9 mm revolvers, Worthwhile shooters?

[Arcosdad]

Hello all,
I'm seeking some input/ experiences from the CGN gang on whether 9mm revolvers are worth considering from an accuracy standpoint. Casual paper punching and gong ringing is what I do. I have to soften recoil because of a bad wrist and my CZ and 1911 seem to torque it. Given I have a bunch of ammo in both .38 and 9mm, was considering going to a Blackhawk .357/9mm convertible or Arminius maybe. I'm aware of the issue with the Blackhawks re .357 bullet diameter vs .355 for the 9. Has anyone fired these in 9mm and what did you find? Other revolver suggestions? Don't want to break the bank. Any input welcome!

Thx,

Arcosdad in BC

 

[can14]

Smith & Wesson made a revolver in 9mm worked very well

 

[Greenhorse six]

Ive never shot one , but , there are a few alfa proj 9mm
Revolvers on the EE right now.

Why not just go .38 special?

 

[Arcosdad]

Thanks for the hint on the Alfas there Greenhorse. Have seen them on the EE and with Marstar but never handled one. I have a SW 19 so can shoot my 38s but have a bunch of 9mm ammo and want something I can shoot it in.
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Will snoop around for a Smith too can14, but I doubt I'd like the price!

 

[IM_Lugger]

I've had 2 Alfa proj 9mn handguns, short and long cylinders. Didn't really care for either, but i also sold every revolver ive ever owned lol

 

[jacotsmith]

I've had three of the Alfa Proj revolvers in 9mm and thought they were all very good for the money. Once upon a time there was a trigger spring upgrade kit and if you search the way back machine there are some threads on here about smoothing out the trigger, but for my purposes the factory trigger was always good enough for me. Low recoil and cheap ammo, awesome for plinking.