Top revolvers for Georgia concealed carry in humid weather
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Ruger 4" GP-100
Ruger SP-101 (5-shot, but quality over quantity.)
Taurus Judge full of buckshot.
Taurus 605 (After you get a Wolf kit in it.)
And believe it or not, the EAA vindicator in hard chrome in 4" a fine weapon for 300$!!
If you want a lubricant that won't evaporate or turn to glue, use Castrol 20 Wt. It clings to steel like a magnet and coats extremely well! And you can get a lifetime supply for the price of CLP or LSA! Which are my 2nd and 3rd choices.
Ruger SP-101 (5-shot, but quality over quantity.)
Taurus Judge full of buckshot.
Taurus 605 (After you get a Wolf kit in it.)
And believe it or not, the EAA vindicator in hard chrome in 4" a fine weapon for 300$!!
If you want a lubricant that won't evaporate or turn to glue, use Castrol 20 Wt. It clings to steel like a magnet and coats extremely well! And you can get a lifetime supply for the price of CLP or LSA! Which are my 2nd and 3rd choices.
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Taurus 856 stainless since it's budget friendly 
I would say the new S&W MODEL 360 PD. It is a 357, but you can run with 38's in it no problem. Then load up the hotter rounds for fun or when you feel better with carrying magnum rounds. It is an alloy frame that does not sweat or slick up easily and the best part it is light, I have been looking at it myself as a backup.
