agreed--not really sure what he means by "didn't really go over"--they've made and sold untold thousands of them, and even now they catalog no less than 5 different models of .357/9mm convertibles in different finishes and barrel lengths. Link is to one of them, but there's more on their website. Granting you'll pay a bit more due to the cost of the extra cylinder, but it gives you another option--both for plinking using easily available and inexpensive FMJ 9mm ammo and also as a viable defensive choice using any of the 9mm personal defense ammo, with the added bonus of not having to worry about the feeding problems that some of the more aggressive hollowpoints can cause in an autoloader. Yes, obviously you're giving up some reloading speed and capacity over an autoloader, but 6 shots of decent 9mm (to say nothing of .38 +p or .357, both of which you can shoot with the same gun) is nothing to sneeze at should you need to press it into service for self-defense.
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