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38 special DEWC I buy everything else. I dont load rifle simply because I dont know how.

If you want a 43 and need a small very shootable gun suited for pocket or other discreet carry I say jump on it. I had one and found it uber reliable and easy to shoot. I shot it a lot better that some of the other sub compact offering such as the P365. The thing that would give me hesitancy is...

The only short stroke I have ever gotten with a J frame was after I tried to install springs. I returned to stock springs and learned to love them and have not had any more issues. A Ruger LCR on the other hand I can short stroke enough to convince me to sell.

I have had good luck with S&W customer service. Unfortunately Ive used them more that I would have liked to

I am about as big of a snub fan as there is. It’s hard to argue the reliability of a stock Glock 19. I’ve sent more snubs to S&W for repairs than I have Glocks.

I would like to say one of my Glocks would be my favorite. My 19 would be a real close second or maybe third. My favorite would have to be my 60-14. That gun has been with me the most of any gun the past few years. Anytime I need a gun it seems to be there and has done what it was called on to...

My snubs get bullseye under a DEWC.

I chose 442 and 686. They have ammo compatibility and I can carry a 442 anywhere.

I assess the situation. I fill up before it is a necessity. I get out and leave my door open and try to park so that my open door meets the trashcan or the barrier. I insert the nozzle then reach for my wallet and begin the process. I get my hand in my pocket as soon as possible and have it on...

All handgun ammo is just a hole poker.

I quit carrying one of the smaller 9mm in my front pocket because it would release the mag. I dont remember which it was. I quit carrying my CM9 because the mag base would release and dump the bullets in my pocket That said I carry a snub and speed loader and nothing else in that pocket

When I carry a backup its a Glock 19 AIWB. Everyday I carry a J frame in my right front pocket and just because Im carrying a bigger gun doesn't make it less relevant.

That is pretty darn committed. I carry a 60 or a 642 just about every day. I have owned every latest and greatest gun to come to market and I always seem to circle back to a j frame. A J frame in my pocket is my fastest draw. I shoot J frames very accurately and without much effort. I find the J...

Thank you for giving that poor unloved antique a home.

SP101's don't fit my hands well, but that's just my hands. I haven't shot them well in the past, but I will try harder this time. :) Aren't your hands the only hands that matter? I totally get it. Sometimes I'm just determined to make something work. It a large part of the fun.

$500 is a great deal on this snub. Yes it's a snub nose easy to carry and gravy to shoot.

I have a 2" 60 and a 642. I really love j frames and shooting them. If I came across a 3" with fixed sights I would probably grab it. J frames are a great size and with boot grips point like a laser for me. I have owned several SP101's. I find the Rugers feel awkward and when shooting 357...

I have owned a few of these over the years. I bought one last year that a local guy had performed a trigger job on. That gun had a buttery smooth trigger that would rival any S&W.

I find myself shooting a J frame better than my glocks often at the range. It is very discouraging that I cant shoot a 4" gun as well as a snub. I find my groups tighter and more on target with the snub. I find when I shoot my 43 I shoot low left. I think its due to the fact I shoot my J frame...

That seems like quite a thumper. I can imagine "rapid firing" that would be a joy. I dont know how quick I could recover between shots.