Snub nose photo thread

1917 Colt


Cobra


Detective Special


Undercover


NAA


Undercover

A pair of Rugers.


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Nothing special. My little workhorse 360J "gut gun" in .38 spc

I have a few that someone might like:

S&W M442


S&W Chief's Special


S&W M640 & M642



S&W M638


Colt Detective Special
This Colt was given to me. I didn't do that damage and neither did the previous owner. It may not be a looker but it sure does shoot!


Ruger Service-Six

Y'all have some beauties, here.

I only have a 6 year old Brazilian.

chicharrones said:

Y'all have some beauties, here.

I only have a 6 year old Brazilian.

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That young Brazilian Gal is a real beauty as well!

Cocked & Locked said:

That young Brazilian Gal is a real beauty as well!

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This whole thread has many beauties in it, that's for sure!

BTW, I'm really drawn to that Charter you have. Something about it just calls to me.

With all these clean snubbies showing, I feel bad about my dirty little .41 mag. Please excuse the filth, I just got back from the range.

I really need to update this with a better pic.

My '82 model 36 Chiefs Special



my wife's Model 637

Older Rossi M88 in .38 Spec.

A couple of my favorite snubbies. The first one is a highly polished Model 649 which conceals and handles nicely with the Tyler T-Grip adapter. The second one is a Model 638 which I picked up a couple of years ago when I wanted to carry something a little lighter in the summer months.

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NAA's



Lawman....



37 Airweight.....

These are great CCW options. Maybe the lightest snubby out there ? A little snappy with .357s but it runs great on .38s ....


S&W 340Sc .... with XS front sight, Apex trigger kit, and Crimson Trace grips....




-Mike

Aluminum Taurus 85. Yes, the grip medallions say "Rossi." The big plastic grip the Taurus came with interfered with retention in my upside-down shoulder holster, which depends on the back of the trigger guard as a ledge to keep the gun in place. If any 85s were made with small grips I didn't find any, so I found some Rossi grips in my parts box that mounted in much the same way and trimmed off all the overhanging bits. This is before sanding and polyurethaning the modified grips.

My snubnose journey

My very first snub nose at age 23. A cut down Army Special .32-20
Bought it out of one of those flea market vendors cases, the flat glasstop ones piled high with junk...it was under a pile of broken watches.

I have a barrel for it that I'm going to have a smith up the street put on it when tax returns come in.



Here is the second snub nose I acquired, my first brand new gun, a .357 magnum Ruger sp101



Found this treasure in a pawn shop for dirt cheap. One terrible home cold blue job later, I had a slightly less ugly .44 special Charter bulldog pug



Then I picked up this Colt Agent .38spcl. Funny thing is, it has a steel frame.



I was in the LGS last year picking up a model 10 I had transferred, when I spotted this in the display case, on consignment for $350. Well, I walked out of there with one more gun than I was planning to.
1967 Colt diamondback .38spcl



And the latest, it actually packs quiet well, for a .44 magnum.
Astra terminator .44 magnum

sylicosis4, You might want to check the serial number on your agent. I suspect it's a DS with an agent barrel.

Normally I'm not a big fan of "snubbies" but I keep this one around as my EDC.

Smith & Wesson Model 12-2. Early 70's I believe.

CajunBass said:

Normally I'm not a big fan of "snubbies" but I keep this one around as my EDC.

Smith & Wesson Model 12-2. Early 70's I believe.

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Nice looking model 12! Compared to yours, mine looks a little ratty.

Cocked & Locked said:

Nice looking model 12! Compared to yours, mine looks a little ratty.

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Brunswick stew anyone?

Very nice thread
Here is my 1954 .38 special military & Police with a BK grip adapter