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I just won an auction for a Smith and Wesson K-Frame Model 64, an old police trade-in with a bobbed hammer. I bought it purely as a sporting toy to try revolver tournaments when I’m getting bored with the Glock I carry and compete with. It’ll be kept around to spice up dry fire practices around my bedroom, to drill live fire occasionally on a whim, and may get outfitted with a competition holster and a set of speed loaders someday. For now, I’ll have an old six-gun without a holster lying around which serves no exact purpose in my weapons system. I carry and sleep with a Glock, train with a carbine because I was never hugged as a child and it made sense to simply own a rifle, and have a .22 for Appleseed volunteering and teaching. What purpose could this very functional antique serve?
For example, does anyone have a spare pistol in their home in a particular location in case they’re away from their carry gun? What about keeping a kit for arming a second person if a reliable friend ends up with you during a tense disaster? Are revolver bullets containing precious metals easier to find in case mythical creatures become a problem?
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