Like what?  This is the third 9mm revolver I've owned.  I sold the other two, both Rugers, to Bob S., who I believe is interested in them as collectibles.  Here is something I wrote a few years ago about 9mm revolvers:

I believe that the revolver using a rimless auto cartridge has the
following advantages, one of which you mentioned in your message:

1) More power than any .38 Special including .38 +P loads.
2) Less recoil than the .357 Magnum.
3) Very fast reloads using full moon clips, even faster than using speedloaders.
4) Clips also make a smaller package for carrying extra ammo than do speedloaders.  (Two loaded clips will often fit in a speedloader case meant for one loaded speedloader.)
5) Positive ejection of the short 9mm cases versus the longer .38 or .357 cases. The ejector rod isn't long enough to clear the longer revolver cases on the shorter barreled SP-101 (or Taurus). The 9mms clear easily.
6) Increased ejection reliability because of the use of moon clips; all the cases stay together in a package. This makes for easier policing up the range after practice as well.
7) Excellent selection of 9mm ammo across the board, including clean FMJ loads for practice at the nearly the same price lead .38 reloads cost.  (Since I wrote that .38 prices have gone way up and 9mm is cheaper than ever.)