concealed carry in 2022, presented by an experienced firearms instructor. It details the advantages of revolvers over semi-automatics for self-defense, focusing on simplicity, reliability, and ease of use, particularly in snag-free draw scenarios. Key models like the S&W M&P Bodyguard, Ruger LCR, and Kimber K6 are reviewed with their specific features, calibers, and weight considerations.

Quick Summary

Hammerless revolvers provide a snag-free draw and mechanical simplicity, making them reliable for concealed carry and self-defense. Unlike some semi-automatics, they can often fire when pressed against an attacker, and their lack of an external hammer prevents snags during a quick draw.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Revolvers vs. Semi-Autos
  2. 00:20Revolver Advantages for Defense
  3. 00:56Hammerless Revolver Benefits
  4. 01:29Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard
  5. 02:16Smith & Wesson J-Frame
  6. 02:58S&W Performance Center 442
  7. 03:38Ruger LCR
  8. 04:19Ruger SP101 (5720 Model)
  9. 04:49Kimber K6
  10. 05:30Rock Island Armory M206 Spurless
  11. 06:49Colt King Cobra Carry
  12. 07:37Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main advantages of hammerless revolvers for concealed carry?

Hammerless revolvers offer a snag-free draw, meaning they won't catch on clothing or holsters. They are also mechanically simpler than semi-automatics, reducing the chance of malfunctions like jams and making them easier to operate under stress.

Which hammerless revolvers are recommended for concealed carry in 2022?

Top recommendations include the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard, S&W J-Frame variants, Ruger LCR, Kimber K6, and Colt King Cobra Carry. These models offer various features, calibers, and weight options suitable for daily carry.

Can hammerless revolvers fire if pressed against an attacker?

Yes, revolvers, including hammerless models, can generally fire even when pressed firmly against an attacker ('out of battery'). This is a significant advantage over some semi-automatic pistols which may fail to cycle in such close-contact scenarios.

What calibers are commonly available in hammerless revolvers?

Common calibers for hammerless revolvers include .38 Special, .38 Special +P, and .357 Magnum. Some models, like the Ruger LCR, also offer versatility with chamberings such as 9mm, .327 Federal Magnum, or .22 Long Rifle.

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