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01-05-2006, 12:11 PM
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I think revolvers are easier for newbies because they have fewer moving parts which means less problems such as feed jams. I like autos for the extra capacity but they take a little more practice so you can handle those possible feed jams automatically. I've usually carry my GP101 .357 for this reason as I haven't had the training to deal with jams on my .45 auto to feel comfortable. I know I can shoot it but if a problem comes up it should be 2nd nature to clear it and continue.
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