TOP 10 Powerful Revolvers for Home Defense 2024

TOP 10 Powerful Revolvers for Home Defense 2024
Welcome to the forefront of home defense in 2024, where safety meets power in the form of the best powerful revolvers. In an era where security is paramount, choosing the right firearm for safeguarding your home and loved ones is crucial. Today, we embark on a journey through the top contenders in the realm of revolvers, crafted with precision engineering and cutting-edge technology to provide unparalleled protection and peace of mind.
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[@countryroadsoutdoors]

I love the SP101

[@edljnehan2811]

Taurus tracker 357 Magnum and the Ruger SP101 357 Magnum

[@edljnehan2811]

I carry the SP101 in my right side pants pocket with no problem at all

[@jmichna1]

I like the 327 Federal Magnum version... pocket revolver with six rounds of "near 357 mag" ballistics, The Taurus Model 327 is similar in size too... maybe an ounce or two lighter than the SP101. ETA: that narrator mentioned the SP101's gritty and heavy trigger pull... mine was so afflicted, but using the MCarbo spring & shim kit, plus a bit of judicious Flitz polishing, my SP101 runs about 8.5-9.0 lb trigger pull in DA and under 4 lb in SA. It is a sweet shooter.

[@edljnehan2811]

@@jmichna1 I never had a problem with the trigger pull.. maybe because I used to squeeze on those tennis balls all my life.. however the 327 Magnum does intrigue me a little since I've always carried a 357 Magnum in that small gun one time even cutting the skin between my thumb and forefinger from The Recoil. I sure would like to try one is it cheaper?

[@jmichna1]

@@edljnehan2811 Ed, my 327 version cost the same as the 357 5-shot, at my LGS. Trigger pull can be heavy yet smooth... I'm more troubled by the grittiness, rather than the absolute amount of force needed for DA trigger pull.; my SP101 was heavy AND gritty... not conducive to good marksmanship. If I can get a revolver to reliably shoot at under 10 lb DA, and under 5 lbs SA, I will always opt for that... personal preference for me. I have "performance center-tuned" revolvers from S&W and Colt and they are a real joy to shoot. ETA: just checked, my 327 SP101 was $700 out the door.

[@edljnehan2811]

​@@jmichna1do you know when I bought that SP101 18 years ago I bought it brand new for $329. Man how prices went up... I'm sure going to be looking for a 327 Magnum and I'm even thinking about getting that Kel-Tec 22 caliber semi-auto. Before you laugh I had a 380 Kel-Tec ran like a charm for $159 brand new. This new model I was looking at is out of the box at $200. Just something to have a little fun with around the home. If you get a chance let me know the availability on 327 ammo and the cost as well. Thank you brother😊

[@jmichna1]

@@edljnehan2811 Actually, I like Kel-Tec... I have several, including their P17 in .22LR... came with three 16-rd mags. Nice little 22 pistol. having said that, I recommend to family & friends looking for a good, reliable 22 semi-auto, to look at Taurus' TX22 lineup... I have the standard, the compact and the competition versions... very reliable, very accurate, v good trigger out of the box, and not too pricey... definitely NOT as inexpensive as that Kel-Tec you are looking at, but still, not too bad. I just wish I could get an SP101 for $329!!! I'd buy a car load!!! 😉) Not going to sugar-coat it, .327 Fed mag ammo is pricey... if you can get it for under 80¢/rd you are doing good. I do appreciate the options, though, with that revolver: I can shoot 327 Fed mag, 32 H&R mag, 32 long, 32 short and I have even heard of people shooting 32 ACP in the SP101 (no personal experience on that last one). ETA: Don't overlook the Taurus Model 327... I have the snubbie version (was under $300) and I spent another $20 on a Galloway Precision trigger and hammer return spring kit, and got very pleasing results... as good as, maybe even better, than that SP101. With zero decrease in reliability.

[@HiTechCentralPage]

I like the S&W R8 tactical revolver

[@alfredjr2k556]

All of them I like it.

[@roxanaalexandra8483]

The Ruger Super Alaskan is way too powerful for home defense

[@NomadGringo]

🤣👌

[@user-Thanakorn2514]

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[@2500astral]

🥰😍🤩

[@giannilavezzi7026]

Wonderful revolver scandio..Is not stainles

[@hardyanpajero69]

👍😎🍺🍩💥

[@jhmonthetube6339]

S&W owners prefer S&W, Ruger owners prefer Rugers…

[@jmichna1]

And Colt owners prefer Colts! Hell, even Kimber's K6s is a decent revolver. Have many S&Ws, several Rugers & Colts, a number of Taurus revolvers, an EAA Windicator snubbie and the aforementioned K6s... I like 'em all!

[@donaldballman2825]

I'll take a Ruger over the S&W any day. If the S&W is such a great gun why is there realoading specs that say Ruger only